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NDS - 1.04millioneverything else - 930k
Quote from: BlackNMild2k1 on May 14, 2009, 07:36:46 PMNDS - 1.04millioneverything else - 930kIt's cool and all, but ... what happened? Doesn't everyone on the planet already own like five DSes...?
Is that DS figure a combination of the lite and i? What's the breakdown if it's available?
Powered by the launch of the new Nintendo DSi™ hand-held system, the Nintendo DS franchise set a new all-time U.S. record for April hardware sales for any video game platform, according to the independent NPD Group, which tracks video game sales in the United States. Nintendo sold more than 827,000 Nintendo DSi systems in April and an additional 215,000 Nintendo DS™ Lite systems, for a combined total of more than 1.04 million. This brings life-to-date sales of the Nintendo DS franchise in the United States alone to more than 30 million.At the same time, Nintendo’s Wii™ console remained the No. 1 home system in the United States, selling more than 340,000 in April, more than the other current-generation home console systems combined. Wii has sold through nearly 20 million in the United States since its launch in November 2006.“Nintendo systems and software represented 56 percent of the industry total shares in April, indicating continued strong consumer preference for quality and value,” said Cammie Dunaway, Nintendo of America’s executive vice president of Sales & Marketing. “Looking ahead, we are excited to introduce active-play games like Punch-Out!! and Wii Sports Resort into the market.”Six games published by Nintendo finished in the top 10 best-sellers of April, including the top four games of the month. These include Wii Fit™ at No. 1 with more than 470,000 sold, Pokémon™ Platinum Version at No. 2 with more than 432,000 sold, Mario Kart™ Wii at No. 3 with more than 209,000 sold, Wii Play™ at No. 4 with nearly 170,000 sold, New Super Mario Bros.™ at No. 7 with nearly 119,000 sold and Mario Kart™ DS at No. 8 with more than 112,000 sold.
Attention Sony: Drop your freaking $400 system's price and maybe it won't be outsold by an 8 year old system that no longer gets any major releases, and maybe you won't be in third place in most of the world.
In April DSlite: 215k DSi : 827K
The funny thing is that I recall Reggie or someone at NOA saying how the American market may not be ready for it yet.
Quote from: Flames_of_chaos on May 15, 2009, 12:32:11 PMIn April DSlite: 215k DSi : 827K The funny thing is that I recall Reggie or someone at NOA saying how the American market may not be ready for it yet.
Quote from: GoldenPhoenix on May 15, 2009, 12:37:54 PMQuote from: Flames_of_chaos on May 15, 2009, 12:32:11 PMIn April DSlite: 215k DSi : 827K The funny thing is that I recall Reggie or someone at NOA saying how the American market may not be ready for it yet.He was kinda right, because DS sales haven't slowed in the U.S. yet. In Japan the revision really was needed and it came at the best time, because the PSP was starting to kick ass and it needed to be stopped.
The sales info has to be wrong, there's no way GH: Aerosmith is anywhere near the top 10, it has to be GH: Metallica.
Excitebutts needs mawr visage 'cause that 13k isn't making anyone proud.