According to the website
www.GamerFeed.com, the GBA:SP has sold over 1.1 Million units in the US alone. Thats an average of 10 units a minute, according to the website and national sales data.
I work in retail so this is most certainly true. We just cant keep these damn things in stock no matter how many we order. I have a cousin who manages the Video Game Section of a "Toys R US" in NY. He has the same problem I do, no matter how many GBA:SP's he orders, he just can't seem to keep them in stock! This is crazy! And it's not like Nintendo is "shorting" us on systems. We get tons of them in every shipment. They just sell incredibly fast.
It makes me wonder two things. The first is how popular will the GBA player be? I'm already hearing that we won't have enough to meet our expected demand. Second, and this question is for those of you with math skills, exactly how many GBA:SP's will be on the shelves by the time that $ony's penis, um I mean, Psp launches in November of 2004?