Latest Media Create Hardware Sales

Posted By | On 24th, Nov. 2010

Media Create has posted the hardware sales for Japan this week.

The PSP’s sold a lot this week and is sitting atop with the PS3 following it on second place. The Nintendo Wii sits at third place.

Get all the number below

  • PSP – 96,601
  • PS3 – 29,058
  • Wii – 27,851
  • DSi LL – 21,836
  • DSi – 20,550
  • Xbox 360 – 7,083
  • DS Lite – 1,904
  • PSP go – 1,816
  • PS2 – 1,255

Thanks, Neogaf.


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