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nib95 said:So, just to enlighten us, what would your Sony statement have read like? If you were in his shoes of course.
"Fuck y'all. All y'all".
nib95 said:So, just to enlighten us, what would your Sony statement have read like? If you were in his shoes of course.
gregor7777 said:"Fuck y'all. All y'all".
C4Lukins said:I thought Dead Space would be more in the 700K range with the hype and the reviews so that is a bit disappointing. I was also hoping Mass Effect 2 would make the top 10, but that was not such a surprise. This is a bit of a scary top 10 considering the types of games I enjoy.
continued momentum for the PlayStation ecosystem
Leonsito said:Hightlight of the month for me.
Class_A_Ninja said:Where is this news that no one can sell out there preorders? I've never heard of sellers "running out of preorders" ever, and I chalked this up to retailers taking as many preorders as they could at all times. If they take too many, then their preorders are just a list of people who get the systems each shipment.
Cheech said:What? It happens all the time. Gamestop is especially careful about it, they really took it up the tailpipe on the 360. You had people trashing them across the Internet for MONTHS because they grossly oversold preorders.
Believe me, they have a hard allocation from Nintendo on the 3DS. And it's not sold out.
Their only tout was increased software by 25%.Baki said:I wonder if Sony atleast managed to remain flat YoY.
.While Microsoft was happy to boast about US Xbox 360 sales in January, Nintendo and Sony chose not to release hardware sales figures for the month.
But analyst Michael Pachter - who holds what we're sure is a pretty expensive subscription for NPD data - said in a research note today that monthly PS3 and Wii sales were both down compared to January 2010.
According to the Wedbush man, there were 319,000 Wiis sold in the US last month, down 31 percent year-over-year, and 267,000 PS3s sold, down three percent year-over-year.
Xbox 360 was the top selling console, shifting 381,000 units, and Pachter said over half of the total were Kinect bundles.
Sony responded to last night's NPD results with a statement focusing on PS3 software momentum, while Nintendo has opted not to comment.
Pachter also told CNET that DS sold 350,000 units in January, representing a 17 percent year-over-year decline, while PSP sold 80,000 units, down 20 percent from January 2010
You can only regret something you did (or failed to do) yourself. Are you saying that you are NPD?Kenka said:Time to shift to the Media Create threads.
NPD ruining the party is really something I regret.
Sohter.Nura said:Their only tout was increased software by 25%.
I highly doubt it I think they were down YoY.
Jtyettis said:.
http://www.computerandvideogames.com/289712/news/wii-and-ps3-sales-declined-in-january/
DS 350K
Wii 319K
PS3 267K
PSP 80K
Over half of the 360s sold were Kinect bundles. Sounds a bit more than the last two months. Which was right at ~50%.
Jtyettis said:.
http://www.computerandvideogames.com/289712/news/wii-and-ps3-sales-declined-in-january/
DS 350k
Wii 319k
PS3 267K
PSP 80k
Over half of the 360s sold were Kinect bundles. Sounds a bit more than the last two months. Which was right at ~50%.
bill0527 said:I really hope you are not joking about Gamestop.
I pre-ordered and paid in full for my Xbox 360 in July of 2005. I got a call the night before launch telling me that I was #13 on the list and they were only getting 4 systems. And they had no idea when they would be getting more.
That pretty much burned me on pre-ordering forever. I decided that in the future I will either camp overnight at a store or just wait until supply catches up with demand and they are readily available.
The night Gamestop called me and told me I wasn't getting my 360 after they sat on my money for months, was the night I gave serious thought to committing felony arson.
That's his research note from Monday, not the final sales.Jtyettis said:.
http://www.computerandvideogames.com/289712/news/wii-and-ps3-sales-declined-in-january/
DS 350K
Wii 319K
PS3 267K
PSP 80K
Over half of the 360s sold were Kinect bundles. Sounds a bit more than the last two months. Which was right at ~50%.
Nice to get the other 2 numbers.Jtyettis said:.
http://www.computerandvideogames.com/289712/news/wii-and-ps3-sales-declined-in-january/
DS 350K
Wii 319K
PS3 267K
PSP 80K
Over half of the 360s sold were Kinect bundles. Sounds a bit more than the last two months. Which was right at ~50%.
Galvanise_ said:Ah, so Sony weren't far off at all. I was expecting a bigger drop off than that.
Nirolak said:That's his research note from Monday, not the final sales.
ItWasMeantToBe19 said:It had a $50 price drop and two exclusives released in January.
Nirolak said:That's his research note from Monday, not the final sales.
Wedbush analyst Michael Pachter estimates that Microsoft sold 380,000 Xbox 360 units in January, besting the rest of the market and rising 14 percent over its January 2010 sales. Pachter said he believes Nintendo tallied 320,000 unit sales in January, down 31 percent year over year. Sony once again came in third place in Pachter's January estimate with 240,000 PlayStation 3 units sold on the month. That figure is down 13 percent compared to January 2010.
Nirolak said:That's his research note from Monday, not the final sales.
http://news.cnet.com/8301-13506_3-20031783-17.html380,000 Xbox 360 units in January, besting the rest of the market and rising 14 percent over its January 2010 sales. Pachter said he believes Nintendo tallied 320,000 unit sales in January, down 31 percent year over year. Sony once again came in third place in Pachter's January estimate with 240,000 PlayStation 3
http://www.computerandvideogames.com/289712/news/wii-and-ps3-sales-declined-in-january/According to the Wedbush man, there were 319,000 Wiis sold in the US last month, down 31 percent year-over-year, and 267,000 PS3s sold, down three percent year-over-year.
Xbox 360 was the top selling console, shifting 381,000 units, and Pachter said over half of the total were Kinect bundles.
Jtyettis said:That says research note from today and those figures do not jive with thesel
Read more: http://news.cnet.com/8301-13506_3-20031783-17.html#ixzz1EK6yezYU
Jtyettis said:That says research note from today and those figures do not jive with thesel
Read more: http://news.cnet.com/8301-13506_3-20031783-17.html#ixzz1EK6yezYU
Well at least the PS3 figure anyways. 240K versus 267K
Thanks, updating the OP with at least the PS3 figure.GarthVaderUK said:The numbers are different:
Price drop, what? And what's the second exclusive (if the first is LBP2), are you counting Dead Space Extraction?ItWasMeantToBe19 said:It had a $50 price drop and two exclusives released in January.
Jtyettis said:Over half of the 360s sold were Kinect bundles. Sounds a bit more than the last two months. Which was right at ~50%.
Thank you.RSTEIN said:I have the numbers.
Rolf NB said:Price drop, what? And what's the second exclusive (if the first is LBP2), are you counting Dead Space Extraction?
It's too bad that Move seems to be doing so poorly that Sony is highly unlikely to blab about its numbers to date.lowrider007 said:It seems that Kinect is definitely having a positive impact on 360 sales then, tbh I'm quite surprised at how well Kinect has done really.
RSTEIN said:
MightyHedgehog said:It's too bad that Move seems to be doing so poorly that Sony is highly unlikely to blab about its numbers to date.
Ouch, completely forgot about DCUO, my bad.ItWasMeantToBe19 said:DCUO was sort of an exclusive. Every store this month sold the PS3 with a $50 gift card. (Yes, I'll bring this up next month as well for the Wii sales since it got a $20 price drop in February from retailers)
The Playstation 3 needs a price drop which is funny considering the Xbox 360 hasn't dropped its price in years.Baki said:Wii still selling healthy amounts, Xbox 360 doing its best ever performance and the PS3 looks staggered when compared to both these behemoths.
RSTEIN said:I have the numbers.
Meier said:Yowch at the Wii. Nintendo has to do something...
"RE-DESIGN IT, YOU FOOLS!"