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Japanese hardware sales, Jun. 25 - Jul. 1: Slippery slope edition
Posted Jul 6th 2007 11:30PM by Ludwig Kietzmann
Filed under: Nintendo DS, Nintendo GameCube, Sony PlayStation 2, Sony PlayStation 3, Sony PSP, Nintendo Wii, Microsoft Xbox 360, Business
And just when you thought things were going so well. This week's inescapably cataclysmic sales charts confirm what we've all suspected since 2004 -- the Nintendo DS is nothing more than a farcical fad. Microsoft may have waited until this week to deal with their Red Ring of Death problem, but Nintendo had best act faster to resolve their imminent Red Arrow of Debilitation plight. Even those with the most cursory of interests in hardware sales can see the deadly signs spelling out the end of Nintendo's touchy-feely technology: D-O-O-M. E.
That bonus "E" is there for a reason, wonderfully capturing the sound emitted by surprised Nintendo executives experiencing a rude awakening. It's the sort of wake-up call that transpires when someone replaces your pillow with a crocodile on the same day you decided to wear your special salami pajamas (lovingly referred to as salamajamas). Time to pack your bags and go home, Nintendo.
Okay, since you're already in Japan, just pack your bags. Pack your bags with demolished dreams and haunting regrets.
- DS Lite: 157,435 DOWN 6,453 (3.94%)
- Wii: 73,919 UP 8,337 (12.71%)
- PSP: 38,305 UP 5,321 (16.13%)
- PS2: 16,316 UP 4,354 (36.40%)
- PS3: 11,914 UP 2,333 (24.35%)
- Xbox 360: 3,154 DOWN 215 (6.38%)
- Game Boy Micro: 377 UP 93 (32.75%)
- GBA SP: 179 UP 49 (37.69%)
- Gamecube: 111 UP 29 (35.37%)
- DS Phat: 45 UP 15 (50.00%)
- GBA: 16 UP 16 (N/A%)
http://www.joystiq.com/2007/07/06/japanese-hardware-sales-jun...
