Japanese hardware sales, 24 July - 30 July: incredibly incalculable increase
Just as several wily commenters predicted last week, the original Xbox suddenly (and quite mysteriously) experiences a sales increase over its impressive tally of zero this week. The resulting percentage rise is so incredibly gargantuan and intimidating that it simply cannot be comprehended by the human mind, at least not without the aid of divine omnipotence or persistant alcohol poisoning. The ranking, according to number of units sold:
- DS Lite: 176,853
85,600 (32.62%)
- PSP: 42,604
6,666 (18.55%)
- PS2: 26,451
4,163 (18.68%)
- Xbox 360: 2,246
774 (52.58%)
- GBA SP: 2,229
724 (24.52%)
- Game Boy Micro: 1,766
356 (25.25%)
- DS Phat: 1,530
4,814 (75.88%)
- Gamecube: 1,039
37 (3.44%)
- Xbox: 11
11 (infinite)
- GBA: 9
11 (55.00%)
Other points of interest this week include the Xbox 360's flirtation with the fourth position in the charts (and the huge gap between it and the PS2), the DS Phat's return to unpopular status and the vaguely demonic number of new PSP owners.
[Source: Media Create]
