Japanese hardware sales, Mar. 12 - Mar. 18: ridiculously rampant racketeering edition
It's not very often that you get accused of being part of an evil conspiracy. It certainly isn't very often that you're given opportunity to use words such as "collusion," "racketeering" or "farcical," especially not in the same sentence! It is thus with great pleasure that we inform you that Joystiq has been implicated in an imagined and entirely farcical collusion that promotes racketeering.
The always entertaining and fundamentally unhinged attorney at lawl, Jack Thompson, has deemed it fit to include us (along with the ESA, Penny Arcade, Gamespot, Kotaku and more) in his latest attack on Take Two. Apparently, the publisher has "collaborated and conspired" with us to further their racketeering activities.
Of course, we're not even sure what racketeering is. "I'm selling these fine leather rackets," springs to mind, but we're convinced it's more complex than that. Perhaps we've been USING TOO MANY CAPITALIZED WORDS? Should we "turn it down a notch," as the old folks are fond of saying? Either way, please let us know in the comments section -- or else we'll punch you in the face and trash your store, ya hear?
- DS Lite: 121,471
12,959 (11.94%)
- Wii: 67,070
22,575 (50.74%)
- PSP: 43,769
12,406 (22.08%)
- PS3: 21,635
10,480 (32.63%)
- PS2: 13,321
1,264 (8.67%)
- Xbox 360: 2,910
423 (12.69%)
- Game Boy Micro: 727
85 (10.47%)
- GBA SP: 557
122 (17.97%)
- Gamecube: 367
127 (52.92%)
- DS Phat: 159
40 (33.61%)
- GBA: 9
4 (30.77%)
[Sales chart beaten out of: Media Create]
See also, or else:Previous Japanese hardware sales charts
[This edition inspired by our fellow racketeers, rocketeers and raconteurs, Penny Arcade]
