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Old 05-17-2007, 04:29 AM   #1
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Nintendo dominates Japanese sales chart

Nintendo takes the top 21 spots in this weeks sales chart.

One in particular caught my eye. #20 English Training: Have Fun Improving Your Skills. I know American culture is quite popular over there among kids and teens, but damn. Seeing that on there really shows just how popular it is.
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Old 05-17-2007, 05:06 AM   #2
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Well congrats to them.
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Wow, talk about misleading thread titles.
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Top 21 Japanese games, dude.

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Wow, I didn't know the DS was that popular.


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I think the DS is rapidly approaching (may have even exceeded) PS2 penetration. It's huge.
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I think the DS is rapidly approaching (may have even exceeded) PS2 penetration. It's huge.
Last I checked, the PS2 sold 120 million units, the DS a bit over 40 million, so it has quite a long way to go.
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Nice point about the Japanese learning the english language.

The DS seems to be dominating the portable market and the Wii seems to be doing quite well on the console market.

It all comes down to games and recently I've been more on my DS then my PSP.

As far as the cosole market I've been mainly on the 360. I've hardly put much time into the Wii that I just a couple of weeks ago bought.
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Old 05-17-2007, 12:27 PM   #10
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yeh ps2's about 110 million and i think the ds is on about 42 million at the mo i tihnk, but apparently you can't get them anywhere in japan and theres queues whenever they get them in stock, so if it keeps going like this for a while it does have a chance of getting up there with the ps2

whats the 2nd best selling console?
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