Where do you go to find that out?  Once a game passes week 10 on it's page, I don't know where to look to see it's sales in a given week.

I know you can look it up on graphs at least, at 'compare games'.

That's not true.  It's just that the numbers are so much bigger and better in NA/Others and more interesting.  Even if the Wii isn't the best selling console in Japan (such as the past month), the difference is so negligible that it really doesn't matter when either Others or NA data is revealed.  Besides, everyone knows the Japan slump is only temporary, no worries.

Just click on the "Sales History" section for the game.

@Demotruk & Gilgamesh: Thanks.

ps3 holding up very well worldwide, sony should keep current price until they have made a cheaper model of a ps3.

last time i checked the major price cut for ps3 shot the weekly sale to 600k

Hope springs eternal.

^REALITY springs eternal, more likely. PS3 is just 30K behind the 360 this week(in VGC chartz eyes, ahem...sorry to doubt those America numbers...) which is infinitely cheaper WW.... I wonder how the chart would look if the systems were priced the same? of course that'll never happen, but a PS3 "just" $100-$125 more expensive than the cheapest 360 will be just enough to beat the crap out of it.

It would look pretty good to Sony fans... until the news came out that Sony was on the verge of bankruptcy, and the PS4 was cancelled due to lack of cash.

I don't see the point of speculating over this. The PS3 isn't priced at $400 because of bad luck or some conspiracy; it's priced at $400 because Sony screwed up on the hardware design and the thing still costs them an absurd amount of money to manufacture. Microsoft also screwed up on their hardware design, of course. (RRoD.) What would the total install bases look like if the 360 had never had any reliability issues?

Both consoles are selling well and as long as the PS3 stays above 200,000 in NA every month they'll be just fine.