ViolentPhlegm on 27 November 2009
Americas charts now:
| WEEK ENDED SEPT 05/06 TO NOV 21/22 (AMERICAS) | Price-reduced console sales | Other console sales | Gap increase (360) or decrease (PS3) during period |
| 2008 | 360: 1,264,410 | PS3: 732,105 | 360: 532,305 |
| 2009 | PS3: 1,259,300 | 360: 1,208,789 | PS3: 50,511 |
| Lead | 360: 5,110 | 360: 476,684 | 360: 481,794 (net 2008+2009 change) |
| WEEK ENDED NOV 21/22 (AMERICAS) | Price-reduced console sales | Other console sales | Gap increase (360) or decrease (PS3) for the week |
| 2008 | 360: 190,250 | PS3: 91,195 | 360: 99,055 |
| 2009 | PS3: 138,006 | 360: 146,221 | 360: 8,215 |
| Lead | 360: 52,244 | 360: 55,026 | 360: 107,270 (net 2008+2009 change) |
Unfortunately for Sony, they are being outsold by 360 in Americas even within the current year, let alone against the 2008 figures. Next week's numbers should be interesting. 360 still has strong momentum, but the bundles Sony has arranged with major retailers for Black Friday seem (at least to me) a lot more compelling than the 360 bundles. We'll see what happens...
