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HappySqurriel said:
ssj12 said:
HappySqurriel said:

If your numbers for system's sold is from now until the end of 2007 I would say that you're a probably a little low for the Wii and insanely high for the PS3 and XBox 360 ...

If they are for the full year 2007 your numbers are a little high for the XBox 360 and PS3 and insanely low for the Wii ...


ill stand by my numbers, and they are for the full year.


Well, lets just look at the numbers:

Consoles Sold

Nintendo Wii: 12 million
Xbox 360: 9 million
PlayStation 3: 7 million
PlayStation 2: 8 million

What we know is that before Nintendo increased production they were shipping (approximately) 1 Million units a month, they are currently shipping more than a Million units every month now while still selling out, and Q4 represents roughly 40% to 50% of console sales in a given year. If Nintendo doesn't increase supply and hasn't been saving up units for the holiday season they will still break 12 Million units in the full year 2007; with a production increase and a steady supply through the holiday season they could potentially hit the 20 Million unit mark.

On the other hand the PS3 is selling at a rate of (roughly) 250,000 units per month worldwide and has had a constant decline in sales; this works out to be 3 Million units in a year without factoring in holiday sales and (probably) about 5 Million if you're optimistic with your holiday numbers.

The XBox 360 is selling at a rate of (approximately) 350,000 to 400,000 units per month worldwide. This works out to yearly sales of about 5 to 6 Million units per month without factioring in holiday sales and 7 to 8 Million if you're optimistic about holiday sales.


Much better analysis with more thought in it.  Thanks.