Soundwave said:
Game Boy sales hit a pretty hard wall after about 1992/93 or so. Something like the Virtual Boy, which was a laughably poorly thought out idea wouldn't have been rushed out to market otherwise, but GB sales by the mid-90s were really crap. Game Boy was initially kind of like the first Nintendo wave where Nintendo itself was kind of thought of as a fad. But then the 90s settled in and it became all about the Super NES vs. the Genesis. |
FY ending March 1990-4.02 million
FY ending March 1991-8.06 million
FY ending March 1992-10.67 million
FY ending March 1993-7.80 million
FY ending March 1994-7.47 million
FY ending March 1995-5.58 million
FY ending March 1996-4.16 million
To me that seems like a pretty standard sales curve, peak in the 3rd year then have a gradual decline for the next few years.
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