You're using the LTD totals or the Japan totals? What are the numbers?

Click on America, Japan, or other. The literal words, thier also links. http://www.vgchartz.com/aweekly.php

Uhm...actually I did get it right.

Everything is relative...to everything. Its pretty much based on the idea that there is a lack of an absolute reference frame. In other words there is no person, thing, etc..that has more claim to standing still than any other person or thing..etc...

This is a simplistic example, and one that ignores the fact that mankind uses the earth as an absolute reference frame(its not but it suffices for our purposes)...but if you were moving towards me at 50mph you would have just as much claim to being stationary as I would. My claim would be that "You are moving towards me at 50 mph." and yet you are just as justified in the claim that it is I who am moving towards you.

I think the easiest way to imagine it is this. Imagine an infinite expanse of space that only contains two objects. Now when the two objects are getting closer to each other...which one is correct in saying the other is moving? The answer is a matter of perspective, from each objects perspective the other object is getting closer.  Hence both objects have equal claim to being stationary.

American 2007 software 

Software Totals:

Console	Year	Total
	32,288,731	58,335,920
	24,798,860	62,106,406
	23,421,287	28,057,191

American October software

Software Totals:

Console	Week	Total
	3,990,147	52,796,819
	2,510,866	60,053,563
	2,017,686	24,022,366

American November software (so far)

Software Totals:

Console	Week	Total
	5,539,101	58,335,920
	4,034,825	28,057,191
	2,293,987	51,023,018
	2,052,843	62,106,406

DS hasn't had much of a boost yet this Christmas in America, and even then hasn't sold as much software this year as 360.

Of course worldwide the 360 has nothing on the DS, on a normal month in Japan (ie not this or last month) DS sells more software than the 360 has sold since launch.
And i am quite sure that in PAL software the DS will be significantly above 360, particularly recently.

 And as eugene said "13 million 360s" or something, he must have been refering to WW numbers but using American as a reference.

On the whole DS vs 360 thing...

I've always thought it rather silly to compare hand-held sales to console sales. Isn't that kind of like saying "Look, Huffy bicycles outsell Mercedes automobiles."

Does anyone really buy a hand-held INSTEAD of a console?

Also, do you consider a $5 or $10 xbox live arcade game sale? Microsoft makes a killing off of them also. Id say it counts.

Also consider that the DS has been out longer and has a an installed base 5x as large and games are generally $20-$30 where as a 360 game is $60.