Wii will defintly break 100M and then top PS1.

I think it will to, Wii Vitality Sensor will be a massive hit

only 15 mil from now until Wii stops selling? really?

Does anyone else think this topic is ridiculous? 

Of course it will pass 100 million. If a price cut comes next year, then definitely by the end of 2011.

There's also the matter of whether it will pass the PS2 which is a more interesting proposition. I think it will, but only if Nintendo has another hit software like they did with Wii Fit.

It'll break 100 mil, but won't likely beat out the PS2. I can see 125 mil being the max IF they drop the price considerably and keep it on the shelves for a couple of years into the next gen. I don't think this will be the case, though. 110-115 max around by the end of 2013.

A $70 price drop will really help them to get to 100M quicker.

Passing 100 million is pretty much guarenteed at this point. By the end of this holiday Wii should be at least at 80 million. That means it only has to sell 20 million for the rest of its life, and it should have at least one more strong holiday season left after 2010. Also, Zelda, DQX, Last Story, Vitality Sensor, etc have all yet to release, and Nintendo can probably drop the price a couple more times.

Handily. The question is how much further they'll get, as others have said. It depends on if they start working harder to spur sales on their end. 2011 should be better in terms of console-pushing titles in all regions.

Not counting any of the Reach or G.T.5 bundles and only counting what was pushed without them...D.K.C.R will push more.

Hang on, you're planning on measuring the effect of a game on hardware without including that game's bundles?

If you want to buy X console for Y game, and Y game comes with a certain bundle for X console, you're going to buy the bundle. You would have to be quite extraordinarily stupid to buy the console and game separately.