yes but playstation should be doing 80k in emeea and 20k in japan and 60k in usa the usa numbers are actually quite good since its xbox country over their anyways emeea dropped 10k from last week?

I don't know about you, but when there's 100 comments I don't tend to read them all, all the time

Also- as has been said, I reckon around 190-210k next week, 170k week after, then 150k, then levelling out at around the same as the PS360 a couple weeks after that, with a huge boost in November-December and with the Zelda launch. But that's just my thoughts.

Like I said what I could see is MS dropping price of Kinect as an interim step until Sony commits.  I dont think MS cares one bit that Sony is gaining 40,000 to 80,000 per month WW on the 360.  MS is really enjoying the profits and investing in the business.  Think MS is simply going to match price with the HDD version of the 360 with the lowest price version of the PS3 and be happy with that.

America:

XB360 first as usual. DS second and PS3 third, punished for the PSN affair, but not too harshly. This is the most important region not only for MS, but also for Nintendo, and currently, with MS doing well in EMEAA too, the importance for Ninty is even more evident. Here Wii manages to avoid not only last place, but also second to last one, achieving a whopping 4th place (third to last)! W00t! W00t!! W00t!!!   

WW:

PS3 wins a slow week. XB360 second, with DS third, barely achieving a testicular pie with it. Horrible last place for Wii, its sole consolation is that despite this, Balance Board still beats Kinect in EMEAA and WW, and Kinect, after the huge marketing campaign in EMEAA around Easter is over, is dropping and out of the Top 10 again in EMEAA and WW. So, despite hit by Kinect's attack, Wii's biggest not bundled cash cow is still the leader.

this is how the wii shouldve sold since the beggining , too casual console

I don't agree with you and here's why.

Say you are in highschool and you have two classmates who are both athletes. One of them has been putting a lot of effort to reach the top and the other has been slacking a lot for quite some time, because of his past success. Now you want your weaker classmate to do better, because you believe that he deserves it more, since the other one keeps missing practice and does not enough to help himself become better. Your wish for the weaker to do better does not mean that you hate the other guy, just that you consider him less deserving the praise/achievements he gets. Is there anything wrong with that? Does it follow that you actually hate the strong guy?

OT: Glad to see that the psp is not dead yet.

I actually went through this argument with a couple of people already, but since you responded, I might as well. Your analogy is kinda flawed here - if some guy has actually been slacking and missing practice, then you can tell. On the other hand, it is an opinion that the Wii "has been slacking". Not only that, but he was wishing that the Wii's price cut should have no effect, along the lines of wishing that this guy with past success fails even when he's trying really hard and making sacrifices by your analogy.

Of course, I've already been through this argument - he told me his stance and I accepted it - so this is kinda pointless.

In that case, apologies. I did not read that.

 Too casual? It shouldn't have sold to a lot of people because it appeals to a lot of people?

 I do believe being casual is one of the main sources of its success.

Wii is where it should've been from the very beginning.