Great news! While it is not doing as well as the DS, it is certainly holding its own. I am very impressed with the PSP's sales
| Squall_Leonhart said: @Leni Since it is Sony's first ever handheld (proper one anyway) and its doing the best out of any handheld thats gone up against Ninty i think its rather impressive! Just waits on the people butting in speaking about the software sales... *yawn* |
bah, what was the ps1 ???
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I expect 45 million by years, end, the reason for this is another hopeful price cut, and some major AAA games coming out for the psp.
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bah, what was the ps1 ??? |
a runaway success. much like the DS and Wii, only at the rate those are going, less so.
Hmm I don't expect 40 million, but I think 39 million, and i'm sure it will pass 38 million before 2009.
@leo. It had a price cut and re-design this year and sold 10 million,... you should work on your predictions more.
Why do ppl even have to mention the DS at all in this thread?. Its a thread to congratulate the PSP
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The DS is mentioned as considering the DS is an amazing success the PSP is still doing great for Sony's first try against Ninty in the handheld market (and the DS being one of their best) so making it look that bit better :D
nice 2 of those psp are mine 4 when i upgarde too the slim soon :P
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