65k??  Thought they would increase supply.  I think the fact that Wii sales didn't go up at all when a major game is released is a good indication of limited supply. 

PS3 10k?? ehh

SPM 150k and Wii only 65 K ? less than last week ?

 seems strange....

SPM 150k and Wii only 65 K ? less than last week ?

 seems strange....

65,000 for the Wii huh. I guess they can't get higher then that until they start stocking the stores better. Seriously when is that problem getting fixed. They seem to crank out DSs. Although I'm guessing 150,000 is also the ceiling on DS production. And with the ps3 we were saying it looked to drop 10,000. When is the next notable Japanese release? You'd also think Nintendo would push insanely hard for Wii production to take advantage of the ps3 lul. It's good to see the psp holding 30,000.

65,000 seems low but 150 000 for SPM is very good! and it should have a lot of legs...

 and 10,000 for PS3, i am actually quite curious to see whether they'll go under the 10,000 bar this week already... it would be pretty bad...

PS3 doesn't even have a game release at all until June 14th.  Wonder how low it will actually drop to, perhaps 7k?  Games in Japan are few and far in between for PS3.  In this drought of no games in Japan North America gets 9 games. 

>Wii 65k

Possibility :

One reason is the shipment of Wii in recent weeks might be near 50k. the sales is sum of the number of shipment and (hidden) stoks in the shop. And shipment was increased to about 60~70k?

And one, in Japan, next week is holiday week called "Golden Week". So shop stocks Wii for holidays...

65k, seems ok actuly possible supply constrained.

PS3 around 10k was expected (with no big release to pull it forward)

Nice to see that PW4 has some legs.

Yea perhaps Nintendo is happy selling 65k every week while sending more systems to NA and Europe.  Considering they are outselling PS3 by 6x+ every week now they can afford to do it, but with the release of Paper Mario and next week Big Brain Academy they should have boost the supply a bit.