Wii hasn't caught 360 in Canada yet.

NPD:

LTD (End 07):

360 - 669,300+ (missing Dec 05 data)
WII - 651,000
PS3 - 310,500

360 sold 32,100 in Nov 05 release month, about 10% of what 360 sold in US that month. December 05 360 sold about the same again in US as it in November, so we can estimate that 360 sold around 30K in Canada Dec 05. This would put 360 around 700K, 50K ahead of Wii.

Link 

Don't have hard data for most of Scandinavia, but do for Norway.

LTD (End 07):

PS3 - 57K
WII - 57K
360 - 45K

Link 

So Wii may or may not have over taken in Scandinavia, but it has in Norway at least. 

Total 2007
360: 340.000 Australia+NZ
WII: 293.990 Australia+NZ
PS3: 155.000 Australia+NZ


AUSTRALIA
360: 303.000 Australia (31th december)
WII: 167.00 Australia (31th October)
PS3: 139.000 Australia (31th december)

NZ
360: 37.000 NZ (31th december)
PS3: 16.000 NZ (31th december)

Hardware
November Australia

360: 47,000
Wii: 40,000
PS3: 34,000
http://futurezone.orf.at/produkte/stories/242166

@prosugno: Are you sure your numbers are right? There was info coming from GFK that PS3 broke 15k with November sales. It surely would sell more than 1k in December.

Prosugno:

Please delete that data, it's clearly wrong in many many ways.

Your "Hardware November Australia" is actually LTDs from Austria, not Australia.

Your "Total 2007" says the Wii and PS3 figures also include NZ, they do not (although 360 does).

Your date for the Australia 360 LTD is wrong, it's from mid Jan, not end Dec.

Your PS3 Australia LTD is incorrect, as you deduct NZ numbers which were never included.

Your WII Australia LTD is too old, we already have exact GfK LTD for the end of 2007.

Your date for the 360 NZ LTD is wrong, it's from mid Jan, not end 2007.

Your PS3 NZ LTD is probably wrong, selling only 800 PS3s in the biggest sales month of the year just isn't realistic.

http://www.forumeye.it/invision/index.php?showtopic=415623&st=0&gopid=7849240&#entry7849240


VENDITE AUSTRALIA E NUOVA ZELANDA DAL 1 OTTOBRE AL 31 DICEMBRE 2007

xbox360=117.864
wii= 126.091
ps3= 72.739


TOTALE VENDITE HARDWARE AUSTRALIA E NUOVA ZELANDA

xbox360=340.000
wii= 293.990
ps3= 155.000

DS= 988.168

link alla notizia Fonte

dati mese di novembre 2007

360: 47,000
Wii: 40,000
PS3: 34,000

^yeah thats a bit odd, PS3 must have done more than 1k in December [it did 1.1k in Nov if I remember BKKs numbers correctly]

perhaps it only did 1.4k in Dec, so they rounded down to 16k

Prosugno;

Your source is a thread on another forum which has calculated the figures wrong, and even confused Austria and Australia. I've explained what's wrong with these figures in my post above.

TWRoO;

PS3 - 1,831 in November.

Looking at all the other errors in the data which puts PS3 at only selling ~ 800 in December I'm pretty sure that this is a mistake. Besides, if 2007 LTD data for NZ had been released by GfK I should have received an email from "Google Alerts", but I haven't.

December sales should double or triple over November, not drop by half.

http://uk.gamespot.com/news/6184926.html?part=rss&tag=gs_news&subj=6184926


Australia

total
Xbox 360: 306.000
PS3: 155.000
Wii: 293.990

2007
Wii: 241.794
Xbox 360: 160.000
PS3: 155.000 

Q4 2007:

Wii 126,091
360 84,000
PS3 68,000

Q3 2007

DS - 139,483
PS2 - 66,228
Wii - 61,027
360 - 40,467
PSP - 28,374
PS3 - 27,533

Q2 2007:

DS - 74,435
PS2 - 45,962
PS3 - 27,645
Wii - 26,676
360 - 21,440
PSP - 20,068

Q1 2007:

PS2 48,000
Wii 28,000
PS3 27,000
360 20,000

Prosugno;

Have you read this thread?

I posted the exact same numbers several posts above. They are not my numbers, just what I collect from GfK, and obviously what is available in the public domain already, but it's an exact copy of how I typed them out. I'm happy that your site has picked up on them and posted correct numbers, but why post what is an exact copy again?

I only ask this as you do a great job with the Italian sales, but by posting false figures for other regions it decreases your credibility. I realise you're only forwarding what others have posted, but just stick to what you know (Italian sales), otherwise we'll have several sets of figures, and un-informed people will have no way of knowing which ones are correct.