I thought lego city was one weeks number? That would mean its undertracked? Also, where are the numbers coming from because i cant see anything on the net thats listing the software numbers?

I really think this is going to be the first time since 2000 that no US console (non-portable) has failed to sell at least 4m units. X360 is down 25.5% year to date, and currently on pace for exactly 3.99m, and I think the holiday will be much weaker, as will the 2nd half of the year as X720 / PS4 hype builds.

crissindahouse said: what the? man we need new consoles, those low consoles sales aren't that great for the industry

How about the industry needs to die and be replaced by a better industry, let's say from 15 years ago?

Nope Lego City had 2 weeks.
110k here.

any hard number on PS3 sales??

Yeah i realised just after i posted that it was two weeks numbers!

Nintendo 3DS First-Party Software Sales Are Up 52 Percent in 2013

A strong launch for LEGO® City Undercover: The Chase Begins helped Nintendo 3DS™ maintain its torrid pace in 2013. Through the first four months of the year, Nintendo has already sold more than 2.1 million units of first-party Nintendo 3DS software in the U.S. alone, an increase of 52 percent over the same time period last year. In 2012, it took 30 weeks for Nintendo 3DS to sell 2 million units of first-party software. In 2013, the platform accomplished that same feat in 18 weeks.

With the peak holiday selling season still ahead and a strong lineup of upcoming games that includes Donkey Kong Country™ Returns 3D on May 24, Animal Crossing™: New Leaf on June 9, Mario and Luigi™: Dream Team on Aug. 11, as well as new titles in the Pokémon™, Mario Golf™ and Legend of Zelda™ franchises, Nintendo 3DS is poised to have the strongest year of sales in its history.

Some notable sales numbers* achieved by Nintendo in April include:

LEGO City Undercover: The Chase Begins sold nearly 94,000 combined physical and digital copies after launching on April 24.
Luigi’s Mansion™: Dark Moon sold more than 140,000 combined physical and digital units in April and has now sold more than 530,000 total units to date.
In its sixth month on the market, New Super Mario Bros.™ U for the Wii U™ system increased its lifetime sales total to nearly 770,000 combined physical and digital units.
During the next several months, a cavalcade of fan-favorite franchises will launch for Wii U. This includes Game & Wario™ on June 23, Pikmin™ 3 on Aug. 4, Disney’s Planes from Disney Interactive on Aug. 6 and Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell® Blacklist™ from Ubisoft on Aug. 20. At the upcoming E3 trade show in June in Los Angeles, Nintendo expects to show attendees upcoming Wii U games from the Mario Kart™, Super Mario Bros., The Legend of Zelda and Super Smash Bros.™ franchises.

*Data regarding physical sales of games in April are from the NPD Group. Data regarding digital downloads of games and combined physical/digital life-to-date numbers are from Nintendo’s internal sales figures. All numbers are specific to the United States only.

crissindahouse said: what the? man we need new consoles, those low consoles sales aren't that great for the industry

Wii U is in there :p.

What is your expectation this year for the WiiU?

We know 2 things about its sales

1.- Is less than 130k

2.- PS3+Wii+WiiU=179k