I'm sure Wii numbers may drop to sub-100k next week. But given it's 200k+ performance, after only having sold 47k the previous week, it should be easily understood that Wii demand is sky high.  And thus, there shouldn't be any "Wii = fad" rhetoric come next Tuesday.

Even with the Wii jump though, I am truly, truly impressed with the PS3.  Can wait to see how this all plays out.

Wha'sup with the 360!?

I hate to tell you this, but it is not very hard at all to find an Xbox360 around here... so maybe the bad sales are, the later adopters are going with PS3. Right now the Brand is the best thing the PS3 has going for it(and the blu- ray win)

Congratulations, you found one store with 360s in stock. That doesn't explain why other stores aren't getting their orders filled. That's an obvious sign of a shortage, whether you want to admit it or not.

at best buy today they had 1 pro and 1 arcade...they havent had many 360s lately

The shortage isn't everywhere but it definitely exists. I've talked to three different people in the retail industry and they say "no, the shortage is real" and "we're not getting our orders filled". None of these people even like the Xbox.

I think Bod even mentioned something about this in another thread. 

Microsoft could be doing it for the publicity. You know, "the 360 is sold-out and can't meet demand". Makes it look like the popular console.

For PS3, BD's victory must have had a noticeable effect, helping also the undecided to decide.
For XBox360, perhaps Halo 3's release had the effect of anticipating HW sales that otherwise would have happened at Xmas or after, so the total sales from Oct '07 to Mar '08 had to be a given number, the total of people really wanting to buy a 360 during winter, but the peak at Halo 3 release lowered sales after the holidays.
For what concerns Wii, well, Nintendo doesn't want to risk building other factories, perhaps they can't believe they have so much success, so periodic supply problem won't end.

I think we should probably wait until the PS3 continues barely outselling the 360 for a while before we attribute said increase to Blu-Ray's victory in the high-def format war. Mainly because an increase that small means either that Blu-Ray's impact is very small or it was just a normal fluctuation and Blu-Ray didn't mean anything.

 or its jsut geting started