I've noticed that front page has shown the DS to have 68.2% market share constantly since the end of jan. Is this a fault? Surely it couldn't have stayed the same all that time.

I know, PSP sales should be making it go down.

At the point the two consoles are at, it takes a lot of sales to shift marketshare, even by a point.

The relative improvement in PSP's performance has halted what was previously a gradual expansion of the DS marketshare.

Basically it's a combination of what Xponent and what Montana said. Up until recently the DS's market share was in a gradual rise, but recent increased PSP sales and just the fact that there are so many consoles that weekly and monthly sales are miniscule changes has really locked the number in place.

The current sales ratio is almost spot on 2:1 (DS:PSP), so its unlikely this ratio will change anytime soon. The longer this goes on for, the harder it is for either to significantly change (hardware) market share.

Ok. I just thought it was weird that it hadn't even changed by .1%

The DS is at exactly 68.20% market share right now, according to my extended figures. Meaning that, if it doesn't get at least that much of the weekly market share next week, it will drop into the 68.1x% region.

In other words, the DS is still pwning the PSP on a weekly basis WW in static numbers, but for the percentage to change, it would have to outsell it by more than 2 to 1 for a very long time, and that probably won't happen(2 to 1, sure, but significantly more is doubtful).

The final marketshare for PSP to DS this gen is ABOUT 30 percent to 70 percent if a casual asks you.

 Or 2:1 for the DS if your a more positive thinkig PSP fan :P

Which would probably still be rounded to 68.2% anyway...