Yes bc the currency contributes to that, also the fact that the UK has oone of the most open capitialistic markets in Europe.
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Yes bc the currency contributes to that, also the fact that the UK has oone of the most open capitialistic markets in Europe.
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@BKK2:
Don´t know the link, but this are the japanese stats from Famitsu, I saved them awhile ago:
Industrie:
Total market value 2007: 687.66bn Yen (£3.2bn) - Up 9.9 per cent compared to 2006
Total hardware sales: 327.41bn Yen (£1.5bn) - Up 25 per cent compared to 2006
Total software sales: 360.25 bn Yen (£1.7bn) - Down one per cent compared to 2006
Hardware:
Nintendo DS: 7,143,702 (Lifetime sales: 21,105,472)
PSP: 3,022,659 (Lifetime sales: 7,535,313)
Wii: 3,629,361 (Lifetime sales: 4,618,479)
PlayStation 3: 1,206,347 (Lifetime sales: 1,673,063)
Xbox 360: 257,841 (Lifetime sales: 548,308 )
Yeah, I think I read that before, maybe they haven't announced how many units of software were sold. It seems that the Japanese figure doesn't include accessories either.
Edit: Corrected $A X-rate error.
US market excluding accessories was $16,590,000,000. Switzerland's figure also includes accessories, but we don't have separate figures to deduct this, same for Canada.
Country Avg Spend Population Hardware & Software Value
USA $54,60 303.833.000 16.590.000,000 $
Japan $53,44 127.790.000 6.828.463.769 $
United Kingdom $106,47 60.587.300 6.450.888.000 $
France $60,87 64.473.140 3.924.290.200 $
Germany $47,27 82.210.000 3.886.343.800 $
Spain $50,86 45.200.737 2.298.919.400 $
Italy $27,66 59.337.888 1.641.181.800 $
Canada* $45.13 33.233.700 1.500.000.000 $
Australia $51,36 21.263.170 1.092.000.000 $
Netherlands $48,82 16.421.126 801.617.700 $
Sweden $59,37 9.187.630 545.479.500 $
Belgium $48,10 10.584.534 509.114.200 $
Switzerland* $55,30 7.603.500 420.462.420 $
Portugal $24,11 10.623.000 256.138.200 $
Finland* * $24,07 5.307.220 127.752.880 $
Norway** $23.55 4.627.926 109.000.000 $
Total $57,56 857.655.945 49.369.651.869 $
*Canada & Switzerland also includes accessories, Canada may or may not include PC software
** Finland & Norway software only
Edit:
How can I post so the spaces stay same as in the first post rather than everything getting bunched up?
| BKK2 said: UK is so high bc its currency exchange, this is showing actual value in terms of dollars not in size scope or penatration, that is implide but not an accurate picture. And someone asked this about Japan but so you all know games in japan often cost less than in the USA for like a new Wii game it isnt uncommon for its price to translate into 40 USD That fails to explain why UK is so high compared to other European countries too. Calculate it by GDP per capita and I'm sure UK would still be top of the list. |
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France and UK have pretty much the same GDP and population