Week 10 - March 7 - 13 

1. Leyendas Pokémon: Arceus (Switch) 4.800 units (200.000)
2. Gran Turismo 7 (PS4) 3.900 units
3. Gran Turismo 7 (PS5) 3.150 units
4. Elden Ring (PS5) 2.500 units
5. Mario Kart 8 Deluxe (Switch) 2.300 units
6. Elden Ring (PS4) 2.300 units
7. Triangle Strategy (Switch) 1.650 units (10.000)
8. FIFA 22 (PS4)
9. Animal Crossing: New Horizons (Switch)
10. FIFA 22 (Switch)

Top Hardware:

1. Switch: 5.900 units (3.000 OLED)
2. XBS: 1.500 units (125.000 since launch)
3. PS4: 300 units
4. PS5: 33 units
5. Xbox One: 2 units

Source: Gamereactor

Source: Vandal

Terrible stock. Maybe Sony is sending the stock that would go to Europe to NA and Asia for the last month of the quarter? Next week should be interesting though the Series X has had a pretty big restock worldwide this week.

No, GT7 launched Mar 5, so it was in the previous week's chart and took the top 2 spots.

Spanish SW & HW Sales - Week 9 2022 (GT7 & Triangle Strategy) (vgchartz.com)

Look at that Xbox to PS Ratio.

Given PlayStation’s inability to maintain stock seemingly anywhere I wonder what the chances are that Xbox outsells PlayStation globally for the year 2022 now. Would have been an unthinkable thing to say 6 months ago but the trend that started holiday 2021 seems to be continuing and I have seen 0 evidence that global supply will get better anytime in the near future

Depends on how much supply Sony can get. Xbox outsold them last quarter and it looks like the same this quarter will happen. MS always does well in the holiday so that will be close. Depending on what the stock situation is next quarter should give a clue for how the year will probably play out. 

What scenario you are projecting? 13M YTD vs 13,5M YTD?

Thanks for the numbers, polofresco. It will be interesting to see the final hardware figures when Vandal makes its article.

Looks like there were no new software releases this week or, if they did, they didn't made it to the top 10. Physical GT sales seem to have fallen sharp.

On the hardware front, Switch did quite well, like Xbox. Playstation, on the other hand... at this point one has to wonder how much of their situation is because of the supply problem, and how much of it is because Sony decided to sacrifice some markets to stay (barely) afloat in others.

I also think that we should start making questions about the supply problems. On PC, the CPU supply hasn't been a problem for months and the GPU supply is far better than it was last year (the price is another matter, but at least now they're in stock). So, why is the supply for the newer consoles getting apparently worse? Where is the bottleneck?

Depends on stock Sony has for the upcoming quarters. If the PS situation does not change by much I think probably 12m and 12.5m.

Not only for consoles but also smartphones. Apple is rumored to not include their new A16 chip in the non pro Iphone 14 models due to the shortages.