Running the math for Japan, I get 400,000 to 500,000 Wiis as the likely figure for the quarter given that we don't know when Wii Sports Resort will launch exactly in June. For Japan, there were 648k Wiis sold in Q2 2008 (MK Wii), and 883k Wiis in Q2 2007 (Super Paper Mario). A ~200k drop from the previous quarter seems fairly reasonable to me given the low sales and occasional spikes (WSR, GW) that will punctuate the quarter. Punch Out/ EA Sports Active in May, and a new Guitar Hero/Conduit/Tiger Woods/Motion + in June should keep sales in the Americas at maybe ~650k-750k April (down Y.O.Y), ~850k-1000k May (up Y.O.Y despite Wii Fit) and ~750k-850k (up Y.O.Y. but 'only' 150k/week). I'm not sure how Others will react, although it will probably be flattish but Japan and the Americas should reach 2.75m-3.15m Wiis in Q2, which combined with a stronger Q1 means Wii will continue to be up year over year through June.
| Week | Sales Ja | Game/Event |
| 4-Apr | 16,500 | Nada |
| 11-Apr | 17,500 | Muramasa |
| 18-Apr | 20,000 | Deca Sporta 2 |
| 25-Apr | 32,000 | MHG/MH3 Demo |
| 2-May | 48,000 | GW |
| 9-May | 52,000 | GW |
| 16-May | 30,000 | GW Drop |
| 23-May | 27,000 | Takt of Magic |
| 30-May | 22,000 |
Nada |
| 7-Jun | 60,000 | WSR |
| 14-Jun | 45,000 | Nada |
| 21-Jun | 42,000 | Nada |
| 28-Jun | 38,000 |
Nada |
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