I wouldn't expect to see a dramatic increase in software now. I would expect to see an increase in about a week or two. There are a few factors to take into account.

1) Older games would see a higher increase because they are cheaper.
2) Used games would take a significant portion of game sales.
3) Bundles.
4) And let's be honest, even though 300 bucks is a nice price point, the average person's wallet still feels it. I mean, if I blew 300 dollars on a console, I don't think I would have enough left over cash to use on like 5 or 6 games at the moment.

With a comment like that, I went to your profile expecting you to be in the age range of someone who group up on the PS2.  Instead, I find someone who is old enough to have fought on the front lines of the 16-bit console war.  Inverted reality indeed.

Before anyone says anything, it is not that any of these companies represent "true gaming."  I just didn't expect someone of this age to be spouting this kind of nonsense.

I bought a Slim, MGS4, VC, and Folklore.

You sir have good taste.

A high number of used games could of been purchased by new PS3 Slim owners and used games are not counted as new game sales. Games are only counted once when they are sold brand new.

Lots of second hand copies of Killzone 2, Resistance 2 and Little Big Planet are floating around along with all the older PS3 games.

No new exclusive PS3 games released during PS3 Slim launch week. The average new console owner generally buys two or three games with their console purchase.

Can't we just blame piracy like we did with PSP?

I can't catch up with the blame going different places and I feel left out :(

Just give it some time.

I just don't get this point. Are bundled games not suppose to be counted in SW charts too?

Bundled games are counted in the software tables.  Anyone who brought up that point doesn't know what they are talking about.

I heard Batman: AA got a good boost