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Market share?

  • 18-01-2006 8:07pm
    #1
    pat kenny
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    Anyone know a good website resource that gives revenue and market share information for the various different console manufactures.
    ie. Sony , Microsoft, Nintendo

    I rather read an unbiased site rather than thrawl through the respective corporate sites for the info.
    At the moment all I can find is conflicting or out of date reports on the subject.

    Any links would be much appriciated.


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  • #2
    Cabelo
    Closed Accounts Posts: 599 ✭✭✭Cabelo


    Sony hasn't announced figures for current PSPs but 13-14 million DS sold is the Nintendo line and Sony was aiming for 13 million PSPs sold by Christmas...


  • #3
    pat kenny
    Closed Accounts Posts: 725 ✭✭✭pat kenny


    I think those figures are units shipped theres a big difference, games companies always like to bend the truth a little. but anyway I'm looking for a more general site link with loads of stats.


  • #4
    monument
    Moderators, Motoring & Transport Moderators Posts: 14,087 Mod ✭✭✭✭monument


    pat kenny wrote:
    I think those figures are units shipped theres a big difference, games companies always like to bend the truth a little. but anyway I'm looking for a more general site link with loads of stats.

    Ireland only… Some stats, maybe not ‘loads of stats’, and I'm afraid I can’t even share the charts with the format break downs, but here’s a bit of analyses on the Irish Christmas Charts, including examples of such format break down.

    The artical states "PSP often out ranks Xbox & 360 combined" in Ireland, this is said to be quite diffrent in the US, for example.


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