Sentences with phrase «japanese hardware sales»

Here are Japanese hardware sales from Media Create 3DS — 46,425 PS3 — 12,996 PSP — 12,247 Vita — 6,340 Wii — 6,073 PS2 — 1,212 Xbox 360 — 1,023 DSi LL — 819 DSi — 387 Numbers from last week: 3DS — 91,...

Even in places like Japan where console sales have hit a staggering minimum, the Switch in 2017 has caused Japanese hardware sales to nearly double in amount from almost 117 billion yen to nearly 202 billion yen in the matter of one year (Source: Famitsu).

In 2016, Japanese hardware sales were 117.05 billion yen (776m), while in 2017, they jumped to 202.37 billion yen (1.34 bn).

The latest Japanese hardware sales from Media Create are as follows: Switch» 31,720 PS4» 12,534 PS4 Pro» 5,154 New 2DS LL» 3,639 New 3D...

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With sales growth falling off a cliff in the past two years, they're becoming the most commoditized of hardware and the most responsible for the «bloodbath» losses mounting at Japanese manufacturers.

As for Nintendo's hardware performance, the Wii came in third with 14,547 systems sold, while anticipation for next month's Japanese launch of the 3DS may be undercutting sales of Nintendo's existing portables.

Here's a look at the Japanese hardware and software sales of last week, where the Wii U is still hanging strong thanks to Super Mario Maker and Splatoon.

Koei Tecmo beat -»em - up cruises to first - place finish on Japanese sales charts; 3DS tops hardware list for third straight week as Professor Layton, Nintendogs + Cats retain positions.

March is over, but Famitsu has Japanese sales figures for the most successful games, hardware, and game companies of the past month.

The Japanese Wii U version of the game entered the Media Create sales charts as the highest - selling game in the country during its debut week, with 69,675 copies sold, and was credited for a sharp increase in Wii U hardware sales in the same period.

2011 ended with a thud for Sony, with the publisher's newly released portable system, the PlayStation Vita, sagging in sales on the Japanese software and hardware charts for the week of December 26 to January 1.

Good news on the hardware sales, are the Japanese into Smash Bros?

Hopefully for Nintendo's sake it sparks some Japanese enthusiasm that results in more Wii U hardware sales over there as it has been abysmal.

Another interesting tidbit is the fact that the 2DS makes up 19 % of Japanese 3DS sales, 32 % of North American sales, and an impressive 50 % of 3DS hardware sold in Europe, this year.

* If you want to see the remaining 10 games, as well as the hardware sales, then follow the link (it's in Japanese but Google Translate is more than adequate in this instance).

April wasn't the best of month for the Japanese market, as both Hardware and Software sales are down:

This column's got updates on Pokemon Black & White and its hype wagon officially leaving the station, plus God Eater getting downlove, Heath hitting Kyoto, pro Metal Max 3 cosplayers, and some Japanese hardware / software sales figures.

The latest Media Create sales figures are in, and they show that this week Nintendo leads the Japanese Charts both in terms of software and hardware.

Today is Wednesday, and Media Create released its weekly sales chart for both hardware and software, giving us a picture of the situation on the Japanese video game market.

Like every Wednesday, Media Create released its software and hardware sales chart for the Japanese market, and last week we had quite a few new games debuting.