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DS line back on top of Japanese hardware sales

article published on 9 April, 2010

Sales of the Nintendo DS line, including the DS Lite, DSi, and DSi LL have combined to retake the top spot in the Japanese hardware market, closely followed by the PSP. The DS series sold 41,219 units for the week ended April 4th, with the Sony PS3 close behind at 38,877 units sold. The PSP-300 handheld, and the DS' biggest rival, sold 37,445 units, but when adding the minuscule sales ... [ read the full article ]

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i simply dont get how people continue to buy this..forgive me for lack of better word s**t console when a new one comes out every 6 months..not to mention the fact that its already known that a new one is in the making (probably the "fat version" to be followed by a slimmer version 6 months later)
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