Just to keep it in one place, here are parts of Nintendo's press release on the numbers:
-Nintendo sold more than 1 million hardware units combined, accounting for nearly half (47.6 percent) of all hardware sold
-Nintendo DS games topped all software sales, with more than 3.6 million units sold. Consumers purchased nearly 2.9 million software units for Wii. Four of every 10 games sold were for Nintendo systems.
-Three games in the top five sellers for February play on Nintendo systems, including two from third-party publishers. (must be combining DMC4 into one game)
-Nearly 1.7 million accessories were purchased for Wii, more than for any other system. More than 1.2 million accessories were sold for Nintendo DS as well.
That last point doesn't bode well for Microsoft's boast about accessory sales.
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-Nintendo sold more than 1 million hardware units combined, accounting for nearly half (47.6 percent) of all hardware sold
-Nintendo DS games topped all software sales, with more than 3.6 million units sold. Consumers purchased nearly 2.9 million software units for Wii. Four of every 10 games sold were for Nintendo systems.
-Three games in the top five sellers for February play on Nintendo systems, including two from third-party publishers. (must be combining DMC4 into one game)
-Nearly 1.7 million accessories were purchased for Wii, more than for any other system. More than 1.2 million accessories were sold for Nintendo DS as well.
That last point doesn't bode well for Microsoft's boast about accessory sales.