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PS3 Sales Figures – Record Breaking

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The PS3’s sales figures for PAL territories are slowly starting to come in and Sony are smiling all the way to the bank.

The UK Launch managed to move 165,000 units which beat the Wii launch by 60 000 and the Xbox 360 launch by a whopping 95 000. Not to forget that the Wii and Xbox 360 where launched before christmas which is obviously a better time to launch.

What is even better for UK residents is that Sony managed to ship 220 000 units to the UK so if you want you can just go and get one today.

After all the drama of the non-event of the Australian launch their figures are not looking to bad either. Whilst not beating the Wii or Xbox 360 launches they still managed to move over 20 000 units.

As for South Africa’s figures unfortunately nothing has been released but there are unconfirmed rumours of 95% of our stock being moved in the last few days. We where also rumoured to have 5000 PS3’s so we are lagging badly behind Aus and the UK but at least we are moving the allocated units.

So are you suprised or did you never fall for the bad press Sony was receiving?

Last Updated: March 27, 2007

4 Comments

  1. Retro

    March 27, 2007 at 10:15

    Well done Sony. 🙂

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  2. Flat

    March 27, 2007 at 13:35

    Expect a lot of secondhand 360’s to show up on bidorbuy in the next few months.

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  3. LazySAGamer

    March 27, 2007 at 14:39

    I don’t personally see any reason to sell the Xbox 360 if you want a PS3.

    The 360 has some fantastic exclusives so you might as well keep both.

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  4. kyle

    March 31, 2007 at 23:14

    Yeah the PS3 for me, ill buy it when MGS4 comes out 😀

    and yes if u have a 360 better sell it and invest on a better console like PS3 or Wii

    .

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