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| Business and Law | |||
| By Wolfgang Gruener | |||
| Thursday, July 17, 2008 21:00 | |||
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Chicago (IL) – Big announcements at E3 cannot hide that Microsoft had a rough June with its game console: Nintendo’s Wii surpassed the Xbox 360 as the most sold current game console in the U.S. every other game console, including the PSP and Nintendo DS, sold more units. Has the Xbox 360 lost its appeal? ![]() Monthly sales. Source: NPD
Even portable consoles were selling at a higher pace than the Xbox 360 – the Nintendo DS moved 783,000 units and the Playstation Portable 337,400. ![]() Cumulative sales. Source: NPD
For a premium of $50, buyers not only get the newer console that is able of general 1080p output (Xbox 360 1080p output is limited to gaming), but also a larger hard drive and a Blu-ray drive. It is not difficult to see that Microsoft is already under pressure to introduce price cuts or system upgrades in the near future.
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