Teh Fu*king Sales.

2005-06
Xbox 360 – 5.0 million units
2006-07
360 – 6.6m
PS3 – 4.2m
2007-08
360 – 8.7m
PS3 – 10.0m
2008-09
360 – 11.1m
PS3 – 9.6m
2009-10
360 – 8.8m
PS3 – 9.7m
These sales bring total sales to 40.2 million Xbox 360’s and 33.5 million PS3’s. That’s a difference of 6.7 million units. However, there’s something we’re not telling you. Sony has yet to announce it’s last quarter’s results, meaning that the Xbox 360’s numbers are made up of three fiscal quarters, compared to only two for the PS3. And as you can see the PS3 already leads by almost one-million units. So lets take a closer look:
Microsoft’s Fiscal Year 2009-10
——- Q1 — Q2 — Q3 — Q4 — FY — LTD
360: 2.1 — 5.2 — 1.5 — ? — 8.8 —- 40.2
PS3: 3.2 — 6.5 — ? —- ? —- 9.7 —- 33.5
Wii: 3.5 — 11.3 — ? — ? — 14.8 —- 67.4
Sony and Nintendo have yet to report their Q3 results (Q3 in Microsoft’s fiscal year). For Sony to meet its projections, the PS3 must have sold 2.2 million units in this quarter and, though shipments may have been tight, we expect Sony to meet this goal. The platform holder may even have bumped numbers up to 2.5 million (or more) — a sales result that would bring the difference between the Xbox 360 and PS3 to only 4.2 million units. That’s quite a success for a company that was solidly in third place and struggling to make ground.
Of course, it’s a congratulations to Microsoft for shipping 40 million units. We look forward to Sony’s latest figures which will solidify the gap between the two current generation consoles.

EvilMrChicken wrote:Nintendo destroys in sales xD

Invincible wrote:Well, if your console isn't selling well, it looses support. You should probably care a little bit.

Invincible wrote:I love my consoles!