The NPD Group has unveiled the latest U.S. hardware figures for the month of July 2009, confirming that Sony managed to sell just north of 121,000 PlayStation 3 consoles during the period.
Surprisingly, PSP ended up as the company’s highest selling console for the month, shifting 122.8K, while PS2 came in last place with approximately 108,000 unit sold during the same period. By comparison, Wii stole the home console crown with just over 252,000 units sold, followed fairly closely by Microsoft’s Xbox 360 at 202.9K.
Overall, hardware figures recorded a whopping 37 percent year-over-year loss. See below for the full roundup, which includes a percentage for year-over-year decreases, courtesy of VG247.
PlayStation 2 - 108K (-30.55%)
PlayStation 3 - 121.8K (-45.84%)
PSP - 122.8K (-44.61%)
Xbox 360 - 202.9K (-0.93%)
Wii - 252.5K (-54.50%)
Nintendo DS - 538.9K (-11.42%)
Surprisingly, PSP ended up as the company’s highest selling console for the month, shifting 122.8K, while PS2 came in last place with approximately 108,000 unit sold during the same period. By comparison, Wii stole the home console crown with just over 252,000 units sold, followed fairly closely by Microsoft’s Xbox 360 at 202.9K.
Overall, hardware figures recorded a whopping 37 percent year-over-year loss. See below for the full roundup, which includes a percentage for year-over-year decreases, courtesy of VG247.
PlayStation 2 - 108K (-30.55%)
PlayStation 3 - 121.8K (-45.84%)
PSP - 122.8K (-44.61%)
Xbox 360 - 202.9K (-0.93%)
Wii - 252.5K (-54.50%)
Nintendo DS - 538.9K (-11.42%)