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Game Sales For The Month Of January 2008 From NPD Group PDF Print E-mail
Written by Rivithed   
Saturday, 16 February 2008
How does the post-holiday season month fare for the video game business? On the hardware side, the Wii still remains on top, but the Playstation 3 makes a notable jump to second place. The Xbox 360 slips to the last spot, which Microsoft is claiming due to hardware shortages. On the game software side, Call of Duty 4 is claiming the top spot for its Xbox 360 version, with Burnout Paradise managing to slip in amongst all the rock games. A couple of new DS games break in the top 10 as well.

Game hardware sales (in units):
1. Wii: 274,000
2. Playstation 3: 269,000
3. PS2: 264,000
4. DS: 251,000
5. Sony PSP: 230,000
6. Xbox 360: 230,000

Game software sales (in units), top ten:
1. Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare—Activision—Xbox 360—330.9K
2. Wii Play w/ remote—Nintendo—Wii—298.1K
3. Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock w/ guitar—Activision—Wii—239.6K
4. Rock Band special edition bundle—MTV/EA—Xbox 360—183.8K
5. Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock w/ guitar—Activision—Xbox 360—182.7K
6. Super Mario Galaxy—Nintendo—Wii—172K
7. Burnout Paradise—EA—Xbox 360—144.1K
8. Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare—Activision—PS3—140K
9. Mario Party—Nintendo—NDS—138.5K
10. Mario and Sonic: Olympic Games—Sega—NDS—133K

Things should get interesting in the month of March, with big titles like Super Smash Bros. Brawl (Wii), Rainbow Six Vegas 2 (multi-platform) and God of War: Chains of Olympus (PSP) all being released in the same month.

From NPD Group, via GameDaily.

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