James Lee
07:50 (BST)
06/06/2008
PSP retains top spot in Japan
Japanese hardware saw a jump for the week ended June 1, with all consoles increasing upon their sales, according to figures from Media Create.
The PSP maintained it's dominance of the market, selling 71, 986 units this week compared to 64,449 last week. The Wii trailed behind with a total of 50,851 units sold, compared to the previous week's 49,047 units.
The Nintedo DS and PlayStation 3 followed, selling 38,355 units, up from 37,404, and 9169 units, up from 9017, respectively.
Sony's PlayStation 2 managed to sell a respectable 7203 units, an increase on last week's 7189 unit sales, while the Xbox 360 lagged behind selling only 1959 units, although this too is an increase on last weeks 1947 units.
To comment on this article, or view other users comments, you need to register for the GamesIndustry.biz Network.
Zavvi confirms EUK supply issues
Website orders for DVD, music and videogame products cancelled as the company struggles to cope with demand
SCi files to change name to Eidos
Parent company to adopt publisher's name, effective date yet to be announced
November DSi sales pass 500,000 units
Figures from Enterbrain show the latest iteration on the handheld match performance of DS Lite
Xbox 360 US sales see record-breaking Black Friday weekend
Microsoft reveals units up 25% on last year's holiday period
