Hardware

Wii - 274,000
PS3 - 269,000
PS2 - 264,000
NDS* - 251,000
PSP - 230,000
360* - 230,000

Software

1. 360 Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare - 330,900
2. Wii Wii Play - 298,100
3. Wii Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock - 239,600
4. 360 Rock Band (bundle) - 183,800
5. 360 Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock - 182,700
6. Wii Super Mario Galaxy - 172,000
7. 360 Burnout Paradise - 144,100
8. PS3 Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare - 140,000
9. NDS Mario Party DS - 138,500
10. NDS Mario and Sonic at the Olympic Games - 133,000

^The numbers to the right represent units sold.

*All incarnations of the product line (DS vs. DS Lite, etc.)

Looks like the competition is tightening around here. The PS3 numbers look impressive; it appears a price drop was what Sony needed, now it can compete reasonably with the 360. Its closeness with the Wii numbers seem worrisome at first, until you realize that the PS3 does not have supply problems and the Wii does. Wii Play continues to do well, which goes without saying; I’m impressed with the DS game sales, myself, I had doubts (for some reason) that the NDS version of Olympic Games would do that great. I guess it’s all about the install base. Speaking of which, look at the sales for the Wii version of Guitar Hero; is that the casual market finally getting their hands on it, now that Christmas has passed?