PSP should be well over 100K this week, 120-150K could be possible. There are plenty of Sony fans in Japan eager for new products at this cost and level of sales, and I expect as with all hw updates, there is going to be a good amount of rebuying going on.
I expect another great week for CCFF, ~200K could happen, and MGSPO should sell reasonably well, ~60K with ~150K LTD.
I can't see Mario Strikers doing much, it's had a lower start in NA than the previous game, probably because it's so close the GC release. I'd expect ~40K for the first week with a 120-150K LTD with legs. That shitty Dynasty Warriors game is likely to bomb. Also, I'd expect a negligible increase in Wii sales, somewhere around ~30K for the week.
The next scheduled release to cause a significant increase in Wii sales will probably be SMG, which could be huge, over 2 million LTD is possible imo. It's the reinvention of the Mario franchise on Wii, the timing is great, and with Wii Fit, SBB and Wii Sports, I think there are going to be at least 4 compelling reasons for Wii sales to maintain high levels for a long time.
Laguna said:
CESA released a comparison of how many games (in %) were presented this year (/last year) at TGS.
Plattform / 2007 in procent / 2006 in procent
NDS: 17,1 % (10,4 %)
Wii: 8,1 % (1,0 %)
PS2: 7,2 % (20,1 %)
360: 4,9 % (4,0 %)
PS3: 3,2 % (3,6 %)
PSP: 2,6 % (6,6 %)
GC: 0,2 % (0,4 %)
GBA: 0,0 % (0,4 %)
Laguna said:
The funny thing is that the biggest share of PS3 titles are the same as last years. PSP has fallen down by a large margin. And yes most of the big titles for now are not announced for Nintendos home console. But this has more to do with marketing [their old projects like FF13, MGS4 (to call the biggest)] than anything else. While the DS takes it all...
Those numbers are interesting.
I think PS3 declining shows the growing caution developers have about the system and the length it takes to makes games for it.