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Nintendo
GameCube sales held at 62,100 as the holiday
shopping period came to a conclusion in Japan. Mario
Party 4 continues to defy all expectations, climbing the #4 spot
on the software sales chart after seven weeks of release. Party sold
an unbelievable 130,500 copies in the week with total sales now reaching
629,800. Kaze no Takuto sold 81,800 copies for cumulative sales of
594,000.
Game Boy Advance sales fell from last week's high of 325,400 but held strong
nonetheless with 282,200 units sold. Combined sales of Pokémon Ruby and Pokémon
Sapphire neared 2.8 million units. Meanwhile, PlayStation 2 lead the
way on the console front with 158,200 systems sold. Click to
view last week's Japan Sales Report .
Sales data courtesy of Media Create...
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1 Game Boy Advance |
282,200 |
3,429,200 |
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Sony
PlayStation 2 |
158,200 |
3,669,500 |
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Nintendo GameCube |
62,100 |
1,191,400 |
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Microsoft Xbox |
9,400 |
321,800 |
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5 Sony PlayStation |
5,500 |
224,400 |
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Bandai Swan Crystal |
3,400 |
118,400 |
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December
25, 2002 |
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Rick - Editor in
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