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Piper Jaffray, US 2006 hardware estimates, made March 2006. | Piper Jaffray, US 2006 hardware estimates, made March 2006. | ||
[http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showpost.php?p=5363270&postcount;=1], by way of sonycowboy | |||
<pre>Here's a estimate by Piper Jaffray for 2006, along with last years numbers: | <pre>Here's a estimate by Piper Jaffray for 2006, along with last years numbers: | ||
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SFG Research, North American and worldwide hardware estimates through 2010, made January 2007 | SFG Research, North American and worldwide hardware estimates through 2010, made January 2007 | ||
[http://www.next-gen.biz/index.php?option=com_content&task;=view&id;=4498&Itemid;=2&limit;=1&limitstart;=0] | |||
As the numbers given are cumulative, I'm putting in parentheses what just that year would be. | As the numbers given are cumulative, I'm putting in parentheses what just that year would be. | ||
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2010: 25.0m (3.5m)</pre> | 2010: 25.0m (3.5m)</pre> | ||
Research and Markets, worldwide sales overview, made January 2007. Fuller details only if you pay. | |||
[http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c47765] | |||
<pre>Highlights of this title: | |||
Key drivers are spurring the adoption of video games both online and offline. Broadband penetration is prompting the consumption of online material and the use of online social media. Demographics are also shifting with the average gamer being around 33 years old. | |||
The PlayStation 3, Wii and Xbox 360, dubbed the next generation of consoles, each hold a unique position with regard to console offerings. While Sony and Microsoft aim towards increased functionality as a key driver for adoption, Nintendo look for innovative game play and the elusive fun factor. | |||
The Sony PlayStation 3 is expected to win the console war in the long term with an install base of around 75 million globally by 2010. The console is not expected to dominate as much as its predecessor, the PS2, due to late launch issues in the PAL region and the early lead of Microsofts Xbox 360.</pre> | |||
Revision as of 14:47, 19 January 2007
Piper Jaffray, US 2006 hardware estimates, made March 2006.
[1], by way of sonycowboy
Here's a estimate by Piper Jaffray for 2006, along with last years numbers: System Estimate (LY) 1) PS2 4.5M (5.5M) 2) Xbox 0.75M (2.25M) 3) GCN 0.5 (1.87M) 4) 360 5M (0.6M) 5) PS3 0.75M (---) 6) Rev 0.5M (---) 7,8) GBA / DS 5.5M ( 4.2M / 2.6M) (Estimate is a combined total) 9) PSP 4.5M (3.7M)
SFG Research, North American and worldwide hardware estimates through 2010, made January 2007
As the numbers given are cumulative, I'm putting in parentheses what just that year would be.
The cumulative NORTH AMERICAN sales for each platform are as follows: Xbox 360 2006: 6.0m 2007: 12.7m (6.7m) 2008: 19.5m (6.8m) 2009: 24.9m (5.4m) 2010: 29.4m (4.5m) PlayStation 3 2006: 0.5m 2007: 7.6m (7.1m) 2008: 13.8m (6.2m) 2009: 19.5m (5.7m) 2010: 24.2m (4.7m) Nintendo Wii 2006: 2.0m 2007: 5.3m (3.3m) 2008: 8.6m (3.3m) 2009: 11.4m (2.8m) 2010: 13.5m (2.1m) The cumulative WORLDWIDE sales for each platform are as follows: Sony PlayStation 3 2006: 1.0m 2007: 19.5m (18.5m) 2008: 35.5m (16.0m) 2009: 50m (14.5m) 2010: 62m (12m) Xbox 360 2006: 10m 2007: 20.5m (10.5m) 2008: 30.5m (10.0m) 2009: 39m (8.5m) 2010: 46m (7.0m) Nintendo Wii 2006: 4.0M 2007: 10.5m (6.5m) 2008: 16.5m (6.0m) 2009: 21.5m (5.0m) 2010: 25.0m (3.5m)
Research and Markets, worldwide sales overview, made January 2007. Fuller details only if you pay.
Highlights of this title: Key drivers are spurring the adoption of video games both online and offline. Broadband penetration is prompting the consumption of online material and the use of online social media. Demographics are also shifting with the average gamer being around 33 years old. The PlayStation 3, Wii and Xbox 360, dubbed the next generation of consoles, each hold a unique position with regard to console offerings. While Sony and Microsoft aim towards increased functionality as a key driver for adoption, Nintendo look for innovative game play and the elusive fun factor. The Sony PlayStation 3 is expected to win the console war in the long term with an install base of around 75 million globally by 2010. The console is not expected to dominate as much as its predecessor, the PS2, due to late launch issues in the PAL region and the early lead of Microsofts Xbox 360.