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(USA) NPD Group Nov. Numbers: Industry 34pct Up, 511k Xbox360s
>> We already published the US November sale numbers from several analyst companies, but here are the 'trusted' final NPD numbers for November 2006.
From next-gen.biz:
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Research firm NPD Group has reported overall November US videogame sales were up 34 percent year-over-year, with software sales up 15 percent; NPD's Anita Frazier optimistic about full year.
Videogame console software sales were $804 million versus $702 million in November 2005, topped by Microsoft's Gears of War, which sold 1 million units and raked in $61.5 million in sales (including the higher-priced Collector's Edition).
The Wii sold 476,000 units for the month, while the shorter-in-supply PlayStation 3 sold 197,000 units.
The little DS juggernaut sold 918,000 units in November, bringing life-to-date US sales to 8.1 million units. The PS2 followed as the second-best selling piece of hardware for the month with 664,000 units sold. Third place was held by the never-say-die GameBoy Advance with 641,000 units.
Xbox 360 was next, with 511,000 units sold, bringing life-to-date US sales to 3.8 million units. The PSP followed with 412,000 sold during the month.
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