Interesting. DS in decline as we would expect with the DS making way for the 3DS. Excellent news as to Nintendo Wii sales. On an increase, where quite a few news outlets make it seem as if it is on the decrease. Very good super Mario Galaxy 2 sales although they dwarf in comparison to New Super Mario Brothers. The loss is strange though. Yeah the DS got a price-cut but it is hard to imagine Nintendo are suddenly making losses on the DS. Seems a lot is down to issues around the Yen possibly.

There is a still long way to go for Sony. Sales might be better on the PS3 now as well as the software uptake but whether this financially pays off for Sony is unclear. Clearly they are banking on the PS3 having another five years on the market to re-coup money. The division is close to breaking-even now but PS3 losses still seem large when you consider this division has the cash-cows PS2, PSP and Vaio products housed within ii. Personally I do not see the PS3 having five years more on the market and I very much doubt Sony will be able to break-even on the PS3.

The annoying thing though is how much Sony got out of establishing Blu-ray. We have no numbers for this whatsoever.

I was talking about Japan. And I for sure was not talking about 'winning'. I mean how would you start to define such a term? Anyway, I merely was pointing out the changed situation in the weekly sales of Japan. And pretty much that is all.

http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/inazuma-11-ni-no-kuni-heading-west-art...

Looks like our dream came true! (just import it from the U.S. as that overcomes the language barrier).

Very interesting to see Sony and Nintendo neck and neck in Japan. Nothing in it now. Quite a turnaround for Sony I must say. Back in early 2007 the PS3 and PSP were struggling.