Nintendo's
Wii console has now sold
over five million units in Japan, according to the latest sales figures.
Game tracking service
Enterbrain
said that the hugely popular system had reached unit sales of 5,019,337 as of 20
January.
Despite stock
shortages over the Christmas period, Nintendo beat its own games console
sales record held by the Super Nintendo Entertainment System, and edged out
Sony's best
effort as well.
Japanese gamers took just 60 weeks to snap up the five million Wii consoles,
compared to the PS2 which took 66 weeks.
However, Nintendo fell short of making a new record, as the DS handheld
console sold five million units in just 56 weeks.
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