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EEDAR estimates show big bump for 360 in US

October 7th, 2008 @ 19:05

EEDAR’s released its software and hardware estimates for September, showing what it expects to be a significant bump for 360. PS3’s in last place, according to the firm, although the list doesn’t include PS2.

And the crystal ball says:

Hardware

  • DS - 600,000
  • Wii - 600,000
  • Xbox 360 - 320,000
  • PSP - 235,000
  • PS3 - 215,000

Software

  1. Star Wars: The Force Unleashed - 360 - 505,000
  2. Rock Band 2 - 360 - 465,000
  3. FIT W/ BALANCE BOARD - Wii - 450,000
  4. Mercenaries 2: World in Flames - 360 - 350,000
  5. PLAY W/ REMOTE - Wii - 275,000
  6. MARIO KART W/ WHEEL - Wii - 275,000
  7. Star Wars: The Force Unleashed - Wii - 245,000
  8. Star Wars: The Force Unleashed - PS3 - 230,000
  9. MADDEN NFL 09 - 360 - 177,220
  10. Star Wars: The Force Unleashed - PS2 - 175,000

Thanks, GoNintendo.


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17 comments on “EEDAR estimates show big bump for 360 in US”

  1. Psychotext said:

    October 7th, 2008 at 7:14 pm

    I can’t see the PS3 just doing 215k. Not in a 5 week period.

    I haven’t done my predictions yet so I can’t post them for comparison. Maybe tomorrow. :)

  2. I have no idea this month. It’s got to be a big jump for 360, and I can’t see what would have made the difference to PS3, so I’m sure a 360 lead’s along the right lines.

  3. Psycho: what are you’re predictions actually based on? Out of interest.

  4. Psychotext said:

    October 7th, 2008 at 8:32 pm

    Trends mostly. Anecdotal evidence on supply / sales as well. Especially supply for the Wii. Plus obviously price cuts / promotions.

    Like for instance this month I’ll look at how 09/07 compared to 08/07 and how 08/07 compared to 08/08… as well as how the machines are trending this year as a general rule.

  5. All done. Here’s mine:

    [360] 339K
    [NDS] 615K
    [PS2] 175K
    [PS3] 243K
    [PSP] 285K
    [WII] 530K

  6. The numbers are very specific though: like 329k. I mean, why not 328 or 340? What’s the maths behind the madness? :)

  7. Weekly numbers, multiplied, etc. Mathematical formulas etc.

    I usually start off with a wide range of numbers and then massage them until they feel just right. They look odd because I base them off percentage changes in sales.

  8. I am not part of maths. So piss off!

    I do think your Wii prdictions are a bit high. Dunno why. (hope maybe?)

    So I mean, how well is that actually for the 360? This should be the sales spike and it’s 140,000 up on last month. Not even double.

    I dunno, I also think your PS3 predictions are generous to say the least.

    EDIT: Just noticed, basically, I am a pessimist this month all round.

  9. Psycho: Is this a hobby?

    /starts to slowly back away

  10. Hobby? No. I do it for a monthly competition.

    Pud: My Wii predictions are actually a little on the low side compared to what I’ve seen elsewhere but I reckon they’re going to start keeping stock back for xmas now. I think the PS3 will get a slight increase over last month because there was a bit of a stock issue with the old models running out before the new ones hit store shelves in any great number.

  11. What do you win?

  12. Nothing special, couple of games… but I find it interesting as I’m a stats head anyway.

    Maybe if I’m lucky I’ll become Pachter’s boss. :P

  13. hehe. I knew it! You’re certified! :D

  14. Not sure I follow.

  15. I still think the Wii is levelling off a bit. I don’t think numbers will be insane this Christmas.

  16. Ahh Pud… you do keep trying to convince yourself it’s a fad don’t you? :P

  17. YES :(

    Wii will ruin gaming.

    EDIT: I do not midn casual games at all, but I do take issue with them eradicating the support the hardcore titles used to receive from developers.

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