Sony PSP outsells Nintendo DS in Japan

Sep 22 2007, 8:00am CDT | by Luigi Lugmayr

The handheld bubble might burst for Nintendo in Japan as Sony had a stronger week of sales of the Sony PSP.

Nintendo is riding a huge wave with the Wii, the Nintendo DS is loosing ground in Japan amidst new versions of the PSP and new exclusive game titles.

Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII is the reason behind the Sony PSP sales spur.The PSP actually outsold all consoles last week in Japan not just the Nintendo DS.
Via PC World.

Final Fantasy fans should check on the PSP PlayStation Portable Slim & Lite - Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII Bundle that is available in Japan. Play-Asia ships it also to the U.S..

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