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Slim PSP sales figures in Japan top original PSP sales

4 October 2007 19:46 by Andre "DVDBack23" Yoskowitz | 6 comments

According to Sony, over 580,000 units of the new PSP Slim have been sold in Japan since its release two weeks ago.

The company also said the figures include the 77,777 special edition models that were made to celebrate the launch "Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII" which was released a week before the main console.

The sales figures eclipse the total sales for the original PSP which was launched in December of 2004.

Sony has not released figures for the PSP Slim in North America or Europe, but expects to soon.

Source:
GI.biz

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mrtoast2 (Newbie) 4 October 2007 20:43
I just want the white one! -if you have hate in your heart let it out... [ + quote]
spydah (Junior Member) 5 October 2007 4:26
I just may get me a slimmy sooner or later. I hope its better the my last which is great overall. [ + quote]
mclukeyb (Newbie) 5 October 2007 6:18
This is obviously due to final fantasy being released, watch ps3 sales when ff13 is released. [ + quote]
chaos_zzz (Junior Member) 5 October 2007 7:10
obviously why would you buy a phat now? [ + quote]
vinny13 (Inactive) 5 October 2007 14:52
*Originally posted by mclukeyb:* This is obviously due to final fantasy being released, watch ps3 sales when ff13 is released. If it's ever released lol Lets just pray it ONLY comes out for the PS3 ;) [ + quote]
borhan9 (AfterDawn Addict) 15 October 2007 22:52
This is a reasonalbe number that sony has managed to attain. Well done :) [ + quote]