Electronic Arts has said it was "disappointed" by the sales of games for the PlayStation 3 (PS3) console during the 2006 holidays. Executive VP Frank Gibeau said the publisher was disappointed with the number of games sold per console since launch and up to Christmas. In the quarter ending December 31st, EA took orders for 900,000 titles for the PS3 console, making up a total of $41 million (€31.6 million).
While the holiday season figures were under what EA expected, Gibeau acknowledged that things began to look up in January with a higher ratio. EA is the number one publisher for both Microsoft and Sony.
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GamesIndustry.biz












