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The popular Nintendo game Super Smash Brothers Brawl has already sold 1 million copies in it's first week. Though there was news of their being big shortages in Japan to get a copy of the game, it still managed to reach 1 million. Not bad at all. It outsold the recently release Devil May Cry 4 that did well on it's own at 200,000 copies. This is Japan's largest opening week in nine months.
This is a huge week in sales for Japan. Smash Brothers sold roughly 1,000,000 units in its debut week, but two other titles debuted with sales of over 100,000 including Devil May Cry 4 which hit 205,000 for PS3. The Smash Brothers debut is the largest opening week in Japan in at least nine months. Adjusted for their console bases, Smash Brothers reached about 20% of Wii owners in week one, while Devil May Cry 4 reached about 11% of all PS3s owners (and a comparable number of Xbox 360 owners) in week one. Riding on Devil May Cry 4s coat tails, four other PS3 titles were in the preliminary top twenty this week quite the feat considering that no PS3 title had appeared in the preliminary data since early December.
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They sure made a big deal out of the understocking, but in the end it doesn't seem like it was a problem?
Not to mention, everyone with a Wii was going to get this, just like Super Mario Galaxy, simply because these are the games the Wii was really made for, this shouldn't come as a surprise to anyone.
BTW im getting it tomorrow Wooo!
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