PSP's new model, PSP-3000, released on October 16. It improves the quality and standard features, such as the microphone. In four days of release, the sales of the PSP-3000 value pack were 146K. The previous model, PSP-2000, sold 266K in its first week (a Crisis Core bundled version released ahead of it, so the total was 343K), so the PSP-3000 has a comparatively slow start. The PSP-1000's thin and lighter successor PSP-2000 was matched with a big software release, so users purchased more software (?). Conversely, PSP software sales in the top 100 decreased from 137K last week to 120K this week, which is inversely proportional to the increase in hardware. Therefore, probably a high percentage of PSP-3000 buyers are getting it as a replacement system.
In the software market, total sales of the Top 100 titles were 696,300, 121.24% of the previous week, and 70.47% of the weekly average. The eight new titles sold 38.28% of the total sales. Wii Music sold 92K. Using various instruments to feel free to enjoy soft music playing, it's provocative to see if actually playing the title will increase the willingness of customers to buy it. Will this change how non-core games are marketed in the future (?) ? Wii Music's performance is built on the recent popular music titles such as Rhythm Tengoku Gold which passed 1 million this week.
In zwei Wochen geht Sony sowas von Steil. 80 GB Version, LBP, da sind locker 50.000 drinne 
