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| Time: 15:45 EST/20:45 GMT | News Source: The Register | Posted By: Chris Castellaw | ||
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The Xbox 360 launched December 10 in Japan. And initial estimates for sales in the opening weekend are around 62,000 units, according to Japanese gaming magazine gurus Enterbrain/Famitsu (via Reuters). That's less than a third of the total Xbox 360s that Microsoft had available for the launch window. And, more shamefully, it's around a half of the 123,000 Xbox units Microsoft sold in the opening weekend for its original console launch. | ||
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