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Current US Best Sellers

Wii titles dominate the overall Amazon.com best sellers list while there are new top sellers in the PS3, PC, DS and PSP charts. Click through for a rundown of the overall top selling titles as well as the top tens by platform…

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Torch6793d ago

Wow.

That's something that I just don't get.

ArduousAndy6793d ago

your smarter then this
wii play comes with a wiimote its the same price as a regular game. So your getting a free wiimote.

Torch6793d ago (Edited 6793d ago )

But it's NOT cheaper, from what I can recall (>$10 more than a stand-alone Wiimote, no?).

And if this title became available only yesterday, then yeah, I could understand. But it's been available for quite some time now...and it's beating out some truly stellar titles.

I figured that most everyone who wanted an additional remote would've bought one long before this option became available.

At least that's what I did.

MK_Red6793d ago

Wii Play being on top is logical since people get it for the controller but its a big paradox since its also really REALLY stupid and IMO its even disgusting to see that. Its a dirty Nintendo tactic to sell more. I'm sorry and I meant no one any offence but come on, anyone can see how dirty Nintendo is trying to sell more (Not giving the market enough consoles and controllers and such. And we haven't got the Zapper or WiiFit yet...)

PS360WII6793d ago (Edited 6793d ago )

So is this from Amazon or something? Pretty crazy all those Wii games on the all platform list.

MK I thought you were a little smarter than that. If it was only the Wii that was having shortages then maybe but you have to realize that Nintendo is trying there darndest to not only make enough Wii's for everyone but they are still trying to make enough DS's for everyone. They have 2 systems that everyone wants and everyone buys the moment it gets there plus all the accessories for each and every owner wants 4 controllers and 4 numbchucks and however many of the others. All this and everyone expects them to just handle it and how dare they not! Give me a break with the 'they are holding out' garbage because it's just them with too much to bite off right now. They were at a happy comfort at 3rd place all they needed to do was make their core audience happy and now they have 100x of demand than before, probably more.

BIadestarX6793d ago

This title couldn't be more misleading even if it tried harder...
"Current US Best Sellers" Since when Amazon.com = US?

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Pachter: "I Think The New Xbox Console Is Already Dead, They've Blown It by Embracing Game Pass"

Wedbush Securities analyst Michael Pachter believes the next Xbox console might be already dead due to Microsoft embracing Game Pass at $30.

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jznrpg4d ago

You know the world is f’d up when you can agree with Michael Pachter

VenomUK4d ago (Edited 4d ago )

You know the world is f’d up when Michael Pachter has given up cheerleading Xbox.

Eonjay4d ago

The crazy part is that this crazy fool was saying that Sony was doomed (or in his words 'going to be run over by Microsoft') because of GamePass after the Activision Deal. He was the one telling them to embrace GamePass and now that its killed them he is acting like he never said that.

Iceball20004d ago

I agree but that was before they doubled the price of game pass

peppeaccardo3d ago

this senile old f@rt is still in business ?

blacktiger3d ago

You know the world is f'd up when investors listen to Michael Patchtcher after the advice "Sony is doomed if Microsoft buys Activision and put it out on gamepass"and now he's saying "I Think The New Xbox Console Is Already Dead, They've Blown It by Embracing Game Pass"

I feel bad for investors.

1Victor3d ago

It’s true what they say “even a broken clock is wright twice a day”.
In this clock case is twice a game generation 🤣

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dveio4d ago (Edited 4d ago )

Wouldn't it be the case of Pachter finally agreeing with parts of us rather than we agreeing with him?

I remember vividly that back in the day when GP was introduced and shaped further, many of us were saying that it's a great service on one hand. But were also already skeptical, too, as to how Microsoft would be able to keep the service running financially in the future.

Or/and how it would affect studios and game development in general.

As of March 2026, I think we have the answers some of us anticipated back then, when it was still Pachter who had forecasted «100 million subscribers».

Outside_ofthe_Box4d ago

A lot of this is just basic logic and common sense.

How much does it cost to develop a game? How much does it cost to market a game? How much does it cost pay devs/publishers to release on GamePass?

How much do users pay per month/year on GamePass? How many users does Microsoft need to be subscribed at once for them to truly be profitable to where GamePass pays for ITSELF(i.e not including stuff like in app purchases that they would get regardless of GamePass' existence).

You would need a large amount of subscribers or increase it's price to a point where it's no longer a "bargain" for it to be profitable.... if you're asking me. For some reason Pachter didn't see it that way nor did MS' users.

bigfish4d ago

Likely the next Xbox will have a premium price tag so they have some profit margin on the low numbers they sell. We all know that the bulk of revenue will come from 3rd party sales on other devices and perhaps some from game pass.

Hypertension1404d ago (Edited 4d ago )

Not to mention the fact that if it does have steam, nobody is going to buy games off the windows store.

If they dont have free online, this thing is dead to me.

TheCaptainKuchiki4d ago (Edited 4d ago )

And even Gamepass flopped. The end goal of Gamepass was to be hegemonic, to kill game purcahses with subscriptions. But that never happened. Game sales are still thriving, Gamepass' subscriber count has stalled, it's costly for MS and studios and its price is increasing.
The purchase of Activision allows them to hide Gamepass' failure. Not suprising that gamepass was removed from Nadella yearly bonus, they knew they would never hit the targets.

Michiel19894d ago

the tinfoil hat is on!
You think they spend 75 billion to hide that gp isnt doing well? XD
They totally didnt buy activision because they got some of the biggest and most profitable ips on the planet, but instead they bought it so you can't say online that gamepass failed!! that's totally the reasoning fr fr

Outside_ofthe_Box4d ago

He never said any of that..

Said that it ALLOWED them to, not that it was THE reason for the purchase...

TheCaptainKuchiki2d ago

learn to read each word before hitting "reply"

Rainbowcookie4d ago

I am not a Pachter fan , but I have to agree...who would have though. It used to be to sell cheaper hardware that is subsidised by First party game sales in the first few years until you can reach millions owning the console and by that time you can cheapen your hardware because the tech have been revised. With gamepass on everything and developers losing sales that option is now limited. With the onset of more options for games and developers going for Gass gambling FOMO style games and dlc consumers have become rightfully picky. Add that to growing hardware prices and escalating ram and pandering to society... it kills a brand. Most og gamers are gonna find you out and stay away. Put on the pressure of companies demanding higher revenue for sales, the poor developer has no other option to put a new coat of paint on a copy of another successful game. Innovation , what we are looking for doesn't happen a lot because the danger of failing could lead to budget cuts and them letting you go...so you play it safe and make a copy of a copy. Yes we get genres and types but 80% is the same game we have had for ages. So then because you are scared you let them put it on gamepass and you know you know at least what you get.

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Nintendo's partners are selling $2 billion in shares — here's what that actually means

Nintendo announced Friday that several of its long-time partners, including DeNA, will sell off some ¥300 billion in company shares.

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Mobile revenue remained flat across 2025, but PC gaming "sees another record year"

Digital intelligence and analytics firm Sensor Tower has released its State of Gaming 2026 report, revealing flat growth in mobile game revenue, double-digit growth for PC and console gaming, and another record year for PC, with more games sold on Steam than ever before.

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