Posted Jul 15, 2008 at 05:32AM by Tim Y. Listed in: News Tags: Japan, Sony, Europe, North America, John Koller
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Sony: PSP reaches 10 million sales in Japan - Image 1Sony Japan has unveiled that as of today, July 15, their PlayStation Portable system has sold a total of 10 million units in their territory. The report further indicates that this figure encompasses sales of both the PSP Slim, which launched in September 2007, and the PSP Fat, which launched in December 2004.

We remind the readers that the sales figures are strictly for the PSP's Japan release. No details have been released regarding the PSP's sales in North America, Europe, or other parts of the world.

Some of you may recall John Koller's earlier statement regarding the prospect of newer games arriving for the PSP by the second half of 2008, pouring over into 2009. Between that and Sony's plan to increase the PSP's connectivity with the PlayStation 3, this year looks to be an exciting time for old and new owners alike. Check back with us in case we run into any more related details.

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   by mr.x256 - 2008-07-15
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I have come to believe that those who say PSP is dead are either idots or simply hate PSP.
There is now way it is dead or even dying, more like quite while awaiting E3.

A few days back I was looking at the decrypted 4.00 Firmware and came across some PRXs like PS3 Scan and Radio Shack something which I know were not in 3.71, so it looks like something else is planned. Whether or not this has been posted before I don't know, but seems interesting none the less.

   by Metal Jody - 2008-07-15
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that's a lot of ****ing sales..



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