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Simple 2000: The Japanese Hardware Chart

Numbers are in for Japanese hardware sales for the week ending July 8. 174 'Cubes found new homes and 15 DS Phats were sold, but sadly for the trusty old GBA, not a single sale. Zero. Poor little guy.

DS Lite: 139,271
Wii: 75,279
PSP: 32,946
PS2: 14,120
PS3: 12,691
360: 2,370
Game Boy Micro: 340
GBA SP: 261
GameCube: 174
DS Phat: 15
GBA: 0

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