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Japanese Console Sales Plummet Again, But PS3 Closing Gap With Wii [The Japanese Hardware Chart] 
Kotaku | by Michael McWhertor | Fri, Feb 13
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Japanese gamers just aren't buying hardware right now. Sales are way, way down from the same point last year, with the PSP selling at half the rate and the Wii at a mere quarter.
The weekly Media Create hardware sales numbers for the week of February 2nd to the 8th are...
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