Sony Sells 250,000 New PSPs in 4 Days: Magazine

September 26th 2007 | Games Consoles

Sony Corp sold about 250,000 units of the new version of the PlayStation Portable in Japan in the four days since its launch, a game magazine publisher said on Wednesday, roughly matching total Japanese sales of the original PSP in the two months through August.

Sony launched the new PSP, which is cheaper and slimmer than the initial model, on September 20 in Japan in a bid to compete better with Nintendo Co Ltd’s hot-selling DS Lite.

Reuters

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Sony Sells 250,000 New PSPs in 4 Days: Magazine
Published in: Games Consoles on 2007-09-26