Santa casts his vote

I was wondering, some time ago, "What console shall Santa choose?".

Well, Santa's come and gone, and it's time to see what has happened to the console-wars during this period.
Here are the long-awaited (by some) results of the console-wars in the period of the Christmas Holidays (well, actually, Dec 2 - Dec 30):

Console	Wii	PS3	X360	PS2
Total	3,869,926	2,081,432	1,894,335	1,958,444
America	1,505,926	728,434	1,169,933	904,540
Japan	885,678	211,931	32,743	77,251
Total Others	1,478,322	1,141,067	691,659	976,653
UK	412,114	206,017	274,454	144,126
France	387,149	148,265	73,981	99,997
Germany	224,068	169,023	41,672	134,139
Spain	88,394	170,757	19,309	134,380
Italy	58,396	119,413	31,932	146,761
Scandinavia	90,556	57,117	47,427	66,438
Other Europe	112,171	119,623	45,258	91,157
Australia	74,171	45,818	55,158	38,768
Other	31,303	105,034	102,468	120,887

Very interesting, what's noticeable (except the fact that the Wii is thrashing everyone else) is that PS3 has overall defeated the Xbox360 in total sales, overcoming the gap caused by the American buyers (the Xbox sold 1.6 times more consoles than the PS3) with bigger sales in Japan (PS3 : X360 = 6:1) and Europe (PS3 : X360 = 1.6:1).

We can notice that the PS2 is still holding on, still selling quite a few consoles, even more than the X360, after last Christmas when it was the nr.1 best-selling console (yes, better than the wii).

- source: VGChartz -