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"There are times when reading the Japanese sales charts can be a decidedly odd and disturbing experience, as if your mind suddenly becomes aware that all is not right in the universe. Like a homicidal clown lurking in a dark corner, this week's situation is certainly amusing, but it's not something you want to come into contact with on a regular basis. It's just wrong. The ranking, according to number of units sold:- DS Lite: 149,454  4,112 (2.68%)- PSP: 31,959  6,024 (23.23%)- PS2: 23,332  199 (0.86%)- GBA SP: 2,818  101 (3.46%)- Xbox 360: 1,610  287 (15.13%)- Game Boy Micro: 1,379  64 (4.44%)- DS Phat: 1,009  2,495 (71.20%)- Gamecube: 934  68 (6.79%)- GBA: 20  3 (17.65%)- Xbox: 13  5 (62.50%)Looking at the opposite ends of the list is like glancing into the cackling face of madness (it bears a vague resemblance to Groucho Marx). The DS Lite endures a minor slip, its older sibling takes a complete fall down a set of stairs and the original Xbox experiences the biggest improvement percentage-wise out of the whole lot. Did we enter into some sort of zone where normal things don't happen very often?[Source: Media Create]"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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