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: GamePolitics.comPlayStation Move Sells 1 Million Units in America
By james_fudge
Sony's PlayStation Move motion controller has sold 1 million units in America, according to SCEA's Jack Rutten. Speaking to Reuters, Rutten said that the company hit this milestone in the first month of release. The company also said that demand for Move is high, outstripping supply at retail. Earlier this month SCEE announced that it had sold 1.5 million Move units in Europe.
"We had to go back and increase production twice, we're absolutely maxed out right now," SCEA's Jack Tretton told Reuters.
SCEA marketing boss Peter Dille confirmed with VG247 that "Sony is flying in replenishment shipments" because many retailers have sold out.
The holiday shopping season is right around the corner, as is Kinect, so we'll see how Sony does then. Move launched September 15 in various SKUs. The PlayStation Eye camera cost $39.99, while the motion controller costs $49.99. Read More
Full post as published by GamePolitics.com on October 22, 2010 (boomark / email).
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