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  Nintendo's Numbers: The State Of The Industry
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GBA Regional Sales breakdown September 2007
Nintendo DS Regional Sales Breakdown September 2007
Nintendo DS Regional Sales Breakdown April - September 2007

While the Americas made up for over half of the Game Boy Advance's total hardware and software sales, Japan and Europe halving the remainder amongst themselves, the sales breakdowns for the Nintendo DS have been more even.

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Japan, the smallest of the three territories in both population and size, was actually the Nintendo DS's largest market in September, while the Americas were the smallest. Expanding the breakdown to the first half of the fiscal year, however, shows Europe as the largest market for DS software and hardware during the April to September period.

 
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