Xbox 360 HD DVD addon hits 270,000 sold

Written by Andre Yoskowitz @ 14 Dec 2007 3:23 User comments (3)

According to NPD Group sales figures, the Xbox 360 HD DVD add-on hit its 270,000th unit sold in November, representing a small 3.4% attach rate to the console itself which has sold over 9 million consoles.

Last month the HD DVD Promotions Group reported that all "dedicated HD DVD players" including the add on, had sold about 750,000 players through November 25 and these latest figures seem reasonable.

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HD Digest

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115.12.2007 10:49

hughjars

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IIRC it's the best selling console add-on unit, ever.

Once they get prices down to sub $100 it'll see sales grow even high (IIRC it's currently $160 or so).

It makes for an excellent little PC ROM device too.

215.12.2007 14:49

ZippyDSM

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Originally posted by hughjars:
IIRC it's the best selling console add-on unit, ever.

Once they get prices down to sub $100 it'll see sales grow even high (IIRC it's currently $160 or so).

It makes for an excellent little PC ROM device too.

And thats 2/3rds of its selling point it works on windows :P

but still its a solid lil gadget and the only thin I can slight MS on is not fixing the gdamn 360.....waiting for revisions to fix 1 out fo 3 or 6 things wrong with it.....stupid bastards....

324.12.2007 01:20

borhan9

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Prices drop and sales go up its common sense.

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