Xbox 360 consoles sold best in January in the States. At 380,000 they sold 30,000 more units than the DS, with the Wii coming in at 320,000 sold. Wedbush’s Michael Pachter and EEDAR estimated these figures.

Pachter said, “With the exception of Xbox 360, we expect hardware sales over the next few months to decline as we continue to lap the price cuts from 2009. In 2009, the PS3 Slim was introduced in August at $299, cutting the price from the old PS3 at $399; the Xbox 360 Elite price was cut in August to $299 from $399; and the Wii price was cut in September to $199 from $249. Without further price cuts, we expect hardware sales to be down in 2011.”

Here’s the list of their estimates…

January sales estimates (change year-on-year):
360 - 380,000 (14%) / 380,000 (14%)
DS - 350,000 (-17%) / 360,000 (-15%)
Wii - 320,000 (-31%) / 340,000 (-27%)
PS3 - 240,000 (-13%) / 250,000 (-10%)
PSP - 80,000 (-20%) / 85,000 (-15%)
PS2 - 50,000 (23%) / NA
Total - 1, 420,000 (-13%) / 1, 415,000 (-14%)

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