On November 29, 2005, the PlayStation 2 became the fastest game console to reach 100 million units shipped, accomplishing the feat within 5 years and 9 months from its launch. In 2004, although the console took a hit in holiday 2003 sales from the previous year, lifetime sales reached 70 million. 26.4 million units went to North America, 19.4 million to Europe, and the "vast majority" of the remaining 14.2 went to Japan. Sony had shipped 60 million units as of September 2003. Sony projected shipments of 20 million, versus 22.5 the year before. Sony expected shipments in 2003 to slip from previous years. Holiday 2002 sales were strong at 8.5 million units in November and December. Lifetime sales reached 30 million by August 2002. Sony had shipped 10 million consoles to North America by May 2002. It planned to ship three million units by the end of the March of the following year. Sony planned to ship 100,000 units per week for the remainder of the year, for a total of 1.3 million by the end of the year. This marked an industry record for the fastest-selling game console. The PS2 sold slightly more than 500,000 units on its first day, in October 2000. ( May 2010)Ģ3.18 million (as of January 4, 2013) Ģ6.59 million (as of January 4, 2013) ĥ3.65 million (as of January 4, 2013) ĥ5.28 million (as of January 4, 2013) Īs of 2023, Sony's PlayStation 2 is the best-selling video game console of all time.Ĭumulative shipment totals in millions (sold-through, after March 2007) Date
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