萬代發售了三款WonderSwan機種[43]。2003年3月《Fami通》的文章報告原版(1999年3月)和Color版(2000年12月)合輯售出約300萬[44][44][45],SwanCrystal(2000年7月)售出20萬[45]。萬代在2003年2月宣布因銷量衰退,將從硬體商轉型為第三方開發商,並將在2004年3月為競爭者Game Boy Advance供應軟體[46]。過渡期間其平均周銷量只有幾百台[§],SwanCrystal在2003年秋開始按訂單生產[45]。WonderSwan硬體設計師Koto稱銷量超過350萬[47]。
Retro Gamer staff. Sonic Boom: The Success Story of Sonic the Hedgehog. The Mega Drive/SNES Book (Imagine Publishing). 2013: 31. ASIN B00FRKX2F8. The game and its star became synonymous with Sega and helped propel the Mega Drive to sales of around 40 million, only 9 million short of the SNES—a minuscule gap compared to the 47 million that separated the Master System and NES.
Buchanan, Levi. Genesis vs. SNES: By the Numbers. IGN. 2009-03-20 [2013-10-31]. (原始內容存檔於2014-03-02). Nintendo moved 49.1 million Super NES consoles over the course of the generation and beyond, far surpassing the Genesis, which sold a still impressive 29 million units. [...] The Master System sold an anemic 13 million to the NES count of 62 million.
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Ricciardi, John. Hands-On With Bandai's SwanCrystal ; Move over, Game Boy Advance - there's a new bird in town. Electronic Gaming Monthly (EGM Media Group). 2002-10-01, (159): 58. ISSN 1058-918X. On July 12, toy giant Bandai unleashed a third iteration (in stylish red and blue models) of their handheld WonderSwan system, the new-and- improved SwanCrystal, in Japan.
Bandai to Launch WonderSwan Color in Dec.. 時事通訊社. 2000-08-30. A new colored version of Bandai Co.'s WonderSwan handheld game machine will hit Japanese stores in early December, the Japanese game maker said Wednesday. [...] The original WonderSwan, with its black-and-white displays, has sold 1.55 million units since its debut in March 1999.
Bandai to Supply Software for Nintendo's Game Boy. 時事通訊社. 2003-02-18. The move reflects declining sales of Bandai's WonderSwan mobile game machine. The major Japanese toy maker is looking to supply two or three software titles for the rival company's popular game machine by March next year. Bandai will shift its focus from sales of hardware to software for "multiple platforms," including personal digital assistants, Takasu told a press conference.
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Associated Press. Coleco's Net In Sharp Rise. The New York Times. 1985-10-19: 45 [2014-01-13]. ISSN 0362-4331. (原始內容存檔於2020-08-30). Thursday, Coleco said the entire inventory of its troubled Adam personal computer has been sold, along with much of its Colecovision inventory. The company's chairman, Arnold Greenberg, said Coleco expects no more charges against earnings from the two discontinued products.
Pereira, Joseph. Technology (A Special Report): At Our Leisure --- (Not So) Great Expectations: Hand-held Video Games Will Get Better, But Big Improvements May Take a While. The Wall Street Journal. 1992-11-16: R10. ISSN 0099-9660. Meanwhile, Nintendo, the first on the market with its black-and-white Game Boy, has sold approximately 7.5 million portable systems, analysts estimate. Sega has sold about 1.6 million units of its color Game Gear system, while Atari Inc. has sold about one million units of its $99 Lynx color portable system.
Dvorak, John. The Riddle of the Lynx. Computer Shopper (SX2 Media Labs). September 1999: 97 [2014-02-13]. ISSN 0886-0556. (原始內容存檔於2014-06-11). The Jaguar looked to be a winner, with popular new games and hot sales. Around June of 1994 the company decided to stop supporting the Lynx and concentrate on the Jaguar. 含有連結內容需訂閱檢視的頁面 (link)
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