My predictions:
DS: 2,212,000
I'm figuring about 350k-400k a week of production (which puts it about equal to what Japan's getting), plus remaining stock for November will easily launch the DS over 2 mil. How far over depends on remaining stock from last month.
PS2: 1,433,000
With Singstar finally getting US commercials, Guitar Hero II a runaway success, and the cheap price for a home console, it makes a great gift, not to mention the new slim version not everyone's picked up yet. If anything, it may turn out higher than this.
360: 1,096,000
No major releases to give it a boost, so it's gotta coast on Holiday sales. At the high price, and with two new launches to compete with, I don't see it drawing as much attention. But hey, maybe some of those Core packs finally sold.
GBA: 1,022,000
Cheap and still fairly plentiful, also great for the kids as christmas gifts. No new games (that anyone cares about, anyway...poor Yggdra Union) will mean this is purely a gift purchase, no one buying it for themselves.
Wii: 893,000
They sold 600k in NA (including Canada) in half a month. Shipments started slow, but picked up later on, so I'd say they're on track for 1.2 mill in NA. Assuming the same ratio of US to Canada, that'd put ~900k in the US with ~300k in Canada. Gave them a little benefit for an assumed production push right before Christmas.
PSP: 756,000
MGS: PO is going to be a system seller, but mostly to people who already have the system, unfortunately. Bundles will help, but the high price and negative buzz will tend to push gift givers to the DS & GBA, especially in the case of parents buying for kids.
PS3: 719,000
PS3 shipments have been steady, but incredibly small compared to Wii shipments at the beginning of the month, but picked up significantly near the end of the month. Their production problems seem to have cleared, and it looks like allocations have been pushed to the US in preference to Japan. With 5 total weeks, I think they'll track sllightly better than double what they did in half of November, but not by much due to the early production shortages.
GCN: 127,000
Hard to say. I agree with Ramasooir, Zelda isn't going to be enough to save the GC, and likely won't lead to many new consoles being sold. GC will mostly sell to people who had one, and need to pick it up again to play Zelda before it's put to rest.
Xbox: 12,000
Are they even still making these? Doesn't that cost them money they can't really get back?
