In terms of hardware, the Wii outsold the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360, with the Nintendo DS reigning as the month's best-selling system. February hardware sales for the North American market were as follows:

1. Nintendo DS - 587,600
2. Wii - 432,000
3. PlayStation 2 - 351,800
4. PlayStation 3 - 280,800
5. Xbox 360 - 254,600
6. PSP - 243,100

North America's top-selling console titles during February were:

1. Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare* (Infinity Ward, Activision, X360) - 296,200
2. Devil May Cry 4* (Capcom, X360) - 295,200
3. Wii Play (Nintendo, Wii) - 289,700
4. Devil May Cry 4* (Capcom, PS3) - 233,500
5. Guitar Hero III* (Vicarious Visions, Activision, Wii) - 222,900
6. Mario and Sonic at the Olympic Games (Sega, Nintendo DS) - 205,600
7. Lost Odyssey (feelplus, Microsoft, X360) - 203,600
8. Turok (Propaganda Games, Touchstone, X360) - 197,700
9. Guitar Hero III* (Budcat, Activision, PS2) - 183,800
10. Rock Band* (Harmonix, MTV Games/EA, X360) - 161,800

*Includes Collector's, Limited, Legendary, Bundles (Guitars) Editions

In all, the North American video game market amassed $1.33 billion in sales during February 2008, showing a 34% growth over last February. Of that figure, hardware accounted for $480M, with software responsible for $668.7M and accessory sales making up the remaining $185.3M.