Other notable million sellers include Wii Play at 24.43 million, Wii Fit at 22 million, Mario Kart Wii at 18.36 million. The sales data includes all versions of the game, including bundles and special editions.
Recent titles have also shown impressive sales numbers. Wii Sports Resort has sold a bit under seven million copies since its release last summer worldwide. Wii Fit Plus has sold over two million units. In Japan, Pokemon HeartGold and SoulSilver combined to sell 2.27 million copies. Finally, Level 5's Professor Layton and the Diabolical Box has sold 1.26 million. The numbers, however, only apply to overseas sale of the title, due to the game being published by Level 5 themselves in Japan.
In addition to their official sales data, they also updated their release schedule for 2010. The North America list mentions eight titles for both Wii and DS. The Japan schedule lists over 14 games, while the European schedule only has six titles. In the North American list, many of the games are marked as temporary. New Super Mario Bros. Wii, Sin and Punishment 2, Metroid: Other M, and Super Mario Galaxy 2 are the only games to appear on all regions.
North America Release Schedule
Nintendo DS
Style Savvy (Nov. 2)
The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks (Dec. 7)
Pokemon HeartGold Version (Spring 2010)
Pokemon SoulSilver Version (Spring 2010)
Glory of Heracles (TBA 2010)
Golden Sun DS (temp.) (TBA 2010)
WarioWare D.I.Y. (TBA)
Picross 3D (TBA)
Wii
New Super Mario Bros. Wii (Nov. 15)
Sin and Punishment 2 (temp.) (Q1 2010)
Endless Ocean 2 (temp.) (Q1 2010)
Metroid: Other M (TBA 2010)
Super Mario Galaxy 2 (temp.) (TBA 2010)
Span Smasher (temp.) (TBA)
Line Attack Heroes (temp.) (TBA)
Monado: Beginning of The World (temp.) (TBA)
Recent titles have also shown impressive sales numbers. Wii Sports Resort has sold a bit under a million copies since its release last summer worldwide.
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Recent titles have also shown impressive sales numbers. Wii Sports Resort has sold a bit under a million copies since its release last summer worldwide.
Umm, what?
I assume you mean in Japan, but you don't mention Japan until the next sentence when referring to Pokemon, and then again in the last sentence.
