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How Many Wii Games Have Sold Over A Million Units?
Over 40, according to a recent issue of Nintendo Power as spotted on NeoGAF.
Here is a list of the million-selling Nintendo Wii games and their units sold in millions as of August, based on NPD sales data.
- Wii Play 13.04
- Mario Kart Wii 10.64
- Super Mario Bros. Wii 8.36
- Wii Fit w/ Balance Board 8.15
- Wii Sports Resort 6.05
- Wii Fit Plus w/ Balance Board 5.35
- Super Smash Bros.: Brawl 5.28
- Just Dance 2 5.09
- Super Mario Galaxy 4.38
- Link's Crossbow Training 3.47
- Mario Party 8 3.47
- Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess 2.82
- Guitar Hero III 2.76
- Just Dance 2.71
- LEGO Star Wars: Complete Saga 2.48
- Super Mario Galaxy 2 2.4
- Donkey Kong Country Returns 2.35
- Mario & Sonic at Olympic Games 2.12
- Carnival Games 1.88
- Michael Jackson: Experience 1.88
- Game Party 1.78
- Wii Fit Plus (Standalone) 1.71
- EA Sports Active 1.56
- Disney Epic Mickey 1.52
- Zumba Fitness: Join the Party 1.42
- Deca Sports 1.35
- Mario and Sonic at the Olympic Winter Games 1.34
- Rayman Raving Rabbids 1.28
- Super Paper Mario 1.27
- LEGO Batman 1.17
- Wii Music 1.16
- Mario Super Sluggers 1.13
- Cooking Mama: Cook Off 1.08
- LEGO Indiana Jones: Original Adventures 1.08
- Animal Crossing: City Folk 1.06
- Wipeout: The Game 1.06
- Star Wars: Force Unleashed 1.06
- Resident Evil 4 1.05
- Guitar Hero World Tour 1.02
- uDraw 1.02
- Rock Band Special Edition 1.01
- Call of Duty: World at War 1.01
Most of the titles on this list are worth it for one reason or another, but it's depressing to think that over a million gamers in the U.S. alone were subjected to Activision's awful half-hearted Wii port of Call of Duty: World at War. Our condolences, as always, to the affected.
[via NeoGAF]
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