Nintendo Releases Staggering Lifetime Software Sales Figures for Wii, DS

May 07, 2009 9:58pm CST tags: Nintendo, Software Sales, Wii, Nintendo DS
Following this morning's announcement of Nintendo's earnings, the company has released life-to-date, worldwide sales numbers for many of the Wii and Nintendo DS' best-selling games.

The list shows that over 45 million copies of Wii Sports have been put into the hands of gamers, while Wii Play and Wii Fit have both shifted around 20 million units. Mario Kart Wii, Smash Bros. Brawl and Super Mario Galaxy have sold over 30 million copies combined.

On the DS side of things, Nintendogs reigns supreme, with Nintendo creating 22 million virtual pet owners. New Super Mario Bros. has moved 18.4 million units, while Personal Trainer: Cooking, of all games, has managed to match that figure.

The full list of titles, via Kotaku, is copied below.

Nintendo Wii

  • Wii Sports - 45.7 million (includes those bundled with hardware)
  • Wii Play - 22.9 million
  • Wii Fit - 18.2 million
  • Mario Kart Wii - 15.4 million
  • Smash Bros. Brawl - 8.4 million
  • Super Mario Galaxy - 8 million
  • Mario Party 8 - 6.7 million
  • Link's Crossbow Training - 3.76 million (includes those bundled with Wii Zapper)
  • Animal Crossing: City Folk - 3.3 million
  • Wii Music - 2.65 million
  • Mario Super Sluggers - 1.2 million
Nintendo DS
  • Nintendogs - 22.2 million
  • New Super Mario Bros. - 18.4 million
  • Personal Trainer: Cooking - 18.4 million
  • Brain Training - 17.4 million
  • Pokemon Diamond/Pearl - 16.8 million
  • Mario Kart DS - 14.6 million
  • Brain Training 2 - 13.7 million
  • Animal Crossing: Wild World - 10 million
  • Super Mario 64 DS - 7.5 million
  • Mario Party DS - 5.8 million
  • Pokemon Mystery Dungeon - 4.5 million
  • Pokemon Platinum - 3.7 million
  • Kirby Super Star Ultra - 2.3 million
  • Pokemon Ranger - 2 million
  • Rhythm Heaven - 1.9 million
  • Professor Layton - 1.6 million (does not include Japanese sales, as not published by Nintendo in Japan)
        

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