Wii Sports Resort sells 7 million since June

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With Wii hardware and software sales being down significantly since last year, Nintendo still managed to hit a few home runs. As presumed, Wii Sports Resort sold extremely well.  The title, exclusively bundled with MotionPlus, sold 6.97 million units since its June release date.

The title is one of several million sellers that popped up in recent sales figures from Nintendo, with Wii Sports (not sold as a pack-in title in Japan) selling nearly 4.83 million between April and September. Thankfully, the second in the series of puzzle titles, Professor Layton and the Diabolical Box sold 1.26 million units during the same time frame.

Despite being released three years ago, New Super Mario Bros. for the DS sold 1.49 million units. Looks like making a Wii sequel was probably the first of several smart moves in Nintendo’s plan for continued world domination.

GameSpot

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About the Author: Jason Leavey

Baltimore, MD
  • Minifig

    Yes, getting a decent game with wii motion plus is good. The game doesn’t have to be amazing since people aren’t getting it for the game.

    “Nintendo’s plan for continued world domination.” <– this made me laugh! ;)

  • smangle

    Yes, getting a decent game with wii motion plus is good. The game doesn’t have to be amazing since people aren’t getting it for the game.

    “Nintendo’s plan for continued world domination.” <– this made me laugh! ;)

    Nervous laughter Minifig?

    Good that this and NSMB Wii is doing so well. Especially gearing up to the holiday season.

  • http://brhefele.brainaxle.com Brian

    On the other hand, I’ve held out because until the peripheral gains more traction (like, any games that I want making use of it), I’m not going to shell out for the peripheral just to get the games that come with it. In my mind, they shouldn’t have left devs in the dust about it so there might have been some worthy launch titles…