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New Super Mario Bros. Sells 6 Million in Japan, Breaks Records - News

by VGChartz Staff , posted on 28 December 2010 / 4,607 Views

New Super Mario Bros. (the DS one, not the 4-million-sold-in-Japan Wii version) has just broken the 6 million units sold mark in Japan, making the four-and-a-half-year-old DS game the country's best-selling DS title, according to Japanese media tracking firm Enterbrain (Famitsu's parent company).

Further, NSMB has recently passed Nintendogs and become the highest-selling DS game of all time worldwide, with sales topping 24 million units.  If anyone needed proof that 2D gaming isn't dead, this is it.  Maybe the 142 million DS systems in the world helped his cause.

Oh Mario... 25 years old and still toppin' sales charts all over the place.  What a guy.


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13 Comments
FasH (on 30 December 2010)

A monster in sales!!

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thewoods (on 29 December 2010)

Super Mario Bros are just super!!

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miz1q2w3e (on 29 December 2010)

Way to go MARIO!!! best video game series ever! :D

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Cheebee (on 29 December 2010)

All the money they're making off Mario, and they can't even find it in their hearts to give me Tingle RPG 2... T_T

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Pineapple (on 29 December 2010)

Oh, I disagree Smoked Hostage. Black and White has a decent chance of making 20 million.
It has next to no chance of making NSMB DS numbers, though, as that title is going to end up around 30 million in the end.

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SmokedHostage (on 29 December 2010)

Sorry Mordred11 but if you think Pokémon Black and White have a chance of selling over 20 million units, you're mistaken.

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Mordred11 (on 29 December 2010)

Excellent numbers,I think Black/White has a chance of outselling it though :P

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elmerion (on 28 December 2010)

" Maybe the 142 million DS systems in the world helped his cause."

It was theo ther way around, check your facts

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bannedagain (on 28 December 2010)

GOOD for nintendo. They deserve every bit of it.

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TheSource (on 28 December 2010)

We have almost 6.2m on VGC, pretty close over a period of years.

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