Boom Blox Bash Party

Global Total as of 12th May 2012 (units): 0.42m
Platform: Wii
Developer: EA Los Angeles	Genre: Puzzle

Total Units

Boxart	Title	Publisher	Region	Date	Distribution
	Boom Blox Bash Party	Electronic Arts	North America	19th May 2009	Retail
	Boom Blox Smash Party	Electronic Arts	Europe	29th May 2009	Retail

Pictionary (0.77m)
Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (0.69m)
TV Show King Party (0.64m)
Tetris Party Deluxe (0.47m)
Puzzle Quest: Challenge of the Warlords (0.29m)
Are You Smarter than a 5th Grader? Game Time (0.25m)
Neopets Puzzle Adventure (0.17m)
Professor Heinz Wolff's Gravity (0.17m)
Hamster Heroes (0.16m)
WordJong Party (0.16m)
Luxor 3 (0.15m)
Squeeballs Party (0.15m)
I Spy: Spooky Mansion (0.15m)
Bust-A-Move Bash! (0.14m)
Cake Mania: In The Mix! (0.13m)
Rubik's World (0.12m)
Margot's Word Brain (0.12m)
Solitaire & Mahjong (0.12m)
Kororinpa: Marble Mania (0.11m)
Cruise Ship Vacation Games (0.11m)

	killeryoshis (on 02 July 2011) More then a year later since my last post the sales double wow
	pacman91 (on 11 December 2010) EA's finest Wii game. Love it!
	Venox2008 (on 23 October 2010) great game.. and I play it only on single player for a full expierence and puzzling..
	Quilex (on 10 April 2010) I just picked this up for £2.98 brand new in GAME. I thought it was the wrong sticker.
	primogen18 (on 21 February 2010) It drove me away, so I would believe it could with others. I loved the first one, but held off for a long time on getting the second, it looked like it was more "party" oriented which looked like it just went on to compete with the hundreds of low quality mini-game fests out there. The word "party" isn't going to draw people in like it used to, people wised up a little.
	J.U.N.O (on 12 January 2010) I think the box art also drew away consumers, the first one kind of made yuou look at it and see whats it about. This one looks like another minigame collection that people just arent too much into them anymore.
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