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This is a list of video games that have sold or shipped at least one million copies, unless otherwise noted. This article also includes alternative measures for sales, specifically gross revenues and online users.

All platformsEdit

Sales figuresEdit

A list of games across all console and computer platforms (excluding arcade coin drops, mobile downloads, and online subscriptions) that have sold at least 20 million units.

Wii Sports (79.6 million)^[1]
Super Mario Bros. (40.24 million)^[2]^[3]
Tetris (35 million)^[4]
Mario Kart Wii (32.44 million)^[1]^[5]
Pokémon Red/Green/Blue (31.37 million) [791]
Wii Sports Resort (30.14 million)^[1] (all pre-bundle)^[6]
New Super Mario Bros. (29.09 million)^[1]
Duck Hunt (NES - 28.31 million) [792]
Wii Play (28.02 million)^[7]
New Super Mario Bros. Wii (26.26 million)^[1]
Nintendogs (23.64 million)^[8]
Call of Duty: Black Ops (23 million) [793] ^[9]
Pokémon Gold and Silver (23 million)^[10]
Wii Fit (22.67 million)^[7]^[11]
Mario Kart DS (22.57 million)^[1]
Super Mario World (20.60 million)^[3]^[12]
Wii Fit Plus (20.48 million)^[1]
The Sims 2 (20 million)^[13]

Gross revenuesEdit

A list of games across all platforms (including arcades, consoles, computers, mobiles, and online transactions) that have grossed revenues of at least $1.5 billion.

Title	Revenue (million USD) (without inflation)	Release year	Revenue as of (year)	Source(s)	Revenue (million USD) (2012 inflation)^[14]	Note(s)
Wii Sports (incl. console hardware bundles)	17365	2006	2012	^{[n 1]}	17365	^{[n 2]}
Super Mario Bros. (incl. console hardware bundles)	6346	1985	1990	^{[n 3]}	13384	^{[n 4]}^{[n 5]}
Pac-Man	3798.3	1980	1999	^{[n 8]}	9129	^{[n 10]}
Space Invaders	3150	1978	1982	^{[n 12]}	9069	^{[n 14]}
Street Fighter II	4153	1991	2001	^{[n 17]}	7076	^{[n 19]}
World of Warcraft (online & offline revenues)	6575	2004	2012	^[17]	7027	^[18]
Super Mario World (incl. console hardware bundles)	3930.4	1990	2001	^{[n 20]}	6600.4	^{[n 21]}
Sonic the Hedgehog (incl. console hardware bundles)	2714	1991	1993	^{[n 23]}	4660	^{[n 25]}
CrossFire	3393	2007	2012	^[20]	3531	^[21]
Westward Journey	2837	2002	2012	^[22]	3097	^[23]
Lineage	2532.14	1998	2012	^[24]	2823	^[25]
Wii Fit	2555	2007	2012	^{[n 26]}	2728	^[26]
World Club Champion Football	2128.5	2002	2012	^{[n 27]}	2475.1	^{[n 28]}
Wii Sports Resort (pre-bundle)	2185.42	2009	2012	^{[n 29]}	2324	^{[n 30]}
Wii Play	2028	2006	2012	^{[n 31]}	2175	^{[n 32]}
Dungeon Fighter Online	2000	2005	2011	^[27]	2165	^[28]
Mario Kart Wii (pre-bundle)	2024.122	2008	2011	^{[n 33]}	2154.04	^{[n 34]}
Donkey Kong	825.44	1981	1983	^{[n 36]}	2034	^{[n 38]}
Super Mario Bros. 3	1198	1989	2008	^{[n 39]}	2012	^{[n 40]}
MapleStory	1800	2003	2011	^[31]	1963	^[32]
Pokémon Red/Green/Blue	1464.22	1996	2003	^{[n 41]}	1922.01	^{[n 42]}
Asteroids	800	1979	1982	^{[n 43]}	1908
New Super Mario Bros.	1500	2006	2012	^{[n 44]}	1708.5	^{[n 45]}
Defender	1000	1981	2002	^{[n 46]}	1687	^[33]
Call of Duty: Black Ops (incl. map packs)	1649.77	2010	2011	^[35]	1683.9

ConsolesEdit

All consolesEdit

Bundled game salesEdit

Games that were initially bundled with a console for a significant portion of their shelf life and have sold or shipped at least five million copies.

Wii Sports (Wii – 79.60 million,^[1] packaged with system in all regions except Japan)
Super Mario Bros. (NES – 40.24 million)^[2]^[3]
Tetris (Game Boy – 35 million)^[4]
Mario Kart Wii (32.44 million)^[1]^[5]
Duck Hunt (NES - 28.31 million) [794]
Super Mario World (SNES – 20.60 million)^[3]^[12]
Kinect Adventures (Xbox 360 – 18 million, pack-in game with Kinect)^[36]
Sonic the Hedgehog (Sega Mega Drive/Genesis – 15 million)^[37]
Donkey Kong (ColecoVision – 6 million)^[38]

Non-bundled game salesEdit

Console games that were not initially bundled with consoles and have sold or shipped at least ten million copies.

Mario Kart Wii (32.44 million)^[1] (28.23 million before console bundle)^[5]^[39]
Pokémon Red/Green/Blue (31.37 million) [795]
Wii Sports Resort (30.14 million)^[1] (all pre-bundle)^[6]
New Super Mario Bros. (29.09 million)^[1]
Wii Play (28.02 million)^[7]
New Super Mario Bros. Wii (26.26 million)^[1]
Nintendogs (23.64 million)^[8]
Call of Duty: Black Ops (23 million) [796] ^[9]
Pokémon Gold and Silver (23 million)^[10]
Wii Fit (22.67 million)^[7]^[11]
Mario Kart DS (22.57 million)^[1]
Super Mario World (20.60 million)^[3]^[12]
Wii Fit Plus (20.48 million)^[1]
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 (19 million) [797] ^[40]
Brain Age: Train Your Brain in Minutes a Day! (18.96 million)^[8]
Super Mario Land (18.06 million)^[3]
Super Mario Bros. 3 (18 million)^[41]
Pokémon Diamond and Pearl (17.57 million)^[8]
Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas (17.33 million)^[42]
Grand Theft Auto IV (17 million)^[43]
Gran Turismo 3: A-Spec (16.45 million)^[44]
Brain Age 2: More Training in Minutes a Day! (14.83 million)^[8]
Pokémon Black and White (14.71 million)^[1]
Street Fighter II (14.7 million)^{[n 47]}
Gran Turismo 5 (14.54 million)^[44]
Super Mario Bros. (non-bundled versions) (13.31 million)^[47]
Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden Coins (11.09 million)^[48]^[3]
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 (13.7 million)^[40]
Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire (13 million)^[49]
Gran Turismo 4 (13 million)^[44]
Call of Duty 4:Modern Warfare (12 million) [798]
Pokémon HeartGold and SoulSilver (11.9 million)^[50]
Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen (11.82 million)^[51]
Super Mario 64 (11.62 million)^[3]^[52]
Animal Crossing: Wild World (11.51 million)^[8]
Call of Duty: World at War (11 million) [799]
Gran Turismo (10.85 million shipped)^[53]^[44]
Super Smash Bros. Brawl (10.79 million)^[7]
Super Mario Galaxy (10.68 million)^[1]^[54]
Final Fantasy VII (10.45 million)^[55]
Super Mario Bros. 2 (10 million)^[56]

Gross revenuesEdit

The revenues grossed by console games. This list only includes games that have grossed at least $100 million.

Title	Revenue (million USD) (without inflation)	Release year	Revenue as of (year)	Source(s)	Revenue (million USD) (2012 inflation)^[14]	Note(s)
Wii Sports (incl. console hardware bundles)	17365	2006	2012	^{[n 1]}	17365	^{[n 2]}
Super Mario Bros. (incl. console hardware bundles)	6346	1985	1990	^{[n 3]}	13384	^{[n 4]}^{[n 5]}
Super Mario World (incl. console hardware bundles)	3930.4	1990	2001	^{[n 20]}	6600.4	^{[n 21]}
Sonic the Hedgehog (incl. console hardware bundles)	2650	1991	1993	^{[n 22]}	4587	^{[n 24]}
Wii Fit	2555	2008	2012	^{[n 26]}	2728	^[26]
Street Fighter II	1613	1992	2009	^{[n 16]}	2575	^[16]
Wii Sports Resort (pre-bundle)	2185.42	2009	2012	^{[n 29]}	2324	^{[n 30]}
Wii Play	2027.82	2006	2012	^{[n 31]}	2175	^{[n 32]}
Mario Kart Wii (pre-bundle)	2024.122	2008	2011	^{[n 33]}	2154.04	^{[n 34]}
Super Mario Bros. 3	1198	1989	2008	^{[n 39]}	2012	^{[n 40]}
Pokémon Red/Green/Blue	1464.22	1996	2003	^{[n 41]}	1922.01	^{[n 42]}
New Super Mario Bros.	1500	2006	2012	^{[n 44]}	1708.5	^{[n 45]}
Super Mario 64	913.402	1996	2001	^{[n 49]}	1337
Call of Duty: Black Ops	1270	2010	2011	^[34]	1331	^[72]
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2	1165	2009	2011	^[73]	1241	^[74]
Super Mario Bros. (excl. console bundles)	530	1985	1987	^{[n 48]}	1170.04	^[59]
Final Fantasy VII	773	1997	2009	^[75]	1128	^{[n 50]}
Grand Theft Auto IV	1019.8	2008	2010	^{[n 51]}	1076.6
Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock	1000	2007	2009	[800]	1073
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3	1000	2011	2011	^{[n 52]}	1023
Call of Duty: Black Ops II	1000	2012	2012	[801]	1000
Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas	866.33	2004	2009	^{[n 53]}	929.66
Gran Turismo 3: A-spec	822.34	2001	2008	^{[n 54]}	879.32
Final Fantasy X	655.24202	2001	2004	^{[n 55]}	861.22	^{[n 56]}
Gran Turismo 5	765.32	2010	2011	^{[n 57]}	820.1	^[78]
Dragon Quest V	567.04	1992	2012	^{[n 58]}	813.2	^[80]
Dragon Quest IV	506	1990	2012	^{[n 59]}	803.3413	^{[n 60]}
Dragon Quest VI	522.1	1995	2012	^[81]	781.3	^[82]
Final Fantasy VIII	560	1999	2004	^{[n 61]}	776.11	^{[n 62]}
Tekken 2	528	1996		^{[n 63]}	773
Final Fantasy VI	498	1994	2007	^[83]	751.6	^[84]
Pac-Man	298.3	1982	1982	^{[n 7]}	712
Super Mario Bros. 2 (USA)	399.5	1988	1990	^[87]	704
Super Mario Kart	439.92	1992	1993	^{[n 64]}	701
Dragon Quest III	465	1988	2000	^{[n 65]}	691.1	^{[n 66]}
Rock Band	670.7	2007	2011	^[90]	686
Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty	425	2001	2008	^{[n 67]}	680	^[92]
Final Fantasy V	397	1992	2008	^{[n 68]}	669	^[93]
Final Fantasy XII	581	2006		^[94]	655	^[95]
Tekken 3	464.14	1998		^{[n 69]}	654
Final Fantasy XIII	610.2	2009	2012	^[96]	653.4	^{[n 70]}
Chrono Trigger	429.0042	1995	2012	^{[n 71]}	646.3044
Sonic The Hedgehog 2 (Mega Drive & Game Gear)	347.2	1992		^{[n 72]}	584.6	^{[n 73]}
The Legend of Zelda	278.34	1986		^{[n 74]}	583.1
Super Mario World (excl. console bundles)	330.4	1990	1996	^[60]	580.4
Super Mario Land	361.2	1989	1993	^[99]	575.2	^[100]
Final Fantasy IV	414.43	1991	2009	^[101]	569	^[102]
Resident Evil 2 (PlayStation)	398	1998		^{[n 76]}	561
The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim	533.2	2011	2012	^{[n 77]}	543.2	^[105]
Grand Theft Auto IV	500	2008	2008	[802]	534.64
Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden Coins	332.6	1992	1993	^[3]^[48] [803]	530
Dragon Quest VII	391.31	2000		^{[n 78]}	521.43	^[106]
Final Fantasy IX	378.2	2000	2004	^{[n 79]}	508.0041	^{[n 80]}
Donkey Kong	208.04	1982	1983	^{[n 35]}	495	^[30]
Metal Gear Solid	349.4	1998		^{[n 81]}	492.2
Tetris (NES)	303.92	1989	1993	^[108] [804]	484.21
Halo 2	399.92	2004	2006	^{[n 82]}	455.45
Sonic the Hedgehog (Mega Drive, excl. console bundles)	253	1991	1992	^[61]	443	^[62]
Space Invaders (Atari 2600)	150	1979	1980	^[15]	420
Star Fox	240	1993	1993	[805][806]	382.4
The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past	230.5	1991	1993	^{[n 83]}	367.24
Resident Evil 4	351.43	2005	2011	^[111] [807]	360
Dragon Quest II	164.2	1987		^[112]	331	^[113]
Professor Layton and the Curious Village	268.43	2007	2009	^[114]	289.4	^[115]
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles	159.8	1989	1990	^[116] [808]	281.5
Zelda II: The Adventure of Link	131.4	1987		[809][810]	266
Sonic & Knuckles	157.32	1994	1995	^[117]	244.4
Streets of Rage	139.3	1991		^[118]	238.4	^{[n 84]}
Wii Sports (Japan, excl. console bundles)	204	2006	2012	^[57]	232.33
The King of Fighters '95	145.02	1995		^[119]	219
Sonic the Hedgehog 3	126.112	1994		^[120]	195.4
Sonic CD	110.3	1992		^[121]	181
Metroid	84.4	1986		^{[n 85]}	177
Chrono Cross	128	1999		^{[n 86]}	176.4
Kirby's Dream Land	109.95	1992	1993	[811][812]	175.2
Samurai Shodown / Samurai Spirits	111.5	1993	1995	^[122]	167	^[123]
Bayonetta	152.3	2009	2012	^[124]	161	^[125]
Mortal Kombat	100	1992	1993	[813]	159.32
Tokimeki Memorial: Forever With You	100.1	1995	2006	^[126]	151
Pilotwings	87	1990	1992	^[127]	150.1	^[128]
Samurai Shodown II (Neo Geo, cartridge)	92	1994		^[129]	143
Sakura Wars	81.64	1996	2006	^{[n 87]}	114.33	^[131]
Yakuza 2	95.1121	2006		^{[n 88]}	108.32
Metal Gear	66.2	1987		^{[n 89]}	108	^[133]
Portopia Serial Murder Case	50	1985		^[134]	107
Shenmue	78.23	1999	2001	^[135]	105.2	^[136]
Valkryia Chronicles	96.3	2008		^{[n 90]}	103.1
Pilotwings 64	70	1996	1996	[814][815]	103

AtariEdit

Atari 2600 Edit

Atari 2600 games that have sold or shipped at least one million copies
TITLE	Release year	Copies sold	Comments
Pac-Man	1982	7 million^[138]^[139]	Best-selling home video game up until that time.^[140]
Pitfall!	1982	4 million^[141]^[142]
Asteroids	1981	3.8 million^[143]	Best-selling Atari 2600 game prior to Pac-Man.^[143]
Missile Command	1980	2.5 million^[144]
Space Invaders	1980	2 million^[145]	First game to sell a million cartridges.^[146]
Frogger	1982	2 million [816]
Demon Attack	1982	2 million^[144]
E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial	1982	1.5 million^[147]
Adventure	1979	1 million^[142]
Atlantis	1982	1 million^[141]
Cosmic Ark	1982	1 million^[144]
Kaboom!	1981	1 million^[148]
Megamania	1982	1 million^[141]
River Raid	1982	1 million^[148]
The Empire Strikes Back	1982	1 million [817]

ColecoEdit

ColecoVisionEdit

ColecoVision games that have sold or shipped at least one million copies.

Donkey Kong (6 million)^[38]

Mini-ArcadeEdit

Coleco's dedicated Mini-Arcade games that have sold or shipped at least one million units.

Pac-Man (1.5 million)^[149]^[150]

MattelEdit

IntellivisionEdit

Intellivision games that have sold or shipped at least one million copies.

Las Vegas Poker & Blackjack (2 million shipped)^[151]^[152]
Astrosmash (1 million)^[151]^[153]
Major League Baseball (1 million;^[151] 1.0857 million shipped)^[154]
NFL Football (1 million)^[151]
Space Armada (1 million)^[151]
Space Battle (1 million)^[151]

MicrosoftEdit

XboxEdit

Xbox games that have sold or shipped at least one million copies.

Title	Release year	Copies sold
Halo 2	2004	8 million^[109]
Halo: Combat Evolved	2001	5 million^[155]
Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell	2002	3 million^[156]^[157]^[158]
Fable	2004	3 million^[159]
Project Gotham Racing	2001	2.50 million^[160]
Grand Theft Auto Double Pack	-	1.70 million^[158]^[161]^[162]
Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic	2003	1.58 million^[161]^[162]
Counter-Strike	2004	1.50 million^[163]^[164]
Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas	2005	1.46 million^[161]^[165]
Need for Speed: Underground 2	2005	1.44 million^[161]^[165]
Madden NFL 2005	2004	1.42 million^[161]
Madden NFL 06	2005	1.41 million^[161]
Call of Duty 2: Big Red One	2005	1.39 million^[161]
ESPN NFL 2K5	2004	1.38 million^[161]
The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind	2002	1.36 million^[161]
Dead or Alive 3	2001	1.28 million^[158]^[161]
Star Wars: Battlefront	2004	1.22 million^[161]^[162]
Star Wars: Battlefront II	2005	1.13 million^[161]^[162]
Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon	2001	1.13 million^[158]^[161]
Need for Speed: Underground	2004	1.10 million^[161]^[162]

Xbox 360Edit

Main article: List of best-selling Xbox 360 video games
Xbox 360 video games that have sold or shipped at least three million copies.

Xbox 360 games which have sold or shipped three million copies
Title	Total copies sold	Sales breakdown	Release date	Genre	Developer	Publisher
Kinect Adventures	700118000000000000018 million^[a]	N/A	November 4, 2010 (NA) November 10, 2010 (EU) November 18, 2010 (AUS)	Sports game	Good Science Studio	Microsoft Game Studios
Call of Duty: Black Ops	700116400999990000016.4 million^[9]	N/A	November 9, 2010^[166] (WW)November 18, 2010 (Sub) (JP) December 16, 2010 (Dub) (JP)	First-person shooter	Treyarch	Activision
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3	700113700000000000013.7 million^[40]	N/A	November 8, 2011 (WW)November 17, 2011 (JP)	First-person shooter	Infinity Ward	Activision
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2	700112900000000000012.9 million^[40]	6.471 million in the US^[167]^[168]^[169]^[170] 1 million in the UK^[171] 87,374 plus 3,944 The Best in Japan^[172]	^NA20091110November 10, 2009 ^PAL20091110November 10, 2009	First-person shooter	Infinity Ward	Activision
Halo 3	70008100000000000008.1 million^[173]	N/A	September 25, 2007 (NA) September 25, 2007 (AUS) September 26, 2007 (EU)	First-person shooter	Bungie	Microsoft
Skyrim	70005900000000000005.9 million^[174]	In first 8 months
Gears of War	70005000000000000005 million^[b]^[175]	N/A	November 7, 2006 (NA) November 17, 2006 (EU) November 23, 2006 (AUS) January 18, 2007 (JP)	Third-person shooter	Epic Games	Microsoft
Gears of War 2	70005000000000000005 million^[176]	N/A	November 7, 2008^[177] (WW)July 30, 2009 (JP)	Third-person shooter	Epic Games	Microsoft
Grand Theft Auto IV	70004362000000000004.362 million	3.29 million in the US^[178] 1 million in the UK^[171] 65,486 and 6,453 Platinum in Japan^[172]		Action-adventure game	Rockstar North	Rockstar Games
Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare	70004211000000000004.211 million	3.04 million in the US^[179] 78,000 in Canada^[180] 54,742 and 39,222 Platinum Collection/The Best in Japan^[172] 1 million in the UK^[171]		First-person shooter	Infinity Ward	Activision
Fable II	70003500000000000003.5 million^[181]	N/A		Action role-playing game	Lionhead Studios	Microsoft
Call of Duty: World at War	70003350000000000003.35 million	2.75 million in the US^[178] 600,000 in the UK^[182]		First-person shooter	Treyarch	Activision
Halo: Reach	70003300000000000003.3 million	3.3 million in North America^[183]		First-person shooter	Bungie	Microsoft
Gears of War 3	70003000000000000003 million^[184]^[185]	N/A	September 20, 2011^[186] (NA/PAL)September 22, 2011^[186] (JP)	Third-person shooter	Epic Games	Microsoft Studios
Halo 3: ODST	70003000000000000003 million^[187]	N/A		First-person shooter	Bungie	Microsoft
Minecraft^[c]	70004000000000000004 million^[188]	N/A		Sandbox game	Mojang/4J Studios	Microsoft

^ a: As of January 9, 2012, the Kinect sensor has sold 18 million units,^[189] each of which is bundled with a copy of Kinect Adventures.

^ b: Gears of War sales may include PC version

^ c: Xbox Live Arcade game

Total Xbox 360 games sold as of March 31, 2012: 618.24 million.^[190]

NintendoEdit

Total games Nintendo has sold as of September 30, 2012: 4.02 billion.^[191]

Color TV GameEdit

Main article: Color TV Game

Color TV Game 6 (1 million)^[192]
Color TV Game 15 (1 million)^[192]

Nintendo Entertainment SystemEdit

Main article: List of best-selling Nintendo Entertainment System games
Nintendo Entertainment System (NES)/Family Computer (Famicom) video games that have sold or shipped at least two million copies.

Super Mario Bros. (40.24 million)^[2]^[3]
Duck Hunt (28.31 million) [818]
Super Mario Bros. 3 (18 million)^[41]
Super Mario Bros. 2 (10 million)^[56]
Tetris (8 million;^[193] 1.81 million in Japan^[65])
The Legend of Zelda (6.51 million)^[110]
Zelda II: The Adventure of Link (4.38 million)^[110]
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (4 million)^[194]
Dragon Quest III (3.9 million)^{[n 91]}
Dragon Quest IV (3.2 million)^{[n 92]}
Metroid (2.73 million)^[195]
Dragon Quest II (2.6 million)^{[n 93]}
Golf (2.46 million in Japan)^[65]
Baseball (2.35 million in Japan)^[65]
R.C. Pro-Am (2.3 million)^[196]
Mahjong (2.13 million in Japan)^[65]
Family Stadium (2.05 million in Japan)^[65]
Punch-Out!! (2 million)^[197]

Total Nintendo Entertainment System games sold as of September 30, 2012: 500.01 million.^[191]

Family Computer Disk SystemEdit

Disk System games that have sold or shipped at least one million copies. The system was only available in Japan, so all listed sales are Japan only.

Super Mario Bros. 2 (2.66 million)^[65]
Volleyball (1.98 million in Japan)^[65]
The Legend of Zelda (1.69 million)^[65]
Zelda II: The Adventure of Link (1.61 million)^[65]
Pro Wrestling (1.42 million in Japan)^[65]
Kid Icarus (1.09 million in Japan)^[65]
Metroid (1.04 million)^[65]

Super Nintendo Entertainment SystemEdit

Main article: List of best-selling Super Nintendo Entertainment System video games
Super Nintendo Entertainment System video games that have sold or shipped at least four million copies.

Super Mario World (20.60 million)^[3]^[12]
Donkey Kong Country (9 million)^[198]
Super Mario Kart (8 million)^[88]
Street Fighter II: The World Warrior (6.3 million)^[45]
The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past (4.61 million)^[110]
Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest (4.37 million approximately: 2.21 million in Japan,^[65] 2.16 million in US)^[161]
Street Fighter II Turbo (4.1 million)^[45]
Star Fox (4 million)^[199]
Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island (4 million)^[12]

Total Super Nintendo Entertainment System games sold as of September 30, 2012: 379.06 million.^[191]

Nintendo 64Edit

Main article: List of best-selling Nintendo 64 video games
Nintendo 64 video games that have sold or shipped at least three million copies.

Super Mario 64 (11.62 million)^[3]^[52]
Mario Kart 64 (9 million)^[200]
GoldenEye 007 (8 million)^[201]^[202]
The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time (7.6 million)^[110]
Super Smash Bros. (5 million)^[203]
Diddy Kong Racing (4.434 million approximately: 3.78 million in US and PAL,^[204] 653,928 in Japan)^[205]
Pokémon Stadium (3.871 million approximately: 3.16 million in US,^[161] 710,765 in Japan)^[205]
Donkey Kong 64 (3.77 million approximately: 2.67 million in US,^[161] 1.1 million in Japan)^[65]
The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask (3.36 million)^[110]
Star Fox 64 (3.325 million approximately: 2.76 million in US,^[161] 565,222 in Japan)^[205]
Banjo-Tooie (3 million)^[206]

Total Nintendo 64 games sold as of September 30, 2012: 224.97 million.^[191]

Nintendo GameCubeEdit

Main article: List of best-selling Nintendo GameCube video games
Nintendo GameCube video games that have sold or shipped at least two million copies.

Super Smash Bros. Melee (7.09 million)^[207]
Mario Kart: Double Dash‼ (7 million)^[208]
Super Mario Sunshine (5.5 million)^[209]
The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker (3.07 million)^[110]
Luigi's Mansion (2.639 million approximately: 2.19 million in US,^[161] 348,918 in Japan,^[210] 100,000 in UK)^[162]
Animal Crossing (2.321 million approximately: 1.68 million in US,^[161] 641,300 in Japan)^[210]
Mario Party 4 (2.003 million approximately: 1.1 million in US,^[161] 902,827 in Japan)^[210]
Metroid Prime (2 million)^[211]

Total Nintendo GameCube games sold as of September 30, 2012: 208.57 million.^[191]

WiiEdit

Main article: List of best-selling Wii video games
Wii video games that have sold or shipped at least five million copies.

Wii Sports (79.60 million)^[1]^[212]
Mario Kart Wii (32.44 million)^[1]^[5]
Wii Sports Resort (30.14 million)^[1]
Wii Play (28.02 million)^[7]
New Super Mario Bros. Wii (26.26 million)^[1]
Wii Fit (22.67 million)^[7]^[11]
Wii Fit Plus (20.48 million)^[1]
Super Smash Bros. Brawl (10.79 million)^[7]
Super Mario Galaxy (10.68 million)^[1]^[54]
Wii Party (7.94 million)^[1]
Mario Party 8 (7.6 million)^[213]
Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games (7.09 million)^[214]
Super Mario Galaxy 2 (6.36 million)^[50]
The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess (5.82 million) ^[8]
Just Dance 2 (5 million)^[215]

Total Wii games sold as of September 30, 2012: 842.20 million.^[191]

Total Virtual Console games sold as of December 31, 2007: over 10 million^[216]

Game Boy and Game Boy ColorEdit

Main article: List of best-selling Game Boy video games
Game Boy and Game Boy Color video games that have sold or shipped at least five million copies.

Tetris (35 million)^[4]
Pokémon Red and Green/Blue (31.37 million; [819] 10.23 million in Japan,^[65] 9.85 million in US,^[161] 3.56 million in UK)^[217]
- Pokémon Red (4.83 million in US,^[161] 1.28 million in UK)^[217]
- Pokémon Blue (5.02 million in US,^[161] 1.28 million in UK)^[217]
Pokémon Gold and Silver (23 million;^[10] 7.6 million in the US,^[161] over 7 million in Japan,^[218] 600,000 in the UK)^[217]
- Pokémon Gold (at least 7.45 million: 3.75 million in the US,^[161] 3.4 million in Japan,^[65] 300,000 in the UK)^[217]
- Pokémon Silver (at least 7.66 million: 3.85 million in the US,^[161] 3.51 million in Japan,^[65] 300,000 in the UK)^[217]
Super Mario Land (18.06 million)^[3]^[219]
Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden Coins (11.09 million)^[48]^[3]
Pokémon Yellow: Special Pikachu Edition (8.86 million approximately: 5.1 million in US,^[161] 3.16 million in Japan,^[65] 1 million in UK)^[182]
The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening (6.05 million approximately: 3.83 million,^[110] 2.22 million for the DX version)^[110]

Total Game Boy and Game Boy Color games sold as of September 30, 2012: 501.11 million.^[191]

Game Boy AdvanceEdit

Main article: List of best-selling Game Boy Advance games
Game Boy Advance video games that have sold or shipped at least two million copies.

Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire (13 million)^[49]
Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen (11.82 million)^[51]
Pokémon Emerald (6.32 million)^[220]
Super Mario World: Super Mario Advance 2 (4.179 million approximately: 3.16 million in US,^[161] 919,234 in Japan,^[221] 100,000 in UK)^[162]
Super Mario Advance (3.938 million approximately: 2.85 million in US,^[161] 887,505 in Japan,^[221] 200,000 in UK)^[165]
Mario Kart: Super Circuit (3.768 million approximately: 2.53 million in US,^[161] 938,175 in Japan,^[221] 300,000 in UK)^[217]
Super Mario Advance 4: Super Mario Bros. 3 (3.698 million approximately: 2.88 million in US,^[161] 718,207 in Japan,^[221] 100,000 in UK)^[162]
Namco Museum (2.96 million in US)^[161]
Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Red Rescue Team (2.2 million)^[220]
Yoshi's Island: Super Mario Advance 3 (2.196 million approximately: 1.58 million in US,^[161] 515,633 in Japan,^[221] 100,000 in UK)^[162]
The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past & Four Swords (2.024 million approximately: 1.63 million in US,^[161] 293,989 in Japan,^[221] 100,000 in UK)^[162]

Total Game Boy Advance games sold as of September 30, 2012: 377.42 million.^[191]

Nintendo DSEdit

Main article: List of best-selling Nintendo DS video games
Nintendo DS video games that have sold or shipped at least five million copies.

New Super Mario Bros. (29.09 million)^[1]
Nintendogs (23.64 million)^[8]
Mario Kart DS (22.57 million)^[1]
Brain Age: Train Your Brain in Minutes a Day! (18.96 million)^[8]
Pokémon Diamond and Pearl (17.57 million)^[8]
Brain Age 2: More Training in Minutes a Day! (14.83 million)^[8]
Pokémon Black and White (14.71 million)^[1]
Pokémon HeartGold and SoulSilver (11.90 million)^[50]
Animal Crossing: Wild World (11.51 million)^[8]
Super Mario 64 DS (9.65 million)^[50]
Mario Party DS (8.21 million)^[50]
Pokémon Platinum (7.06 million)^[11]
Dragon Quest IX: Sentinels of the Starry Skies (5.34 million approximately; 4.29 million in Japan,^[222] 1.05 million overseas)^[50]
Professor Layton and the Curious Village (5.05 million) [820]
Big Brain Academy (5.01 million)^[51]

Total Nintendo DS games sold as of September 30, 2012: 917.61 million.^[191]

Nintendo 3DSEdit

Main article: List of best-selling Nintendo 3DS video games
Nintendo 3DS video games that have sold or shipped at least one million copies.

Super Mario 3D Land (5.84 million)^[1]
Mario Kart 7 (5.24 million)^[1]
New Super Mario Bros. 2 (3.25 million) ^[223]
Nintendogs + Cats (2.70 million)^[224]
The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3D (2.61 million)^[1]
Monster Hunter 3G (1.60 million Japan only)^[225]
Super Street Fighter IV: 3D Edition (1.10 million) ^[225]
Pokémon Rumble Blast (1.08 million)^[1]

Total Nintendo 3DS games sold as of September 30, 2012: 64.45 million.^[191]

SegaEdit

Sega Mega Drive/GenesisEdit

Sega Mega Drive/Genesis games that have sold or shipped at least one million copies.

Sonic the Hedgehog (over 15 million)^[37]
Sonic the Hedgehog 2 (6 million)^[226]
Aladdin (4 million)^[227]
Streets of Rage (2.6 million) [821]
NBA Jam (1.93 million in US)^[161]
Sonic & Knuckles (1.82 million; [822] 1.24 million in US)^[161]
Mortal Kombat II (1.78 million in US)^[161]
Sonic the Hedgehog 3 (1.76 million; [823] 1.02 million in US)^[161]
Street Fighter II: Special Champion Edition (1.65 million)^[45]
Altered Beast (at least 1.4 million in the US)^[228]
Mortal Kombat 3 (1.02 million in US)^[161]
Mighty Morphin Power Rangers (1 million in US)^[229]^[230]
Ms. Pac-Man (more than 1 million in US)^[231]
NFL 98 (more than 1 million in US)^[232]
Sonic Spinball ("each selling over one million units in 1993")^[233]
Jurassic Park ("each selling over one million units in 1993")^[233]
NFL Football '94 Starring Joe Montana ("each selling over one million units in 1993")^[233]
Marvel Comic's X-Men ("each selling over one million units in 1993")^[233]

Sega CDEdit

Sega CD games games that have sold at least one million copies.

Sonic CD (1.5 million) [824]

Sega SaturnEdit

Sega Saturn games that have sold or shipped at least one million copies.

Virtua Fighter 2 (2.2 million approximately; 1.7 million in Japan,^[65] at least 500,000 in US)^[234]
Sega Rally Championship (1.2 million)^[235]
Virtua Fighter (1.07 million) [825]
Grandia (1 million in Japan)^[236]

DreamcastEdit

Dreamcast games that have sold or shipped at least one million copies.

Sonic Adventure (2.5 million)^[237]
Soulcalibur (1.3 million)^[238]
Crazy Taxi (1.225 million approximately: 1.11 million in the US,^[161] 115,039 in Japan)^[239]
Shenmue (1.2 million)^[240]
Resident Evil Code: Veronica (1.14 million)^[45]
NFL 2K (1.13 million in the US)^[161]
NFL 2K1 (1.01 million in the US)^[161]

SNKEdit

Neo GeoEdit

SNK Neo Geo games that have sold at least 200,000 copies.

The King of Fighters '95 (435,768)^[119]
Samurai Shodown / Samurai Spirits (337,676)^[122]
The King of Fighters '94 (263,092) [826][827]
Samurai Shodown II (250,303 cartridges) [828]

SonyEdit

PlayStationEdit

Main article: List of best-selling PlayStation video games
PlayStation video games which have sold or shipped at least five million copies.

Gran Turismo (10.85 million)^[53]^[44]
Final Fantasy VII (10.35 million)^[55] [829]
Gran Turismo 2 (9.37 million shipped)^[53]^[44]
Final Fantasy VIII (8.15 million)^[77]
Tomb Raider II (8 million)^[241]
Metal Gear Solid (7 million)^[242]
Tomb Raider (7 million)^[243]
Crash Bandicoot (6.8 million)^[244]
Resident Evil 2 (5.77 million)^{[n 75]}
Crash Bandicoot 3: Warped (5.7 million)^[247]
Final Fantasy IX (5.3 million)^[77]

Total PlayStation games shipped as of March 31, 2007: 962 million.^[248]

PlayStation 2Edit

Main article: List of best-selling PlayStation 2 video games
PlayStation 2 video games which have sold or shipped at least five million copies.

Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas (17.33 million approximately)^[42]
Gran Turismo 3: A-Spec (14.89 million approximately: 7.14 million in North America, 1.89 million in Japan, 5.85 in Europe)^[44]
Gran Turismo 4 (11.6 million approximately: 3.35 million in North America, 6.8 in Europe, 1.27 in Japan)^[44]
Grand Theft Auto: Vice City (9.21 million approximately: 8.2 million in US,^[161] 410,293 in Japan,^[249] 600,000 in UK)^[182]
Grand Theft Auto III (7.509 million approximately: 6.55 million in US,^[161] 358,917 in Japan,^[249] 600,000 in UK)^[182]
Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty (7 million)^[91]
Final Fantasy X (6.6 million) ^[250]
Final Fantasy XII (5.95 million worldwide:^[251] [830] 2.4 million in Japan,^[252] 1.7 million in US,^[161] 1.1 million in Europe;^[253]

Total PlayStation 2 games sold as of March 31, 2012: 1.53 billion.^[254]

PlayStation 3Edit

PlayStation 3 games that have sold or shipped at least one million copies.

Gran Turismo 5 (9.19 million)^[44]
Uncharted 2: Among Thieves (5.71 million)^[255] [831]
Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots (5.73 million;^[256]^[257] [832][833] 1.076 million+ in the US,^[258] 706,461+ in Japan,^[259] 1 million+ in Europe,^[260] 200,000+ in UK)^[217]
Gran Turismo 5 Prologue (5.35 million)^[44]
God of War III (5,197,632; 2,818,033 in North and Latin America, 1,961,733 in PAL regions, 417,866 in Japan and SCE Asia territories)^[261]
Final Fantasy XIII (4.93 million; [834][835] 1.85 million in Japan, 140,000 in other Asian countries,^[222] 828,200 in US,^[262] 100,000 in UK)^[162]
Resident Evil 5 (4.83 million; [836][837] 585,000 in US,^[263] 520,564 and 258,961 Gold Edition in Japan,^[259] 200,000 in UK,^[165] 62,040 in France)^[264]
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 (4.8 million approximately; 3.531 million in the US,^[167]^[168]^[170] 244,578 and 25,268 The Best in Japan,^[259] at least 1 million in UK)^[171]
Uncharted 3: Drake's Deception (3.8 million)^[265]
MotorStorm (3.31 million)^[266]
Call of Duty: Black Ops (3.269 million units approximately; 3.094 million in the US,^[267] 175,813 in Japan^[259])
LittleBigPlanet (3 million)^[268]
Grand Theft Auto IV (2.73 million approximately: 1.89 million in US,^[178] 211,240 and 37,306 The Best in Japan,^[269] 600,000 in UK)^[182]
Uncharted: Drake's Fortune (2.6 million)^[270]^[271]
Resistance: Fall of Man (2.5 million)^[272]
God of War Collection (2,418,516; 1,748,663 in North and Latin America, 514,253 in PAL regions, 155,600 in Japan and SCE Asia territories)^[261]
Killzone 2 (2 million)^[273]
inFamous (nearly 2 million)^[274]
Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare (1.977 million approximately; 1.106 million in the US,^[275] 122,019 regular and 149,028 The Best in Japan,^[259] 600,000 in UK)^[182]
Call of Duty: World at War (1.83 million approximately; 1.238 million in the US,^[275] 600,000 in UK)^[182]
Heavy Rain (1.7 million)^[276]
Heavenly Sword (1.5 million)^[277]
Red Dead Redemption (1.35 million approximately, 947,400 in the US,^[278]^[279] 300,000 in UK,^[217] 109,340 in Japan)^[259]
Ratchet & Clank Future: Tools of Destruction (1.25 million)^[280]
Valkryia Chronicles (1.09 million)^[137]
MotorStorm: Pacific Rift (1 million)^[281]

Total PlayStation 3 games sold as of March 31, 2012: 595 million.^[282]

PlayStation PortableEdit

PlayStation Portable games that have sold or shipped at least one million copies.

Monster Hunter Portable 3rd (4.12 million in Japan)^[283]
Gran Turismo (3.86 million)^[44]
God of War: Chains of Olympus (3,264,178; 1,748,663 in North and Latin America, 1,399,293 in PAL regions, 136,478 in Japan and SCE Asia territories)^[261]
Monster Hunter Freedom Unite (3.1 million;^[45] 3.5 million shipped)^[45]
Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories (2,725,507 approximately: 2 million in US,^[284] 125,507 in Japan,^[285] 600,000 in UK)^[182]
Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII (2.59 million approximately; 830,000 in Japan, 710,000 in North America,^[286]^[287] 550,000 in Europe)^[287]
Daxter (2.3 million)^[288]
Monster Hunter Freedom 2 (2.3 million)^[45]
Dissidia: Final Fantasy (1.81 million)^[222]
Need for Speed Most Wanted 5-1-0 (1.32 million approximately: 1.1 million in US,^[284] 200,000 in UK,^[165] 27,151 in Japan)^[285]
Midnight Club 3: DUB Edition (1.3 million approximately: 1.1 million in US,^[284] 200,000 in UK)^[165]
Monster Hunter Freedom (1.2 million)^[45]
God of War: Ghost of Sparta (1,196,626; 530,815 in North and Latin America, 605,382 in PAL regions, 60,429 in Japan and SCE Asia territories)^[261]
Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories (1.13 million approximately; 950,000 in US,^[284] 100,000 in UK,^[162] 80,420 in Japan)^[285]
Hot Shots Golf: Open Tee (1 million)^[289]
Tekken: Dark Resurrection (1 million)^[290]
Wipeout Pure (1 million)^[291]

Total PlayStation Portable games sold as of March 31, 2012: 330.2 million.^[292]

PCEdit

Main article: List of best-selling PC video games
PC games for the Microsoft Windows, Mac OS X and Linux platforms that have sold or shipped at least five million copies. Expansion packs are not used in calculation of the sales figure for the original game (with the exception of StarCraft and Guild Wars). Also, online subscription figures are not included here, but have their own section below (see Online below).

Software salesEdit

The Sims 2 (20 million)^[13]
- The Sims 2: Pets [expansion pack] (5.6 million)^[293]
- The Sims 2: Seasons [expansion pack] (1 million)^[293]
The Sims (16 million shipped)^[294]
Lineage (14 million) [838]
Half-Life 2 (12 million; may include sales on other platforms)^[295]
Battlefield 2 (11 million)^[296]
StarCraft (11 million)^[297]
Diablo III (10 million)^[298]
World of Warcraft (10 million)^{[n 94]}
The Sims 3 (10 million)^[300]
Half-Life (9.3 million,^[163]^[164] may include PS2 version)
- Half-Life: Opposing Force [expansion pack] (1.1 million)^[163]^[164]
Minecraft (8 million)^[301]
Guild Wars (6.5 million in North America, Europe, and Asia; includes Factions, Nightfall, and Eye of the North)^[302]
Myst (6 million)^[303]
SimCity 3000 (5 million; includes Sim City 3000 Unlimited edition)^[304]

Sales revenuesEdit

PC games that have grossed revenues of at least $100 million. Revenues from online subscriptions are not included here (see Online below).

The Sims 2 ($799.8 million)^[13] [839]
The Sims ($639.8 million)^[294] [840]
The Sims 3 ($185 million) [841]

Thexder ($69.1 million)^{[n 95]} (inflation adjusted: $147 million in 2012 dollars)^[307]

ArcadeEdit

Main article: List of highest-grossing arcade games

See also: Golden age of arcade video games

The sales of arcade games (like massively multiplayer online games) generally cannot be judged using the same criteria as home console or computer games. For arcade games, sales are usually judged by either the number of arcade hardware units sold to retail outlets and arcades, or more commonly the amount of revenue generated, from the amount of coins (such as quarters or 100 yen coins) inserted into machines and/or the hardware sales.^[308] This list includes arcade games that have sold at least 10,000 or more arcade hardware units, or generated a gross revenue of more than $100 million USD (i.e. 400 million quarters).

Hardware salesEdit

Space Invaders (415,000)^[309]

Pac-Man (400,000)^[310]

Street Fighter II (200,000)^{[n 96]}

Donkey Kong (132,000)^[313]

Ms. Pac-Man (125,000)^[314]^[315]
Asteroids (100,000)^[315]^[316]

Defender (60,000)^[317]^[318]
Centipede (55,988)^[319]
Galaxian (40,000 in the US)^[320]
StarHorse2 (38,614)^{[n 97]}
Donkey Kong Jr. (30,000 in the US)^[313]
Mr. Do! (30,000 in the US)^[328]
Tempest (29,000)^[329]
Mortal Kombat II (27,000)^[330]
Beatmania (25,000)^[331]
Q*bert (25,000)^[332]
Mortal Kombat (24,000)^[330]
Robotron: 2084 (23,000)^[329]
Dig Dug (22,228 in the US)^[319]
Pole Position (21,000 in the US)^[329]
Dance Dance Revolution (20,000+)^{[n 98]}
Popeye (20,000 in the US)^[335]
Out Run (20,000)^[336]
Pump It Up (20,000)^[333]
Missile Command (20,000)^[337]
NBA Jam (20,000)
Jungle Hunt (18,000 in the US)^[338]
Dragon's Lair (16,000)^[339]
Battlezone (15,122)^[340]
Stargate (15,000)^[329]
Mushiking: King of the Beetles (13,500)^[341]
Mahjong Fight Club 3 (13,000)^[342]
Sega Network Mahjong MJ4 (12,892)^{[n 99]}
Star Wars (12,695)^[319]
Space Duel (12,038)^[319]
Pong (8500–19,000)^[344]^[345]
Breakout (11,000)^[340]
Oshare Majo: Love and Berry (10,300)^[323]
Sea Wolf (10,000)^[346]

Gross revenuesEdit

Title	Revenue (million USD) (without inflation)	Release year	Revenue as of (year)	Source(s)	Revenue (million USD) (2012 inflation)^[14]	Note(s)
Space Invaders	3000	1978	1982	^{[n 11]}	8649	^{[n 13]}
Pac-Man	3500	1980	1999	^{[n 6]}	8417	^{[n 9]}
Street Fighter II	2540	1991	1993	^{[n 15]}	4501	^{[n 18]}
World Club Champion Football	2128.5	2002	2012	^{[n 27]}	2475.1	^{[n 28]}
Asteroids	800	1979	1982	^{[n 43]}	1908
Defender	1000	1980	2002	^{[n 46]}	1687	^[33]
Donkey Kong	617.4	1981	1982	^[29]	1539	^{[n 37]}
NBA Jam	1000	1993	2010	^[360]	1340	^[361]
Mushiking: King of the Beetles	631.0232	2003	2006	^{[n 103]}	748.22	^[364]
Mortal Kombat	570	1992	2002	^[330]	718
Ms. Pac-Man	300	1981	1987	^{[n 104]}	675.63	^[366]
Sangokushi Taisen	2005	2006	399.3404	^[367]	462.2	^[368]
Dance Dance Revolution	320.4	1998	2005	^[369]	415	^[370]
Oshare Majo: Love and Berry	317	2004	2006	^{[n 105]}	385.3
Pump It Up	222	1999	2005	^[333]^[371]	288	^[372]
Centipede	115.65	1981	1991	^[319]	193.31
Pole Position	71.3	1982	1983	^[319]^[329]	170
Dragon's Lair	68.8	1983	1983	^[339]^[373]	158.6	^{[n 106]}
Tempest	62.408	1981	1983	^[319]	142.65
StarHorse3 Season I: A New Legend Begins	132.18	2011	2012	^{[n 107]}	132.18
Border Break	107	2009	2012	^{[n 108]}	109.34	^{[n 109]}
Dig Dug	46.3	1982	1983	^[319]	105.83
Tron	45	1982	1983	^[377]	102

OnlineEdit

Online games, including massively multiplayer online games and social network games, with at least one million subscriptions or registered users, or revenues of at least $50 milllion. This list excludes mobile games, which have their own section below.

User numbersEdit

CrossFire (420 million registered, [842] 20 million active, [843] 4 million concurrent in China) [844]
Westward Journey (333 million registered, 20 million active, 3.81413 million concurrent in China)^{[n 110]}
Dungeon Fighter Online (300 million registered users, [845] 3 million concurrent users in China) [846]
CityVille (total of 76 million users) [847]
FarmVille (peak of 70 million users,^[379] peak of 23 million daily active users) [848]
The Sims Social (66 million users, [849] peak of peak of 7.8 million daily active users) [850]
MapleStory (56.1 million subscriptions) [851]
Lineage (50 million users, [852] 43 million subscriptions,^[380] 14 million active subscriptions) [853]
Ragnarok Online (50 million subscriptions) [854][855]
FarmVille 2 (43.5 million users) [856]
Happy Farm (peak of 23.3 million daily active users)^[381]^[382] [857]
Farm Town (total of 14 million registered users)^[383]^[384]
World of Warcraft (12 million subscriptions worldwide,^[385] peak 1 million concurrent users in China) [858]
Angry Birds Friends (11.3 million users) [859]
RuneScape (6 million players) [860]
Guild Wars (5 million subscriptions) [861]
Aion (4 million active subscriptions) [862]
Perfect World (4 million active players) [863]
ZT Online (2.8 million daily active users; 860,265 concurrent users) [864]
Final Fantasy XI (peak of 2 million subscriptions)^[386]
Star Wars: The Old Republic (peak of 1.7 million subscriptions) [865]

Online revenuesEdit

Title	Revenue (million USD) (without inflation)	Launch Year	Revenue as of (year)	Source(s)	Revenue (million USD) (2012 inflation)^[14]	Note(s)
World of Warcraft (incl. offline sales)	6575	2004	2012	^[17]	7027	^[18]
CrossFire	3393	2007	2012	^[20]	3531	^[21]
Westward Journey	2837	2002	2012	^[22]	3097	^[23]
Lineage	2532.14	1998	2012	^[24]	2823	^[25]
Dungeon Fighter Online	2000	2005	2011	^[27]	2165	^[28]
MapleStory	1800	2003	2011	^[31]	1963	^[32]
Final Fantasy XI Online	1243.44	2002	2012	^[387]	1415	^[388]
Aion	768.7	2009	2012	^[389]	804	^[390]
ZT Online	687		2009	^[391]	762.1	^[392]
Crazyracing Kartrider	500	2004	2011	^[393]	555.2	^[394]
Ragnarok Online	434.3	2002	2011	^[395]	494	^[396]
Counter-Strike Online	400	2008	2011	^[397]	409.4
TERA	329.334	2011	2012	^[398]	334.32	^[399]
Mabinogi	300	2004	2011	^[400]	334	^[401]
Sudden Attack	300	2005	2011	[866]	329	^[402]
Perfect World (in 2009)	300	2005	2009	[867]	322
Dragon Oath (in 2009)	250	2007	2009	[868]	268.3
Guild Wars	238	2005	2012	^[403]	261.43	^[404]
The World of Legend / Legends of Mir (in 2009)	190	2001	2009	[869]	204
Atlantica Online	100	2008	2010	^[405]	107	^[406]
Talesweaver	100	2003	2011	[870]	104	^[407]
Rift	100	2011	2011	[871]	104
Club Penguin (in 2009)	50	2005	2009	[872]	53.66
EVE Online (in 2009)	50	2003	2009	[873]	53.66
FarmVille	50	2009	2009	[874]	53.66
RuneScape (in 2009)	50	2001	2009	[875]	53.66
Second Life (in 2009)	50	2003	2009	[876]	53.66
The Sims Social	50	2011	2012	[877]	50

MobileEdit

See also: Mobile game and Mobile gaming war

Paid downloadsEdit

Tetris (100 million)^[408]
Pac-Man (54 million)^[409]
Angry Birds (12 million)^[410]
Block Breaker Deluxe (8 million)^[411]
Sonic the Hedgehog (8 million in US and Europe)^[412]
Fruit Ninja (6 million)^[413]
Doodle Jump (5 million)^[414]
Final Fantasy IV: The After Years (3 million)^[415]
Flight Control (2 million)^[416]
Pocket God (2 million)^[417]
Brain Challenge (1.5 million)^[418]
Flick Fishing (1.3 million)^[419]
Bubble Bash (1 million)^[411]
Coin Stack 2600 (1 million in Korea)^[420]
Cut the Rope (1 million)^[421]
Doom RPG (1 million)^[422]
Guitar Hero III Mobile (1 million)^[423]
Super Bomberman (1 million)^[424]

Freemium downloadsEdit

See also: Freemium

Mobile games that use a freemium model. This list includes freemium mobile games with at least 10 million downloads or users.

Angry Birds series (1 billion)^[425]
- Angry Birds Space (50 million)^[426]
Smurfs' Village (56 million)^[427]^[428]
Draw Something (50 million)^[429]
Pool Pro Online 3 (25 million)^[430]
Fruit Ninja (20 million)^[431]
Tap Fish (10 million) [878]
Rage of Bahamut (10 million) [879]
Pac-Man Championship Edition (10 million) [880]

Monthly revenuesEdit

Since data on annual revenues for many individual mobile games are currently unavailable, these figures refer to the monthly revenue grossed by a mobile game. Only games that have grossed at least $1 million in any given month are included.

Rage of Bahamut ($5 million monthly)^[432]
Tiny Village ($5 million peak) [881]
Infinity Blade II ($5 million debut) [882]
Angry Birds ($5 million peak, $1 million average)^[433]
Smurfs' Village ($3 million monthly) [883]
Tap Fish ($1 million monthly) [884]
Paradise Island ($1 million peak) [885]

Total revenuesEdit

Where data is available, the total revenues for mobile games are listed here. Only games that have grossed revenues of at least $10 million in total are included here.

Angry Birds ($110 million)^[433] (inflation adjusted: $139.6 million in 2012)^[434]
Sonic the Hedgehog ($64 million)^[19] (inflation adjusted: $73 million in 2012)^[435]
Ragnarok Mobile ($30.51 million)^[436] (inflation adjusted: $32.2 million in 2012)^{[n 111]}
FIFA World Class Soccer ($30 million in 2012) [886]

FootnotesEdit

↑ ^1.0 ^1.1
Wii Sports revenue: 79.6 million units^[1] = $17.365 billion
- Japan, non-bundled: 3.77 million units = $204 million^[57]
- Overseas, bundled with console: 75.81 million units = $18.957 billion
  - November 2006 to September 2009: 46.9 million units at $249.99^[58] each = $11,724.531 million
    - November 2006 to March 2007: 3.84 million units [1]
    - April 2007 to March 2008: 14.7 million units [2]
    - April 2008 to March 2009: 23.61 million units [3]
    - March-September 2009: 4.75 million units [4]
  - October 2009 to March 2011: 26.08 million units at $199.99 [5] each = $5215.7392 million
    - October 2009 to March 2010: 12.84 million units [6]
    - April 2010 to March 2011: 13.24 million units
  - April 2011 to March 2012: 2.83 million units [7] at $149.99 [8] each = $424.4717 million
↑ ^2.0 ^2.1 Due to Wii Sports coming bundled with the Wii outside of Japan, this figure includes the revenues generated from Wii hardware sales outside of Japan.
↑ ^3.0 ^3.1
Super Mario Bros. total revenue:
- Bundled console packages in North America: 29.08 million packages [9] at $200 [10] each = $5.816 billion
- Non-bundled copies in the rest of the world: $530 million^{[n 48]}
↑ ^4.0 ^4.1
Super Mario Bros. total revenue with inflation:
- Bundled console packages in North America: 29.08 million packages at $420 [11] each = $12,213.6 million
- Non-bundled copies in the rest of the world: $1170.04 million^[59]
↑ ^5.0 ^5.1 Like Wii Sports, Super Mario Bros. came bundled with the Nintendo Entertainment System in North America, hence this figure includes NES hardware sales revenues in North America.
↑ ^6.0 ^6.1
Pac-Man:
- Estimated 10 billion quarters ($2.5 billion) by 1999:
  - Chris Morris (10 May 2005). "Pac Man turns 25: A pizza dinner yields a cultural phenomenon – and millions of dollars in quarters". CNN. Archived from the original on 15 May 2011. http://web.archive.org/web/20110515011836/http://money.cnn.com/2005/05/10/commentary/game_over/column_gaming/index.htm. Retrieved 23 April 2011. "In the late 1990s, Twin Galaxies, which tracks video game world record scores, visited used game auctions and counted how many times the average Pac Man machine had been played. Based on those findings and the total number of machines that were manufactured, the organization said it believed the game had been played more than 10 billion times in the 20th century."
  - Mark J. P. Wolf (2008), The video game explosion: a history from PONG to Playstation and beyond, ABC-CLIO, p. 73, ISBN 0-313-33868-X, http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=XiM0ntMybNwC&pg=PA73, retrieved 10 April 2011, "It would go on to become arguably the most famous video game of all time, with the arcade game alone taking in more than a billion dollars, and one study estimated that it had been played more than 10 billion times during the twentieth century."
- Estimated 7 billion coins (7 billion quarters / $1.75 billion) by 1982.^[310]
- $1 billion cabinet sales by 1982:
  - Marlene Targ Brill (2009). America in the 1980s. Twenty-First Century Books. p. 120. ISBN 0-8225-7602-3. http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=NjmhJKkoKW0C&pg=PT120. Retrieved 1 May 2011.
- 800 million quarters ($200 million) in the US during 1981:
  - Schenectady Gazette: p. 16. March 17, 1982. http://news.google.com/newspapers?id=RZBGAAAAIBAJ&sjid=gekMAAAAIBAJ&pg=3099,372728. Retrieved 2012-12-30.
- $1 billion revenue in 1980:
  - Kline, Stephen; Nick Dyer-Witheford, Greig de Peuter (2003). Digital play: the interaction of technology, culture, and marketing (Reprint ed.). Montréal, Quebec: McGill-Queen's University Press. p. 96. ISBN 0-7735-2591-2. http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=gw5V10iLEsUC&pg=PA96. Retrieved 25 February 2012. "The game produced one billion dollars in 1980 alone"
↑ ^7.0 ^7.1
Pac-Man, retail sales:
- Atari 2600 version: $208.32 million in 1982^[85]^[86]
- Coleco Mini-Arcade version: $89.96 million in 1982 (1.5 million units at $59.97 each) [12]
↑
Pac-Man, overall revenue:
- Arcade: $3.5 billion as of 1999^{[n 6]}
- Atari 2600: $298.28 million as of 1982^{[n 7]}
↑ ^9.0 ^9.1
Pac-Man, inflation:^[14]
- Cabinet sales from 1980 to 1982: $1 billion = $333.3 million average per year = $2.571 billion in 2012 dollars
  - $333.33 million in 1980 = $931.31 million in 2012
  - $333.33 million in 1981 = $844.22 million in 2012
  - $333.33 million in 1982 = $795.23 million in 2012
- Coin revenues from 1980 to 1982: 7 billion quarters ($1.75 billion) = $583.3 million average per year = $4.502 billion in 2012 dollars
  - $583.33 million in 1980 = $1.63 billion in 2012
  - $583.33 million in 1981 = $1.48 billion in 2012
  - $583.33 million in 1982 = $1.392 billion in 2012
- Additional coin revenues from 1983 to 1999: 3 billion quarters ($750 million) = $46.875 average per year = $1.344 billion in 2012 dollars
  - $46.875 million in 1983 = $108.35 million in 2012
  - $46.875 million in 1984 = $103.88 million in 2012
  - $46.875 million in 1985 = $100.30 million in 2012
  - $46.875 million in 1986 = $98.47 million in 2012
  - $46.875 million in 1987 = $95.01 million in 2012
  - $46.875 million in 1988 = $91.23 million in 2012
  - $46.875 million in 1989 = $87.04 million in 2012
  - $46.875 million in 1990 = $82.58 million in 2012
  - $46.875 million in 1991 = $79.24 million in 2012
  - $46.875 million in 1992 = $76.93 million in 2012
  - $46.875 million in 1993 = $74.69 million in 2012
  - $46.875 million in 1994 = $72.83 million in 2012
  - $46.875 million in 1995 = $70.82 million in 2012
  - $46.875 million in 1996 = $68.79 million in 2012
  - $46.875 million in 1997 = $67.24 million in 2012
  - $46.875 million in 1998 = $66.21 million in 2012
↑
Pac-Man, overall revenue inflation-adjusted for 2012:
- Arcade: $8.417 billion^{[n 9]}
- Atari 2600: $712 million^[14]
↑ ^11.0 ^11.1
Space Invaders revenues:
- $600 million annual revenues since 1978^[347] through to 1982^[348] = $3 billion from 1978 to 1982
- $2 billion (4 billion quarters) coin revenues by 1982: "Making millions, 25 cents at a time". The Fifth Estate (Canadian Broadcasting Corporation). 23 November 1982. http://archives.cbc.ca/arts_entertainment/media/clips/15869/. Retrieved 30 April 2011.
- $1 billion (8 billion quarters) coin revenues by 1981: Glinert, Ephraim P. (1990), Visual Programming Environments: Applications and Issues, IEEE Computer Society Press, p. 321, ISBN 0-8186-8974-9, http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=NMtWAAAAMAAJ, retrieved 10 April 2011, "As of mid-1981, according to Steve Bloom, author of Video Invaders, more than four billion quarters had been dropped into Space Invaders games around the world"
- $600 million earnings for Taito from 100,000 Japan cabinet sales in 1978.^[347] Revenues from remaining 250,000 cabinet sales in Japan unknown.
- $102 million US cabinet sales by 1979.^[330]
↑
Space Invaders, overall revenue:
- Arcade: $3 billion as of 1982^{[n 11]}
- Atari 2600: $150 million as of 1980^[15]
↑ ^13.0 ^13.1
Space Invaders, inflation:^[14]
- Calculation used:
  - $600 million annual revenues since 1978 through to 1982
    - $600 million in 1978 = $2,118.6 million in 2012
    - $600 million in 1979 = $1,902.65 million in 2012
    - $600 million in 1980 = $1,676.37 million in 2012
    - $600 million in 1981 = $1,519.61 million in 2012
    - $600 million in 1982 = $1,431.43 million in 2012
  - Total revenue: $3 billion from 1978 to 1982 = $8.649 billion in 2012 dollars
- Alternative calculation:
  - $600 million Japan cabinet sales in 1978: $2.09 billion in 2012 dollars
  - $102 million US cabinet sales during 1978-1979: $342 million in 2012 dollars
    - $51 million in 1978 = $180.08 million in 2012
    - $51 million in 1979 = $161.73 million in 2012
  - Coin revenues from mid-1978 to mid-1981: $1 billion (4 billion quarters) = $166.67 million average per half-year = $3.002 billion in 2012 dollars
    - $166.67 million in second half of 1978 = $588.51 million in 2012
    - $333.33 million in 1979 = $1.06 billion in 2012
    - $333.33 million in 1980 = $931.31 million in 2012
    - $166.67 million in first half of 1981 = $422.12 million in 2012
  - Coin revenues from mid-1981 to 1982: $1 billion (4 billion quarters) = $333.33 million average per half-year = $2.435 billion in 2012 dollars
    - $333.33 million in second half of 1981 = $844.22 million in 2012
    - $666.67 million in 1982 = $1.5905 million in 2012
↑
Space Invaders, overall revenue inflation-adjusted for 2012:
- Arcade: $8.649 billion^{[n 13]}
- Atari 2600: $420 million^[14]
↑ ^15.0 ^15.1
Based on Street Fighter II generating £260 million ($423 million) annually in 1992 and 1993 in the UK alone,^{[n 100]} the annual revenues in the larger Japan and US markets must have been larger for those same years. Assuming it generated at least £260 million annually in each of these three markets (the UK, US, and Japan), it would work out to at least £780 million ($1.27 billion) annually in 1992 and 1993.
- The game grossed over $1.5 billion by 1993,^[66] and over $2 billion by 1994,[13] though it is unclear whether these sources are referring to the arcade or console versions.
↑ ^16.0 ^16.1
Street Fighter II revenues
- Street Fighter II: The World Warrior (SNES) - 6.3 million units^{[n 47]} = $606 million
  - 2.9 million units in Japan [14] at ¥9800 [15] ($121) [16] each = $351 million
  - Remaining 3.4 million units at $74.99 each [17] = $255 million
- Street Fighter II Turbo (SNES) - 4.1 million units^{[n 47]} at ¥9980 [18] ($123.011) [19] each = $504.4 million
- Super Street Fighter II: The New Challengers (SNES) - 2 million units^{[n 47]} = $264.24 million
  - 1.4 million in Japan^[65] at ¥10,900 [20] ($134.40) [21] each = $188.2 million
  - 520,000 units in North America [22] at CA$99.99 [23] (US$102) [24] = US$53.04 million
  - Remaining 190,000 units in Europe and elsewhere [25] at an average price (between North America and Japan prices) of $118.20 each = $23 million
- Street Fighter II: Special Champion Edition (Mega Drive) - 1.65 million units^{[n 47]} at ¥9800 [26] ($121) each = $200 million
- Super Street Fighter II (Mega Drive) - 150,000 units [27] at ¥10,900 [28][29] (US$134.4) each = $20.2 million
- The game grossed over $1.5 billion by 1993,^[66] and over $2 billion by 1994,[30] though it is unclear whether these sources are referring to the arcade or console versions.
- Super Street Fighter II: Turbo Revival (GBA) - 250,000 units^{[n 47]} at ¥4800 [31] ($55) [32] each = $14 million
- Super Street Fighter II Turbo HD Remix (PSN/XBLA) - 250,000 units^[46] at $15 [33][34] each = $4 million
↑
Street Fighter II, overall revenue:
- Arcade: $2.54 billion as of 1993^{[n 15]}
- Consoles: $1.613 billion as of 2001^{[n 16]}
↑ ^18.0 ^18.1
Street Fighter II inflation:^[63]
- £780 million in 1992 = £1.32 billion in 2011 = $2.205 billion in 2011 [35] = $2.251 billion in 2012
- £780 million in 1993 = £1.3 billion in 2011 = $2.2 billion in 2011 [36] = $2.25 billion in 2012
↑
Street Fighter II, overall revenue inflation-adjusted for 2012:
- Arcade: $4.501 billion^{[n 18]}
- Consoles: $2.575 billion^[16]
↑ ^20.0 ^20.1
Super Mario World overall revenue:
- Super Famicom, Japan, non-bundled copies: $330.4 million^[60]
- Overseas, SNES console bundles: [37] $3.6 billion
  - North America: 12.78 million units at $199.99 [38] each = $2.56 billion
  - Europe and elsewhere: 4.3 million units at £149.99 [39] ($241.50) [40] each = $1.04 billion
↑ ^21.0 ^21.1
Super Mario World overall revenue, inflation adjusted:
- Super Famicom, Japan, non-bundled copies: $580.4 million^[60]
- Overseas, SNES console bundles: $ billion
  - North America: $2.56 billion in 1991 dollars = $4.32 billion in 2012 dollars
  - Europe and elsewhere: $1.04 billion in 1992 dollars = $1.7 billion in 2012 dollars
↑ ^22.0 ^22.1
Sonic the Hedgehog (incl. console bundles) revenue:
- Mega Drive / Genesis - $2173 million
  - Total 15 million units sold [41]
  - Non-bundled copies: 4.34 million units = $253 million^[61]
  - Console bundles: 10.66 million units at $150 [42] and £129.99 [43] ($210) [44] each = 10.66 million units at $180 (median price) each = $1.92 billion
- Master System console bundles in Europe for £99.99 [45] ($161) [46] each, from 1992 to 1994 [47][48][49] (since Sonic the Hedgehog was bundled from October 1991 onwards) - 2.96 million units = £296 million = $477 million
  - France: 600,000 units
  - Germany: 330,000 units
  - Italy: 180,000 units
  - Netherlands: 100,000 units
  - Spain: 350,000 units
  - United Kingdom: 750,000 units
  - Rest of Western Europe: 650,000 units
↑
Sonic the Hedgehog (incl. console bundles) overall revenue:
- Console (incl. bundles) versions: $2650 million^{[n 22]}
- Mobile version: $64 million^[19]
↑ ^24.0 ^24.1
Sonic the Hedgehog (incl. console bundles) inflation:
- Mega Drive / Genesis - $3683 million in 2012 dollars
  - Non-bundled copies: 4.34 million units = $443 million in 2012 dollars^[62]
  - Console bundles: 10.66 million units = $1.92 billion in 1991 dollars = $3.24 billion in 2012 dollars^[14]
- Master System bundles - £296 million in 1991 pounds = £530 million in 2011 pounds^[63] = $885.3 million in 2011 dollars [50] = $904 million in 2012 dollars
↑
Sonic the Hedgehog (incl. console bundles) overall revenue, inflation adjusted:
- Console (incl. bundles) versions: $4587 million^{[n 24]}
- Mobile version: $73 million^[19]
↑ ^26.0 ^26.1
Wii Fit sales and revenues:
- Regional sales:
  - Japan from December 2007 to December 2011: 3,633,260
    - December 2007: 1.05 million [51]
    - 2008: 2.18 million
      January-March 2008: 800,000 [52]
      April-December 2008: 1.38 million [53]
    - 2009: 380,000
      January-March 2009: 200,000 [54]
      April-December 2009: 180,000 [55]
    - 2010: 21,065 [56]
    - 2011: 2,195 [57]
  - Europe from 2008 to 2012: 8,150,135 [58]
    - 2008: 4,709,296
    - 2009: 3,259,865
    - 2010: 131,975
    - 2011: 21,410
    - 2012: 27,589
  - United States from 2008 to 2012: 8,193,192 [59]
    - 2008: 4,299,177
    - 2009: 3,812,829
    - 2010: 47,336
    - 2011: 22,419
    - 2012: 11,431
  - Rest of North America: 716,808 [60]
  - Rest of the world: 2.08 million [61]
- Overall sales from December 2007 to December 2012:
  - 22.74 million worldwide [62] (3,633,260 in Japan; 8,150,135 in Europe; 8,193,192 in the US; 716,808 in the rest of North America; 2.08 million in the rest of the world)
- Retail prices:
  - Japan: ¥8800 [63] ($114.12) [64]
  - Mainland Europe: €89.99^[64] ($141) [65]
  - United Kingdom: £69.99^[64] ($139) [66]
  - United States: $89.99 [67] (this price will also be used to represent the rest of the world)
- Overall revenue from December 2007 to December 2012: $2.555 billion worldwide
  - $415 million in Japan
  - $1.15 billion in Europe
  - $737.31 million in the US
  - $65 million in the rest of North America
  - $187.2 million in the rest of the world
- Revenue as of June 2009: $2 billion [68]
- Annual sales:
  - 21.82 million as of June 2009 [69]
    - Sales during April-June 2009: 3.6 million worldwide (130,000 units in Japan and 3.47 million overseas)
  - 22.56 million as of December 2009 [70]
    - Sales during July-December 2009: 740,000 worldwide (50,000 in Japan and 690,000 overseas)
  - 22.61 million as of March 2010 [71]
    - Sales during January-March 2010: 50,000 worldwide (50,000 overseas)
  - 22.634 million as of December 2010 [72]
    - Sales during April-December 2010: 24,000 worldwide (21,065 in Japan [73] and 2,935 overseas)
  - 22.67 million as of December 2011 [74]
    - Sales in 2011: 36,000 worldwide (2,195 in Japan and 33,805 overseas)
  - 22.67 million as of March 2012^[7]
    - Sales during January-March 2012: N/A
  - 22.74 million as of December 2012 [75]
    - Sales during April-December 2012: 70,000 worldwide (1,393 in Japan and 68,607 overseas)
↑ ^27.0 ^27.1
World Club Champion Football revenue:
- Card revenues up until January 2009 - $1.634 billion
  - 480 million player cards sold as of January 2009, costing around ¥300 each.^[350]^[351] This brings the total card revenue up to ¥144 billion, equivalent to $1.901 billion. [76]
- Unit sales revenues from April 2005 to December 2009 - $61.1 million
  - World Club Champion Football: European Clubs 2004–2005 at $39,950 [77] each - $32.03 million
    - 514 units in fiscal year 2005: $21 million
    - 276 units during April–September 2006: $11.03 million
  - World Club Champion Football: Intercontinental Clubs 2006-2007 - 831 units from June 2008 to March 2009 at $34,950 [78] each = $29.0435 million
- World Club Champion Football: Intercontinental Clubs revenues from April 2009 to September 2012 - $166.35 million^{[n 101]}
↑ ^28.0 ^28.1
World Club Champion Football inflation:
- $1.901 billion card revenues from 2002 to January 2009 = $271.6 million average per year = $2235.64 million in 2012 dollars
  - $271.6 million in 2002 = $346.62 million in 2012
  - $271.6 million in 2003 = $338.9 million in 2012
  - $271.6 million in 2004 = $330.11 million in 2012
  - $271.6 million in 2005 = $319.29 million in 2012
  - $271.6 million in 2006 = $309.31 million in 2012
  - $271.6 million in 2007 = $300.75 million in 2012
  - $271.6 million from January 2008 to January 2009 = $290.66 million in 2012 dollars
- Unit sales inflation from April 2005 to March 2009: $69.1 million in 2012 dollars
  - World Club Champion Football: European Clubs 2004–2005 - $38 million in 2012 dollars
    - $21 million in fiscal year 2005 = $25 million
    - $11.03 million in April–September 2006 = $13 million
  - World Club Champion Football: Intercontinental Clubs 2006-2007 - $29.0435 million from June 2008 to March 2009 = $31.1 million in 2012 dollars
- World Club Champion Football: Intercontinental Clubs revenue inflation from April 2009 to September 2012 - $170.32 million in 2012 dollars^{[n 102]}
↑ ^29.0 ^29.1
Wii Sports Resort sales and revenue:
- Sales
  - 2009: 13.58 million worldwide (1.76 million in Japan and 11.82 million overseas: 4,504,264 in the US; 4,742,320 in Europe; 2,573,416 elsewhere) [79]^[67]
  - 2010: 12.77 million worldwide (530,000 in Japan and 12.24 million overseas: 5,472,974 in the US; 3,732,718 in Europe; 3,034,308 elsewhere)^[67]
    - 16.14 million as of March 2010 [80]
      Sales during January-March 2010: 2.56 million worldwide (150,000 in Japan and 2.41 million overseas)
    - 26.35 million as of December 2010 [81] (additional 10.21 million)
      Sales during April-December 2010: 10.21 million worldwide (380,000 in Japan and 9.83 million overseas)
  - 2011: 3.52 million worldwide (720,000 in Japan; 1,770,788 in Europe;^[67] 1,033,212 elsewhere)
    - 27.68 million as of March 2011 [82]
      Sales during January-March 2011: 1.33 million worldwide (70,000 in Japan and 1.26 million overseas)
    - 29.87 million as of December 2011 [83]
      Sales during April-December 2011: 2.19 million worldwide (650,000 in Japan and 1.55 million overseas)
  - January-March 2012: 270,000 worldwide (30,000 in Japan and 244,000 overseas:^[1] 119,524 in Europe and 124,476 elsewhere) [84]
    - 30.14 million as of March 2012^[1]
- Retail prices:
  - Japan: ¥5800 [85] ($75.22) [86]
  - United Kingdom: £49.99 [87] ($83.52) [88] (representing Europe)
  - United States: $49.99 [89] (will also be used to represent the rest of the world)
- Annual revenues:
  - 2009: $132.4 million in Japan + $396.1 million in Europe + $354 million elsewhere = $883 million
  - 2010: $297.12 million in Japan + $312 million in Europe + $425.3 million elsewhere = $1034.42 million
  - 2011: $49 million in Japan + $148 million in Europe + $52 million elsewhere = $249 million
  - January-October 2012: $2.3 million in Japan + $10 million in Europe + $6.223 million elsewhere = $19 million
↑ ^30.0 ^30.1
Wii Sports Resort inflation:^[14]
- - $883 million in 2009 = $950 million
  - $1034.42 million in 2010 = $1.1 million
  - $249 million in 2011 = $255 million
  - $19 million during January-October 2012
↑ ^31.0 ^31.1
Wii Play:
- Worldwide sales
  - 9.23 million as of December 2007 [90]
  - 26.71 million as of December 2009 [91] (additional 17.48 million)
  - 27.38 million as of March 2010 [92] (additional 670,000)
  - 28.02 million as of March 2012^[1] (additional 640,000)
  - 28.71 million as of December 2012^[68] (additional 690,000)
- Regional sales
  - Japan: 2.93 million units^[69]
    - December 2006 to March 2007: 1.21 million [93]
    - April 2007 to March 2008: 1.22 million [94]
    - April 2008 to March 2009: 330,000 [95]
    - April 2009 to December 2009: 80,000 [96]
    - 2010: 92,123^[69]
    - 2011: 11,750^[69]
    - 2012: 144^[69]
  - Europe: 9.11 million units^[68] [97]
    - 2006: 212,803
    - 2007: 1,933,370
    - 2008: 4,184,156
    - 2009: 2,135,405
    - 2010: 549,327
    - 2011: 46,015
    - 2012: 48,823
  - North America: 13.82 million units^[68]
    - United States: 12,718,559 [98]
      2007: 3,690,775
      2008: 5,291,362
      2009: 2,729,899
      2010: 705,474
      2011: 158,783
      2012: 142,266
    - Rest of North America: 1,101,441
  - Rest of the world: 2.84 million units^[68]
- Retail prices:
  - Japan: ¥4800 [99] (US$54.02) [100]
  - United Kingdom: £49.99 [101] ($103) [102] (representing Europe)
  - United States: US$49.99 [103] (representing North America)
  - Australia: AU$79.99 [104] (US$84.63) [105] (representing rest of the world)
- Total revenue: $2027.82 million
  - Japan: $158.2786 million
  - Europe: $938.33 million
  - North America: $690.8618 million
  - Rest of the world: $240.3492 million
↑ ^32.0 ^32.1
Wii Play inflation:^[14]
- Japan sales at ¥4800 ($54.02) each: $177,501,533.35 in 2012 dollars
  - December 2006 to March 2007: 1.21 million units = $65.3642 million = $74.64 million in 2012
  - April 2007 to March 2008: 1.22 million units = $65.9044 million = $73.18 million in 2012
  - April 2008 to March 2009: 330,000 units = $17.8266 million = $19.13 million in 2012
  - April 2009 to December 2009: 80,000 units = $4.3216 million = $4.64 million in 2012
  - 2010: 92,123 units = $4,976,484.46 = $5,254,114.67 in 2012
  - 2011: 11,750 units = $634,735 = $649,639.8 million in 2012
  - 2012: 144 units = $7,778.88
- Europe sales at £49.99 ($103) each: $1,014,258,769 in 2012 dollars
  - 2006: 212,803 units = $21.918709 million = $25.03 million in 2012
  - 2007: 1,933,370 units = $199.137110 million = $221.11 million in 2012
  - 2008: 4,184,156 units = $430.968068 million = $462.47 million in 2012
  - 2009: 2,135,405 units = $219.946715 million = $236.03 million in 2012
  - 2010: 549,327 units = $56.580681 million = $59.74 million in 2012
  - 2011: 46,015 units = $4,739,545 = $4.85 million in 2012
  - 2012: 48,823 units = $5,028,769
- United States sales at $49.99 each: $687,615,828.72 in 2012 dollars
  - 2007: 3,690,775 units = $184.50184225 = $204.86 million in 2012
  - 2008: 5,291,362 units = $264.51518638 = $283.85 million in 2012
  - 2009: 2,729,899 units = $136.46765101 = $146.44 million in 2012
  - 2010: 705,474 units = $35.26664526 = $37.23 million in 2012
  - 2011: 158,783 units = $7,937,562.17 = $8,123,951.38 in 2012
  - 2012: 142,266 units = $7,111,877.34
- Rest of North America sales at US$49.99 each: 1,101,441 units = US$55,061,035.59 (without inflation)
- Rest of the world sales at AU$79.99 (US$84.63) each: 2.84 million units = US$240.3492 million (without inflation)
↑ ^33.0 ^33.1
Mario Kart Wii:
- Sales
  - 21.22 million as of December 2009 [106]
  - 26.5 million as of December 2010 [107] (additional 5.28 million)
  - 28.23 million as of June 2011^[5] (additional 1.73 million)
- Retail prices:
  - Japan: ¥5800 [108] ($65) [109]
  - United States: $49.99 [110] (representing North America)
  - United Kingdom: £39.99 [111] ($79.10) [112] (representing Europe and elsewhere)
- Regional sales revenues
  - Japan: 3.32 million units (at $65 each) up until June 2011 = $217 million
    - Fiscal year 2008: 2.3 million units [113] = $150 million
    - Fiscal year 2009: 430,000 units [114] = $28 million
    - Fiscal year 2010: 530,000 units [115] = $34.5 million
    - April-June 2011: 60,000 units [116] = $4 million
  - United States: 12,223,052 units (at $49.99 each) up until 2011 [117] = $611.122 million
    - 2008: 4,718,507 units = $235.9 million
    - 2009: 3,021,777 units = $151.1 million
    - 2010: 1,941,825 units = $97.1 million
    - 2011: 2,540,943 units = $127.022 million
  - Europe: 11,515,250 units (at $79.10 each) up until 2011 [118] = $911 million
    - 2008: 4,875,765 units = $385.7 million
    - 2009: 2,898,616 units = $229.3 million
    - 2010: 2,030,067 units = $160.6 million
    - 2011: 1,710,802 units = $135,324,440
  - Rest of the world: 3.6 million units (at $79.10 each) up until 2011 [119] = $285 million
↑ ^34.0 ^34.1
Mario Kart Wii inflation:^[14]
- Japan: 3.32 million units (at $65 each) up until June 2011 = $217 million = $231.62 million in 2012 dollars
  - Fiscal year 2008: 2.3 million units = $150 million = $161 million in 2012
  - Fiscal year 2009: 430,000 units = $28 million = $30.1 million in 2012
  - Fiscal year 2010: 530,000 units = $34.5 million = $36.42 million in 2012
  - April-June 2011: 60,000 units = $4 million = $4.1 million in 2012
- United States: 12,223,052 units (at $49.99 each) up until 2011 = $611.122 million = $647.32 million in 2012 dollars
  - 2008: 4,718,507 units = $235.9 million = $252.22 million in 2012
  - 2009: 3,021,777 units = $151.1 million = $162.1 million in 2012
  - 2010: 1,941,825 units = $97.1 million = $103 million in 2012
  - 2011: 2,540,943 units = $127.022 million = $130 million in 2012
- Europe: 11,515,250 units (at $79.10 each) up until 2011 = $911 million = $969.1 million in 2012 dollars
  - 2008: 4,875,765 units = $385.7 million = $414 million in 2012
  - 2009: 2,898,616 units = $229.3 million = $246.1 million in 2012
  - 2010: 2,030,067 units = $160.6 million = $170 million in 2012
  - 2011: 1,710,802 units = $135,324,440 = $139 million in 2012
- Rest of the world: 3.6 million units (at $79.10 each) up until 2011 [120] = $285 million in 2009 dollars = $306 million in 2012 dollars
↑ ^35.0 ^35.1
Donkey Kong cartridge sales revenue:
- Coleco version: $154 million in 1982^[38]
- Famicom version in Japan: 1 million units^[107] at ¥4725 [121] each = $54.04 million
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Donkey Kong overall revenue:
- Arcade version: $617.4 million^[29]
- Coleco and Famicom versions: $208.04 million^{[n 35]}
↑ ^37.0 ^37.1
Donkey Kong inflation:^[14]
- United States hardware sales:
  - $180 million in 1981: $449 million in 2012
  - $100 million in 1982: $235 million in 2012
- United States coin revenues:
  - $207.4 million in 1981: $525.3 million in 2012
- Japan hardware sales:
  - $130 million in 1981: $329.3 million in 2012
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Donkey Kong overall revenue, inflation adjusted:
- Arcade version: $1539 million^{[n 37]}
- Coleco and Famicom versions: $495 million^[30]
↑ ^39.0 ^39.1 ^39.2
Super Mario Bros. 3, revenue:
- 18 million units sold worldwide.^[41]
- Retail prices:
  - Japan: ¥6500 [122] ($74) [123]
  - US: $49.99 during 1990-1992 [124][125]
  - UK: £39.99 [126] ($64.40) [127]
- By April 1993, 4 million units in Japan, and 7 million units in the US, generating $500 million revenue in the US.^[70] This averages out to $167 million per year from 1990 to 1992. In 2012 dollars, this is equivalent to $851 million.
  - $167 million in 1990 = $294.2 million in 2012
  - $167 million in 1991 = $282.3 million in 2012
  - $167 million in 1992 = $274.03 million in 2012
- By 1992, 4 million Japan sales at ¥6500 ($74 each = ¥26 billion = $298 million.[128] This averages out to $59.6 million per year from 1988 to 1992. In 2012, this is equivalent to $531 million.
  - $59.6 million in 1988 = $116 million in 2012
  - $59.6 million in 1989 = $111 million in 2012
  - $59.6 million in 1990 = $105 million in 2012
  - $59.6 million in 1991 = $101 million in 2012
  - $59.6 million in 1992 = $98 million in 2012
- 3.44 million Europe sales [129] at £39.99 ($64.40) each: $222 million in 1991 dollars = $375.3 million in 2012 dollars
- 17.28 million units by 2001.[130] Additional 2.84 million sales, including 460,000 in the rest of the world,[131] by 2001 at $49.99 each = $142 million. This averages out to $14.2 million per year from 1991 to 2000. In 2012, this is equivalent to $214.4 million.
  - $14.2 million in 1991 = $24 million in 2012
  - $14.2 million in 1992 = $23.3 million in 2012
  - $14.2 million in 1993 = $23 million in 2012
  - $14.2 million in 1994 = $22.1 million in 2012
  - $14.2 million in 1995 = $21.5 million in 2012
  - $14.2 million in 1996 = $21 million in 2012
  - $14.2 million in 1997 = $20.4 million in 2012
  - $14.2 million in 1998 = $20.1 million in 2012
  - $14.2 million in 1999 = $20 million in 2012
  - $14.2 million in 2000 = $19 million in 2012
- Additional 720,000 units (bringing total to 18 million)^[41] as of early 2008: $36 million in 2007 dollars = $40 million in 2012 dollars
↑ ^40.0 ^40.1
Super Mario Bros. 3, inflation:
- Detailed calculation:
  - Inflation adjusted for 2012: $1.957 billion^{[n 39]}
- Rough estimate:
  - Inflation adjusted for 2011: $1.7 billion^[71]
  - Inflation adjusted for 2012: $1.74 billion^[14]
↑ ^41.0 ^41.1
Pokémon Red/Green/Blue revenue:
- At least $1 billion as of 1998 [132]
- 31.37 million units sold as of December 2012,[133] at ¥4095 (Japanese price) each [134] = ¥128,500 million = $1,464.22 million [135] (additional $464.22 million)
↑ ^42.0 ^42.1
Pokémon Red/Green/Blue revenue, inflation adjusted:
- Calculation used:
  - Japan: 10.23 million units^[65] at ¥4095 ($46.04) [136] each = $471 million during 1996-2003 = $677.41 million in 2012
    - 1996: 2,546,697 = $117.25 million in 1996 = $172.04 million in 2012
    - 1997: 6,094,680 = $281 million in 1997 = $403.1 million in 2012
    - 1998: 952,338 = $43.85 million in 1998 = $62 million in 2012
    - 1999: 452,563 = $20.84 million in 1999 = $29 million in 2012
    - 2000: 134,406 = $6.2 million in 2000 = $8.3 million in 2012
    - 2001: 29,551 = $1.4 million in 2001 = $1.82 million in 2012
    - 2002: 6,122 = $282,000 in 2002 = $361,000 in 2012
    - Remaining 13,643 units = $630,000 in 2003 dollars = $788,300 in 2012
  - Europe: 8.89 million units at £29.99 ($59) each = $525 million in 1999 dollars = $725.5 million in 2012
    - United Kingdom: 3.56 million units by 2006 [137] at £29.99 ($59) [138]each = $210.04 million in 1999 dollars = $290.3 million in 2012
  - North America and rest of the world: 12.27 million units [139] at $29.95 [140] each = $367.5 million in 1998 dollars = $519.1 million in 2012 dollars
- Alternative calculation:
  - $1000 million as of 1998 = $1430 million in 2012
  - Additional $464.22 million as of 2012
↑ ^43.0 ^43.1 ^[356]^[357]
↑ ^44.0 ^44.1
New Super Mario Bros.
- Retail prices:
  - Japan: ¥4572 [141] ($51.03) [142]
  - United States: $39.99 [143] (representing North America)
  - United Kingdom: £29.99 [144] ($59.40) [145] (representing Europe)
  - Australia: AU$70 [146] (US$74) [147] (representing rest of the world)
- Overal sales revenue: [148] $1.5 billion
  - Japan: 6,474,762 units = $330.41 million
  - North America: 10.79 million units = $431.5 million
  - Europe: 8,843,184 units = $525.3 million
  - Rest of the world: 2.87 million units = $212.4 million
- Annual sales
  - 9.5 million as of March 2007 (fiscal year 2006) [149]
  - 13.14 million as of December 2007 [150]
  - 17.63 million as of December 2008 [151] (additional 4.49 million)
  - 21.39 million as of December 2009 [152] (additional 3.76 million)
  - 26.21 million as of December 2010 [153] (additional 4.82 million)
  - 28.74 million as of December 2011 [154] (additional 2.53 million)
  - 29.09 million as of March 2012^[1] (additional 350,000)
↑ ^45.0 ^45.1
New Super Mario Bros. inflation:^[14]
- Japan sales at $51.03 each: $331.6 million = $373.3 million in 2012 dollars
  - Fiscal year 2006: 4.46 million units [155] = $228 million = $260.4 million in 2012
  - Fiscal year 2007: 790,000 units [156] = $40.314 million = $45 million in 2012
  - Fiscal year 2008: 310,000 units [157] = $16 million = $17.2 million in 2012
  - Fiscal year 2009: 410,000 units [158] = $21 million = $23 million in 2012
  - Fiscal year 2010: 310,000 units [159] = $15.82 million = $17 million in 2012
  - April-December 2011: 130,000 units [160] = $7 million = $7.2 million in 2012
  - 2012: 63,786 units [161] = $3.3 million in 2012
  - 2013: 2,859 units [162] = $150,000 in 2013
- Overseas: $1169.2 million in 2006 dollars = $1335.2 million in 2012 dollars
↑ ^46.0 ^46.1 ^[358]^[359]
↑ ^47.0 ^47.1 ^47.2 ^47.3 ^47.4 ^47.5
Street Fighter II sales:^[45]
- Street Fighter II: The World Warrior (SNES) - 6.3 million
- Street Fighter II: Special Champion Edition (Mega Drive) - 1.65 million
- Street Fighter II Turbo (SNES) - 4.1 million
- Super Street Fighter II: New Challengers (SNES) - 2 million
- Super Street Fighter II (Mega Drive) - 150,000 [163]
- Super Street Fighter II: Turbo Revival (GBA) - 250,000 [164]
- Super Street Fighter II Turbo HD Remix (PSN/XBLA) - 250,000^[46]
↑ ^48.0 ^48.1
Super Mario Bros. (non-bundled version) in Japan and Europe:
- Japan: 6.81 million units^[65] at ¥4900 [165] ($55.83) [166] each = $380.2023 million
- Europe: 3.58 million units [167] at £19.99 [168] ($32.20) [169] each = £72 million = $115.3 million
- Rest of the world: 770,000 units [170] at mean average price (between Japan and UK prices) of $44.02 each = $34 million
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Super Mario 64 sales revenues:
- Japan: 1.91 million units [171] at ¥10,920 [172] ($122.20) [173] each = $233.402 million
- Overseas: 9.71 million units^[3] at $70 [174] each = $680 million
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Final Fantasy VII revenues with 2012 inflation:^[14]
- Japan sales at ¥7800 ($90) each: 4 million units = $360 million during 1997-1999 = $517 million in 2012
  - Final Fantasy VII: $300.63 million during 1997-1998 = $431.22 million in 2012 dollars
    - 1997: 3.3 million units [175] = $300 million in 1997 = $430.32 million in 2012
    - 1998: 7,000 units [176] = $630,000 in 1998 = $900,000 in 2012
  - Final Fantasy VII International: [177] $53.4 million during 1997-1999 = $78 million in 2012 dollars
    - 1997: 353,000 units = $32 million in 1997 = $46 million in 2012
    - 1998: 220,000 units = $20 million in 1998 = $30 million in 2012
    - 1999: 15,000 units = $1.4 million in 1999 = $2 million in 2012
  - Remaining $6 million in 1999 dollars = $8.3 million in 2012 dollars
- PlayStation sales overseas: $411 million in 1997 dollars = $611 million in 2012 dollars
  - Europe: £111.13 million in 1997 pounds = £163.4 million in 2011 pounds^[63] = $273 million in 2011 dollars [178] = $279 million in 2012 dollars
  - North America and elsewhere = $232 million in 1997 dollars = $332 million in 2012 dollars
- PSN sales: $1.5 million in 2009 = $1.61 million in 2012
↑ ^[43] [179]
↑ [180]^[76]
↑ 17.33 million units,^[42] at $49.99 each.[181]
↑ ^[44] [182]
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Final Fantasy X sales revenue:
- Final Fantasy X: $630 million
  - Japan: 2.87 million units^[77] at ¥9240 [183] ($103) [184] each = $296 million
  - Overseas: [185] $334 million
    - North America: 2.91 million units at $50 [186] each = £93.13 million = $146 million
    - Europe: 2.07 million units at £44.99 [187] ($72.42) [188] each = $150 million
    - Rest of the world: 330,000 units at AU$109 [189] (US$115) [190] each = $38 million
- Final Fantasy X International: 273,478 units [191] at ¥8190 [192] ($92.30) [193] = $25.24202 million
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Final Fantasy X revenue inflation:
- Final Fantasy X: $829 million in 2012 dollars
  - Japan and North America: US$442 million in 2001 dollars = US$573.01 million in 2012 dollars
  - Europe: £93.13 million in 2002 pounds = £121.1 million in 2011 pounds^[63] = $202.3 million in 2011 dollars [194] = $206.5 million in 2012 dollars
  - Rest of the world: US$38 million in 2002 dollars = US$$49 million in 2012 dollars
- Final Fantasy X International: $25.24202 million in 2002 dollars = $32.215 million in 2012 dollars
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Gran Turismo 5 revenues:
- Gran Turismo 5 Prologue in 2007: 5.35 million units,^[44] at [195] at $39.99 each.[196] = $214 million
- Gran Turismo 5 in 2010: 9.19 million units,[197] at $59.99 each.[198] = $551.32 million
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Dragon Quest V sales revenue:
- Super Famicom: 2.9 million units (2.8 million units in Japan^[65] [199] and 10,000 units overseas) [200]) at ¥9600 [201] ($110) [202] each = $320 million
- PlayStation 2: 1.65 million units [203] at ¥8190 [204] ($92) [205] each = $152 million
- Nintendo DS: [206] $95.04 million
  - Japan: 1,360,752 units at ¥5490 [207] ($61.44)^[79] each = $84 million
  - North America: 150,000 units at $39.99 [208] each = $6 million
  - Europe: 70,000 units [209] at £29.99 [210] ($60) [211] each = $4.2 million
  - Rest of the world: 10,000 units at NZ$99.95 [212] (US$84) [213] each = $840,000
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Dragon Quest IV sales revenues:
- NES: $309.8 million
  - 3.1 million units of Dragon Quest IV in Japan at ¥8500 each [214] = 3.1 million x $97.34 [215] = $302 million
  - 80,000 units of Dragon Warrior IV overseas [216] at ¥8500 ($97.34) each = $7.8 million
- Playstation: 1.2 million units^[65] at ¥7140 [217] ($80.1) [218] each = $96.12 million
- Nintendo DS: [219] $100 million
  - Japan: 1.27 million units at ¥5490 [220] ($61.44)^[79] each = $78.03 million
  - North America: 290,000 units at $39.99 [221] each = $12 million
  - Europe: 150,000 units [222] at £29.99 [223] ($60) [224] each = $9 million
  - Rest of the world: 10,000 units at NZ$99.95 [225] (US$84) [226] each = US$840,000
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Dragon Quest IV inflation:
- NES: $567 million in 2012 dollars
  - Japanese Dragon Quest IV Famicom sales: $553.86 in 2012 dollars
    - 1990-1991 sales at ¥8500 ($97.34) each: 3,027,563 units [227] = $530.33 million
      1990: 2,988,284 units = $291 million = $513 million in 2012
      1991: 39,279 units = $4 million = $6.6 million in 2012
    - 3.1 million units in Japan by March 2000.[228] Remaining 72,437 Japan sales at ¥8500 ($97.34) each = $7.05102 million = $1.763 million average very two years from 1992 to 1999 = $10.73 million in 2012
      $1.763 million in 1992 = $2.9 million in 2012
      $1.763 million in 1994 = $2.73 million in 2012
      $1.763 million in 1996 = $2.6 million in 2012
      $1.763 million in 1998 = $2.5 million in 2012
  - Overseas Dragon Warrior IV NES sales: $7.8 million in 1992 dollars = $12.8 million in 2012 dollars
- PlayStation: Sales at ¥7140 ($80.1) each = $127.3413 million in 2012 dollars
  - Japan: $126.3 million in 2012 dollars
    - 2001: 1,039,443 units^[65] = $83.3 million in 2001 = $108.3 million in 2012
    - 2002: 171,116 units [229] = $13.72 million in 2002 = $18 million in 2012
  - Overseas: 10,000 units [230] = $801,000 in 2001 dollars = $1.04126 million in 2012 dollars
- Nintendo DS: [231] $109 million in 2012 dollars
  - Japan: 1.27 million units at $61.44 each = $86.4 million in 2012 dollars
    - 2007: 1,021,037 units = $62.733 million in 2007 = $70 million in 2012
    - 2008: 167,947 units = $10.319 million in 2008 = $11.1 million in 2012
    - 2009: 10,062 units = $620,000 in 2009 = $670,000 in 2012
    - 2010: 62,017 units = $3,810,324.5 in 2010 = $4.023 million in 2012
    - 2011: 7,239 units = $444,800 in 2011 = $460,000 in 2012
    - Remaining 1,698 units in 2012 dollars = $104,330
  - North America: 290,000 units at $39.99 each = $12.3 million in 2012 dollars
    - United States: $11.144 million in 2012 dollars
      2008: 76,194 units = $3.05 million in 2008 = $3.3 million in 2012
      2009: 60,466 units = $2.42 million in 2009 = $2.6 million in 2012
      2010: 28,139 units = $1.13 million in 2010 = $1.2 million in 2012
      2011: 90,352 units = $3.6132 million in 2011 = $3.7 million in 2012
      2012: 8,501 units = $340,000 in 2012
      2013: 99 units = $4,000 in 2013
    - Rest of North America: 26,249 units = $1.05 million in 2009 dollars = $1.13 million in 2012 dollars
  - Europe: 150,000 units as of March 2009 [232] = $9 million as of March 2009 = $9.7 million
  - Rest of the world: 10,000 units = $840,000 in 2009 dollars = $1.5024 million in 2012 dollars
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Final Fantasy VIII sales revenue:
- 8.15 million units:^[77]
  - Japan: 3.7 million units at ¥8190 [233] ($91.10) [234] each = $337.1 million
  - Overseas: 4.45 million units at $49.99 [235] each = $222.5 million
    - Europe: 1.72 million units [236] at £29.99 each = £52 million = $84 million [237]
    - North America and elsewhere: 2.73 million units at $49.99 each = $136.5 million
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Final Fantasy VIII revenue inflation:
- Japan: $337.1 million in 1999 dollars = $465 million in 2012 dollars
- Europe: £52 million in 1999 pounds = £72 million in 2011 pounds^[63] = $120.3 million in 2011 dollars [238] = $123 million in 2012 dollars
- North America and elsewhere: $136.5 million in 1999 dollars = $188.11 million in 2012 dollars
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Tekken 2 revenue:
- Japan: 1.37 million units^[65] at ¥6090 [239] ($75.10) [240] each = $103
- Overseas: 4.38 million units [241] = $425 million
  - North America: 2.26 million units at $49.99 [242] each = $113 million
  - Europe and elsewhere: 2.12 million units at £69.99 [243] ($147.43) [244] each = £148.4 million = $312 million
↑ 8 million units,^[88] at $54.99 each.[245]
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Dragon Quest III revenue:
- Dragon Quest III on Famicom: 3.8 million units at ¥6500 each [246] = 3.8 million x $68 = $260 million
- Dragon Warrior III on NES: 95,000 units [247] at $54.99 each [248] = $5.2241 million
- Dragon Quest III on Super Famicom: 1.4 million units,^[65] at ¥8700 [249] ($100) [250] each = $140 million
- Dragon Quest III on Game Boy Color in Japan: 814,883 units [251] at ¥6400 [252] ($73.30) each [253] = $59.731 million
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Dragon Quest III inflation:
- Dragon Quest III on Famicom: 3.8 million units by March 2000 [254] at ¥6500 ($68) each = $258.4 million. An average of $22 million per year from 1988 to 1999 = $390 million in 2012
  - $22 million in 1988 = $43 million in 2012
  - $22 million in 1989 = $41 million in 2012
  - $22 million in 1990 = $39 million in 2012
  - $22 million in 1991 = $37.2 million in 2012
  - $22 million in 1992 = $36.1 million in 2012
  - $22 million in 1993 = $35.1 million in 2012
  - $22 million in 1994 = $34.2 million in 2012
  - $22 million in 1995 = $33.23 million in 2012
  - $22 million in 1996 = $32.3 million in 2012
  - $22 million in 1997 = $32 million in 2012
  - $22 million in 1998 = $31.1 million in 2012
  - $22 million in 1999 = $30.4 million in 2012
- Dragon Warrior III on NES: $5.2241 million in 1992 = $9 million in 2012
- Dragon Quest III on Super Famicom: 1.4 million units by 2000^[89] at $100 each = $140 million from 1996 to 2000 = $212.1 million in 2012 [255]
  - 1.01 million units in 1996 = $101 million in 1996 = $148.2 million in 2012
  - 350,000 units in 1997 = $35 million in 1997 = $50.2 million in 2012
  - 6,320 units in 1998 = $6.32 million in 1998 = $9 million in 2012
  - Remaining 34,000 units = Average of 17,000 units in 1999 and 2000
    - 17,000 units in 1999 = $1.7 million in 1999 = $2.4 million in 2012
    - 17,000 units in 2000 = $1.7 million in 2000 = $2.3 million in 2012
- Dragon Quest III on Game Boy Color in Japan: 814,883 units at $73.30 each = $59.731 million during 2000-2002 [256] = $80 million in 2012
  - 459,405 units in 2000 = $34 million in 2000 = $45.5 million in 2012
  - 352,250 units in 2001 = $26 million in 2001 = $34 million in 2012
  - 3,228 units in 2002 = $240,000 in 2002 = $310,000 in 2012
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Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty, revenue:
- 7 million sales worldwide as of 2002.^[91]
- Japan: 870,000 units [257] (844,165 by 2002) [258] at ¥7140 [259] ($82) [260] each = $71.34 million
- Europe: 2.01 million units [261] at £44.99 [262] ($72.42) [263] each = £90.43 million = $146 million
- North America and elsewhere: 4.15 million units at $49.99 [264] each = $207.5 million
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Final Fantasy V sales revenue:
- Super Famicom: 2.45 million units,^[65] at ¥11,000 [265] ($122.20) [266] each = $299.4 million
- PlayStation: $82 million
  - Final Fantasy V: 170,000 units [267] at ¥5040 [268] ($56) [269] each = $10 million
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- - Final Fantasy Collection: 450,000 units [270] at ¥7140 [271] ($79.30) [272] each = $36 million
  - Final Fantasy Anthology: 800,000 units [273] at $44.99 [274] each = $36 million
- Game Boy Advance: [275] $15.4 million
  - Japan: 260,000 units at ¥5040 [276] ($56) [277] each = $15 million
  - Overseas: 10,000 units at £18.73 [278] ($39) [279] each = $400,000
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Tekken 3 revenue:
- Japan: 1.4 million units^[65] at ¥6090 [280] ($75.10) [281] each = $105.14 million
- Overseas: 5.78 million units [282] = $359 million
- North America: 3.27 million units at $44.99 [283] each = $147.12 million
- Europe and elsewhere: 2.51 million units at £39.99 [284] ($84.24) [285] each = $211.4424 million
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Final Fantasy XIII inflation:
- PlayStation 3 version: 4.934 million units = $502.4 million in 2012 dollars
  - Japan: $233.02 million in 2009 dollars = $249.4 million in 2012 dollars
  - Europe: £52.132 million in 2010 pounds = £55 million in 2011 pounds^[63] = $92 million in 2011 dollars [286] = $94 million in 2012 dollars
  - North America and elsewhere: $151 in 2010 dollars = $159 million in 2012 dollars
- Xbox 360 version: 1,934,321 units = $151 million in 2012 dollars
  - Japan: $2 million in 2009 dollars = $2.14 million in 2012 dollars
  - Europe: £30.13 million in 2010 pounds = £32 million in 2011 pounds^[63] = $53.45 million in 2011 dollars [287] = $55 million in 2012 dollars
  - North America and elsewhere: $90.2 million in 2010 dollars = $95 million in 2012 dollars
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Chrono Trigger revenue:
- Chrono Trigger, SNES & PlayStation: 2.65 million units^[77] = $341.0042 million
  - Super Famicom: 2.03 million units^[65] at ¥11,970 [288] ($148) [289] each = $300.44 million
  - SNES: 290,000 units at $76.98 [290] each = $22.3242 million
  - PlayStation: 330,000 units at ¥5040 [291] ($55.26) [292] each = $18.24 million
- Final Fantasy Chronicles, PlayStation: 520,000 units [293] at $39.95 [294] each = $21 million
- Chrono Trigger, Nintendo DS:^[97] [295] = $67 million
  - Japan: 491,864 units [296] at ¥5040 [297] ($67) [298] each = $33 million
  - North America: 520,000 units at $39.99 [299] each = $21 million
  - Europe: 116,406 units [300] at £29.99 [301] ($61.01) [302] each = $7.102 million
  - Elsewhere: 70,000 units at AU$70 [303] (US$77.40) [304] each = US$5.42 million
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Sonic the Hedgehog 2 sales revenue:
- Mega Drive / Genesis version: 6.03 million units [305] = $345.2 million
  - Japan: 400,000 units [306] at ¥6800 [307] ($78) [308] each = $31.2 million
  - North America: 4.47 million units at $49.99 [309] each = $223.5 million
  - Europe and elsewhere: 1.39 million units at £39.99 [310] ($64.40) [311] each = £56 million = $90 million
- Game Gear version: 43,621 units [312] at ¥3800 [313] ($43.42) [314] each = $2 million
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Sonic the Hedgehog 2 revenue inflation:
- Mega Drive / Genesis version: $581.3 million in 2012 dollars
  - Japan and North America: $255 million in 1992 dollars = $419 million in 2012 dollars
  - Europe and elsewhere: £56 million in 1992 pounds = £95 million in 2011 pounds^[63] = $159 million in 2011 dollars [315] = $162.3 million in 2012 dollars
- Game Gear version: $2 million in 1992 dollars = $3.3 million in 2012 dollars
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6.51 million units [316] = $278.34 million
- 2 million units by 1988,^[98] at $53.49 [317] each = $107 million
- Remaining 4.51 million units at $37.99 [318] each = $171.34 million
↑ ^75.0 ^75.1 Business Strategies & IR Data: Platinum Titles. Capcom Co., Ltd (September 30, 2010). Archived from the original on July 4, 2011. Retrieved on November 2, 2010.
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Resident Evil 2, PlayStation revenues:
- 5.77 million overall sales^{[n 75]}
- Biohazard 2 sales in Japan: 2.3 million units^[65] at ¥6800 [319] ($90) [320] each = $207 million
- Resident Evil 2 sales overseas: 3.47 million units at $54.99 [321] ^[103] each = $191 million
↑
The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, revenues
- Total sales as of November 16, 2011: $450 million^[104]
- Total console sales as of July 31, 2012: $533.2 million [322] (additional $83.2 million)
↑
Dragon Quest VII sales revenue:
- Japan: 4.11 million units^[77] at ¥8190 [323] ($91) [324] each = $374.01 million
- Overseas: 360,000 units [325] at $47.99 [326] each = $17.3 million
↑
Final Fantasy IX sales revenue:
- Japan: 2.79 million units^[77] at ¥8190 [327] ($91.10) [328] each = $254.2 million
- North America: 1.62 million units [329] at $39.99 [330] each = $65 million
- Europe and elsewhere: 910,000 units [331] at £39.99 [332] ($64.40) [333] each = £36.4 million = $59 million
↑
Final Fantasy IX revenue inflation:
- Japan and North America: $319.2 million in 2000 dollars = $426 million in 2012 dollars
- Europe and elsewhere: £36.4 million in 2001 pounds = £48.1 million in 2011 pounds^[63] = $80.34143 million in 2011 dollars = $82.0041 million in 2012 dollars
↑
Metal Gear Solid, revenue:
- Japan: 891,802 units [334][335] at ¥6090 [336] ($67.12) [337] each = $60 million
- Overseas: 6.03 million units [338] at $47.99 [339] each = $289.4 million
↑ 8 million copies^[109] at $49.99 [340] each
↑ 4.61 million units,^[110] at $49.99 each.[341]
↑
Streets of Rage revenue inflation:
- Europe: £19.245 million in 1991 pounds = £34.5 million in 2011 pounds^[63] = $58 million in 2011 dollars [342] = $59.2 million in 2012 dollars
- Elsewhere: $106.3 million in 1991 dollars = $179.2 million in 2012 dollars
↑
Metroid sales revenue: 2.73 million units (2004 CESA Games White Paper (Computer Entertainment Supplier's Association): 58–63. 2003-12-31. )
- Japan: 1.04 million units^[65] at ¥2600 [343] ($32.10) [344] each = $33.4 million
- Overseas: 1.69 million units at $29.99 [345] each = $51 million
↑
Chrono Cross sales revenue:
- Japan: 860,000 units^[77] at ¥7140 [346] ($94.30) [347] each = $81.1 million
- Overseas: 1.16 million units [348] at $39.99 [349] each = $46.4 million
↑
Sakura Wars sales revenue:
- Sakura Wars (1996) on Sega Saturn: 552,417 units [350] at ¥7140 [351] ($88.01) [352] each = $49 million
- Sakura Wars (2000) on Sega Dreamcast: 109,686 units^[130] at ¥7140 [353] ($88.01) each = $10 million
- Sakura Wars: Atsuki Chishio Ni (2003) on PS2: 240,380 units [354] at ¥7140 [355] ($88.01) each = $21.2 million
- Sakura Wars 1 & 2 (2006) on PSP: 21,410 units [356] at ¥5040 [357] ($67) [358] each = $1.44 million
↑
Yakuza 2 sales revenue: [359]
- Yakuza 2 on PlayStation 2: $83.3 million
  - North America: 50,000 units at $34.99 [360] each = $2 million
  - Europe: 160,000 units at £29.99 [361] ($63.20) [362] each = £5 million = $10.1121 million
  - Japan and elsewhere: 880,000 units at ¥7140 [363] ($94.30) [364] = $83 million
- Yakuza 1 & 2 HD on PlayStation 3: 92,658 units [365] at ¥5229 [366] ($60) [367] = $6 milion
↑
Metal Gear revenue:
- Metal Gear (1987) on NES - 1 million units in the United States,^[132] at $34.87 [368] each
- Metal Gear Solid 3: Subsistence (2005) on PS2 [369] - $31.2 million
  - Japan: 150,000 units at ¥7329 [370] ($97) [371] each = $15 million
  - North America: 340,000 units at $29.99 [372] each = $10.2 million
  - Europe and elsewhere: 70,000 units at £39.99 [373] ($84.24) [374] each = £3 million = $6 million
↑
Valkryia Chronicles sales revenue:^[137]
- North America: 630,000 units at $59.99 [375] each = $38 million
- Japan and elsewhere: 462,623 units at ¥9505 [376] ($126) [377] each = $58.3 million
↑
Dragon Quest III, NES:
- Dragon Quest III in Japan: 3.8 million units^[65]
- Dragon Warrior III in the United States: 95,000 units [378]
↑
Dragon Quest IV, NES:
- Dragon Quest IV in Japan: 3.1 million units^[65]
- Dragon Warrior IV in the United States: 80,000 units [379]
↑
Dragon Quest II, NES:
- Dragon Quest II in Japan: 2.4 million units^[65]^[77]
- Dragon Warrior II in the United States: 150,000 units [380]
↑ World of Warcraft: Cataclysm has sold 4.7 million copies during its' first month of release.^[299] Since a copy of the main game and all prior expansions are required to play Cataclysm, both the original game and the expansions must also have sold at least 4.7 million copies. There are 10 million subscribers of World of Warcraft. Seeing as a copy of the base game is required, as to subscribing, there must be at least 10 million people who own the base game.
↑
Thexder sales revenue:
- Japan: 500,000 copies^[305] at ¥7800 [381] ($96.15) [382] each = $48.1 million
- Overseas: 500,000 copies^[306] at £19.99 [383] ($41) [384] each = £10 million = $21 million
↑
Street Fighter II:
- Street Fighter II': Champion Edition (140,000 in Japan)^[311]
- Street Fighter II: The World Warrior (60,000)^[312]
↑
StarHorse2:
- From April 2005 to March 2007: 18,079 units
  - StarHorse2: New Generation – 7,819 units from April 2005 to June 2006 (6,020 units in fiscal year ended March 2006,^[321] and 1,799 units during April–June 2006)^[322]
  - StarHorse2: Second Fusion - 10,260 units from April 2006 to March 2007 (8,105 conversion kits during April–December 2006,^[323] and 2,155 body and satellite units in fiscal year ending March 2007)^[324]
- From April 2007 to March 2008: 10,275 units (756 body and satellite units of StarHorse2: Second Fusion during April–September 2007,^[325] and 9,519 conversion kits in fiscal year ended March 2008)^[326]
- From April 2009 to December 2009: 10,657 units of StarHorse2: Fifth Expansion^[327]
↑
Dance Dance Revolution:
- Worldwide sales as of 2005: at least 20,000^[333]
- Japan cabinet sales as of May 1999: 3500^[334]
- North America cabinet sales as of August 2000: at least 100 (Tran, Khanh T.L. (August 16, 2000). "In the Latest Arcade Craze, Players". The Wall Street Journal. http://www.ddrfreak.com/newpress/Wall%20Street%20Journal.htm. Retrieved 6 March 2012. "To date, Konami has sold a "triple-digit" number of DDR machines in the U.S. and Canada, a company spokeswoman says. Their $15,500 price tag makes them one of the most expensive arcade games on the market." )
- Schools using machines: 3000+ (BISD bets 'Dance Dance Revolution' will keep students fit. AstroCon News. Asterisk User Conference & Expo (November 10, 2007). Retrieved on 6 March 2012.)
- Machine locations as of 2011: 3350 (Machine Locations. DDR Freak (2011). Retrieved on 6 March 2012.)
↑
Sega Network Mahjong MJ4:
- Fiscal year ended March 2008: 10,427^[326]
- Fiscal year ended March 2009: 2,465^[343]
↑ In 1992, the game captured 60% of the UK coin-op market, with individual machines taking up to £1000 per week, for an estimated total of £260 million per year.^[349]
↑
World Club Champion Football: Intercontinental Clubs
- Fiscal year ended 31 March 2010: ¥4.2 billion^[352]
- Fiscal year ended 31 March 2011: ¥3.8 billion^[353]
- Fiscal year ended 31 March 2012: ¥3.6 billion^[354]^[355]
- 1st Half Ended 30 September 2012: ¥1 billion [385]
- Currency conversion: [386] $166.35 million
  - ¥4.2 billion = $55.45 million
  - ¥3.8 billion = $50.17 million
  - ¥3.6 billion = $47.525 million
  - ¥1 billion = $13.20132 million
↑
Inflation:^[14]
- $55.45 million in 2010 = $58.38 million in 2012
- $50.17 million in 2011 = $51.21 million in 2012
- $47.525 million in 2012
- $13.20132 million in 2012
↑
Mushiking: King of the Beetles, revenue
- 420 million cards by December 2006.^[362]
- 478 million cards [387] at 100 yen each^[363] = ¥47.8 billion
- Currency conversion: $631.023102 million [388]
↑ 125,000 units^[314] at $2400 each^[365]
↑
Love and Berry:
- 240 million^[362] 100 yen coins^[363] = ¥24 billion
- Currency conversion: $317 million [389]
↑
Dragon's Lair revenues:
- Hardware sales: $68.8 million in 1983.^[339]^[373]
- Coin revenues: Up to $1400 weekly (2,800 50-cent sessions) per machine at its peak in October 1983.[390]
↑
StarHorse3 Season I: A New Legend Begins
- Fiscal year ended March 2012: ¥10.1 billion^[354]
- 1st Quarter Ended 30 June 2012: ¥0.5 billion^[374]
- Currency conversion:^[375]
  - ¥10.1 billion = $125.8 million
  - ¥0.5 billion = $6.3784 million
↑
Border Break:
- Fiscal year ended 31 March 2010: ¥3.3 billion^[352]
- Fiscal year ended 31 March 2011: ¥2.5 billion^[353]
- Fiscal year ended 31 March 2012: ¥2.3 billion^[354]^[376]
- 1st Quarter Ended 30 June 2012: ¥0.5 billion^[374]
- Currency conversion:^[375]
  - ¥3.3 billion = $40.7317 million
  - ¥2.5 billion = $30.8542 million
  - ¥2.3 billion = $28.6371 million
  - ¥0.5 billion = $6.3784 million
↑
Inflation:^[14]
- $40.7317 million in 2010 = $42.85 million in 2012
- $30.8542 million in 2011 = $31.47 million in 2012
- $28.6371 million in 2012
- $6.3784 million in 2012
↑
Westward Journey users:
- Fantasy Westward Journey (250 million registered; [391] 20 million active; [392] 2,711,125 concurrent) [393]
- Westward Journey Online II (83 million registered users,^[378] 1.103 million concurrent users) [394]
↑
Ragnarok Mobile inflation:^[14]
- $7 million in 2009 = $8 million in 2012
- $8.21 million in 2010 = $8.7 million in 2012
- $8.3 million in 2011 = $8.5 million in 2012
- $7 million during January-September 2012

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↑ ^16.0 ^16.1
Street Fighter II inflation
- Street Fighter II: The World Warrior (SNES) - $606 million in 1992 dollars = $992 million in 2012 dollars
- Street Fighter II Turbo (SNES) - $504.4 million in 1993 dollars = $801.43 million in 2012 dollars
- Super Street Fighter II: The New Challengers (SNES) - $264.24 million in 1994 dollars = $409.4 million in 2012 dollars
- Street Fighter II: Special Champion Edition (Mega Drive) - $200 million in 1993 dollars = $318 million in 2012 dollars
- Super Street Fighter II (Mega Drive) - $20.2 million in 1994 dollars = $31.3 million in 2012 dollars
- Super Street Fighter II: Turbo Revival (GBA) - $14 million in 2001 dollars = $18.2 million in 2012 dollars
- Super Street Fighter II Turbo HD Remix (PSN/XBLA) - $4 million in 2008 = $4.3 million in 2012
↑ ^17.0 ^17.1
World of Warcraft revenues up until September 2012:
- 2005 - $250 million [396][397]
- 2006 - $597 million [398][399]
- 2007 - $843 million [400][401]
- 2008 - $1 billion [402][403]
- 2009 - $1.15 billion [404]
- 2010 - $1.03 billion [405][406]
- 2011 - $1.15 billion [407]
- January-September 2012 - $555 million
  - January-June 2012: $448 million [408]
  - August-September 2012: $107 million [409]
↑ ^18.0 ^18.1
World of Warcraft inflation:
- 2005 - $250 million = $290 million in 2012
- 2006 - $597 million = $679 million in 2012
- 2007 - $843 million = $933 million in 2012
- 2008 - $1 billion = $1.07 billion in 2012
- 2009 - $1.15 billion = $1.23 billion in 2012
- 2010 - $1.03 billion = $1.09 billion in 2012
- 2011 - $1.15 billion = $1.18 billion in 2012
- 2012 - $555 million
↑ ^19.0 ^19.1 ^19.2 8 million downloads at $8 each [410]
↑ ^20.0 ^20.1
CrossFire revenues:
- 2008-2009: $193 million
  - Neowiz Games: ₩165,553 million [411] = $164 million [412]
  - Smile Gate: $29 million [413]
  - Tencent Games: Unknown
- 2010 - $1.2 billion [414]
- 2011 - $1 billion, [415] including $893 million in China [416]
- 2012 - $1 billion, [417] including $874 million in China [418]
↑ ^21.0 ^21.1
CrossFire inflation:
- $193 million in 2009 = $207 million in 2012
- $1.2 billion in 2010 = $1.3 billion in 2012
- $1 billion in 2011 = $1.024 billion in 2012
- $1 billion in 2012
↑ ^22.0 ^22.1
Westward Journey revenues
- Westward Journey Online II (launched 2002) from 2002 to 2003: $37 million
  - $6 million [419] in 2002 [420]
  - $31 million [421] in 2003 [422]
- Westward Journey Online II and Fantasy Westward Journey (launched 2004) from 2004 to 2008: $1.3 billion
  - $95.11 million [423] in 2004 [424]
  - $223 million [425] in 2005 [426]
  - $301.41 million [427] in 2006 [428]
  - $302 million [429] in 2007 [430]
  - $364.3 million [431] in 2008 [432]
- Fantasy Westward Journey from 2009 to 2011: $1.5 billion+
  - $400 million in 2009 [433]
  - $400 million+ in 2010 [434]
  - $400 million+ in 2011 [435]
  - $300 million+ in first three quarters of 2012 [436]
↑ ^23.0 ^23.1
Westward Journey inflation
- Westward Journey Online II during 2002-2003: $47 million in 2012 dollars
  - $6 million in 2002 = $8 million in 2012
  - $31 million in 2003 = $39 million in 2012
- Westward Journey Online II and Fantasy Westward Journey during 2004-2008: $1.45 billion
  - $95.11 million in 2004 = $116 million in 2012
  - $223 million in 2005 = $263 million in 2012
  - $301.41 million in 2006 = $344.2 million in 2012
  - $302 million in 2007 = $335.32 million in 2012
  - $364.3 million in 2008 = $390 million in 2012
- Fantasy Westward Journey during 2008-2011: $1.6 billion+ in 2012 dollars
- $400 million in 2009 = $429.24 million in 2012
- $400 million+ in 2010 = $422.32 million+ in 2012
- $400 million+ in 2011 = $409.4 million+ in 2012
- $300 million+ in first three quarters of 2012
↑ ^24.0 ^24.1
Lineage revenues:
- 2000: $1.4 million in first two months of Taiwan release [437]
- 2002: $46 million [438][439]
- 2003: $157 million [440][441]
- 2004: $247.1 million [442][443]
- 2005: $259.14 million [444][445]
- 2006: $278.3 million [446][447]
- 2007: $273 million [448][449]
- 2008: $261.2 million [450][451]
- 2009: $270 million [452]
- 2010: $282 million [453][454]
- 2011: $279 million [455][456]
- January-September 2012: $178 million [457][458]
↑ ^25.0 ^25.1
Lineage inflation:
- $1.4 million in 2000 = $1.9 million in 2012
- $46 million in 2002 = $59 million in 2012
- $157 million in 2003 = $196.44 million in 2012
- $247.1 million in 2004 = $301.2 million in 2012
- $259.14 million in 2005 = $306 million in 2012
- $278.3 million in 2006 = $318 million in 2012
- $273 million in 2007 = $303.12 million in 2012
- $261.2 million in 2008 = $280.3 million in 2012
- $270 million in 2009 = $290 million in 2012
- $282 million in 2010 = $303 million in 2012
- $279 million in 2011 = $286 million in 2012
- $178 million during January-September 2012
↑ ^26.0 ^26.1
Wii Fit inflation:
- Japan sales at ¥8800 ($114.12) each: $450.24 million in 2012 dollars
  - December 2007: 1.05 million units = $120 million in 2007 = $133.24 million in 2012
  - 2008: 2.18 million units = $249 million in 2008 = $267.2 million in 2012
  - 2009: 380,000 units = $43.4 million in 2009 = $47 million in 2012
  - 2010: 21,065 units = $2.404 million in 2010 = $2.54 million in 2012
  - 2011: 2,195 units = $250,500 in 2011 = $260,000 in 2012
- Europe sales at €89.99 ($141) each: $1234.1 million in 2012 dollars
  - 2008: 4,709,296 units = $664.011 million in 2008 = $713 million in 2012
  - 2009: 3,259,865 units = $460 million in 2009 = $494 million in 2012
  - 2010: 131,975 units = $19 million in 2010 = $20.1 million in 2012
  - 2011: 21,410 units = $3.02 million in 2011 = $3.1 million in 2012
  - 2012: 27,589 units = $3.9 million in 2012
- United States at $89.99 each: $791.2 million in 2012 dollars
  - 2008: 4,299,177 units = $387 million in 2008 = $415.3 million in 2012
  - 2009: 3,812,829 units = $343.12 million in 2009 = $368.2 million in 2012
  - 2010: 47,336 units = $4.3 million in 2010 = $4.54 million in 2012
  - 2011: 22,419 units = $2.02 million in 2011 = $2.1 million in 2012
  - 2012: 11,431 units = $1.03 million in 2012
- Rest of North America: $65 million as of 2012
- Rest of the world: $187.2 million as of 2012
↑ ^27.0 ^27.1 Dungeon Fighter Online grossed at least $2 billion from 2005 to 2011.[459] This includes over $1.5 billion by 2010,[460] including China revenues of $141 million in 2009 [461] and $464 million in 2011.[462]
↑ ^28.0 ^28.1
Dungeon Fighter Online inflation:
- $141 million in 2009 = $151.31 million in 2012
- Remaining $1359 million by 2010 = $271.8 million average per year from 2005 to 2010 (excl. 2009)
  - $271.8 million in 2005 = $320.4 million in 2012
  - $271.8 million in 2006 = $310.4 million in 2012
  - $271.8 million in 2007 = $302 million in 2012
  - $271.8 million in 2008 = $292 million in 2012
  - $271.8 million in 2010 = $287 million in 2012
- Additional $500 million in 2011 = $512 million in 2012
↑ ^29.0 ^29.1
Donkey Kong revenue:
- United States hardware sales: $280 million during 1981-1982
  - Jörg Ziesak (2009), Wii Innovate – How Nintendo Created a New Market Through the Strategic Innovation Wii, GRIN Verlag, p. 50, ISBN 3640497740, http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=C8rHXoUCbfAC&pg=PA2029, retrieved 9 April 2011, "Donkey Kong was Nintendo's first international smash hit and the main reason behind the company's breakthrough in the Northern American market. In the first year of its publication, it earned Nintendo 180 million US dollars, continuing with a return of 100 million dollars in the second year."
- United States coin revenues:
  - $288 weekly per machine in first year.[463] For 60,000 machines in first year, that works out to $207.4 million in coin revenues for the first year.
- Japan hardware sales: $130 million in 1981
  - 65,000 units in 1981 at $2000 each [464]
↑ ^30.0 ^30.1
Donkey Kong cartridge sales inflation:
- Coleco version: $154 million in 1982 = $370 million in 2012
- Famicom version in Japan: $54.04 million in 1983 dollars = $125 million in 2012 dollars
↑ ^31.0 ^31.1 $1.8 billion as of 2011,[465] including $301 million by 2006,[466] $200 million in 2009 alone,[467] and $1.5 billion by 2010.[468]
↑ ^32.0 ^32.1
MapleStory inflation:
- $301 million as of 2006 = $75.3 million average per year from 2003 to 2006
  - $75.25 million in 2003 = $94.2 million in 2012
  - $75.25 million in 2004 = $92 million in 2012
  - $75.25 million in 2005 = $89 million in 2012
  - $75.25 million in 2006 = $86 million in 2012
- $200 million in 2009 alone = $215 million in 2012
- Remaining $999 million by 2010 = $333 million average per year from 2007 to 2010 (excl. 2009)
  - $333 million in 2007 = $370 million in 2012
  - $333 million in 2008 = $357.34 million in 2012
  - $333 million in 2010 = $352 million in 2012
- Additional $300 million in 2011 = $307.04 million in 2012
↑ ^33.0 ^33.1
Defender revenue inflation: $1 billion during 1981-2001 = $250 million per half-decade =
- $250 million in 1985 = $534.90 million in 2012
- $250 million in 1990 = $440.36 million in 2012
- $250 million in 1995 = $377.66 million in 2012
- $250 million in 2000 = $334.23 million in 2012
↑ ^34.0 ^34.1
Call of Duty: Black Ops, revenues
- Game sales: $1 billion in 2010 [469]
- Map packs: $270 million as of September 2011 [470]
↑
Call of Duty: Black Ops overall revenue:
- 23 million copies as of September 2011 [471] at $59.99 [472] each: $1379.77 billion
- Map packs: $270 million^[34]
↑ http://mashable.com/2011/03/09/kinect-10-million/
↑ ^37.0 ^37.1 Sonic the Hedgehog GameTap Retrospective Pt. 3/4. Event occurs at 1:21. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7mFs2v7XM4o.
↑ ^38.0 ^38.1 ^38.2 Sheff 121:
""And we received from Coleco an agreement that they would pay us three percent of the net sales price [of all the "Donkey Kong" cartridges Coleco sold]." It turned out to be an impressive number of cartridges, 6 million, which translated into $4.6 million."
— Sid Sheinberg
↑ Wii bundle with Mario Kart Wii first announced in May 2011.[473]
↑ ^40.0 ^40.1 ^40.2 ^40.3 Modern Warfare 3 Sales Will Never Catch Black Ops - Has Call of Duty Peaked? - Forbes. Forbes. Forbes LLC. Retrieved on 2012-10-20.
↑ ^41.0 ^41.1 ^41.2 ^41.3 "Super Mario Bros voted greatest computer game ever". The Daily Telegraph (London). 2008-07-27. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopics/howaboutthat/2463142/Super-Mario-Bros-voted-greatest-computer-game-ever.html. Retrieved 2009-07-13.
↑ ^42.0 ^42.1 ^42.2 Guinness World Records 2009 Gamer's Edition. pp. 108–109. ISBN [[Special:BookSources/1-904994-45-9|1-904994-45-9]]. "GTA: San Andreas is the best-selling PlayStation 2 game of all time, with a massive 17.33 million copies sold."
↑ ^43.0 ^43.1 James Orry. GTA 4 sales reach 17 million. Videogamer.com. Retrieved on 2012-09-25.
↑ ^44.00 ^44.01 ^44.02 ^44.03 ^44.04 ^44.05 ^44.06 ^44.07 ^44.08 ^44.09 ^44.10 ^44.11 ^44.12 "Gran Turismo" Series Software Title List. Polyphony Digital (June 2008). Retrieved on 2008-12-04.
↑ ^45.0 ^45.1 ^45.2 ^45.3 ^45.4 ^45.5 ^45.6 ^45.7 ^45.8 Platinum Titles. Capcom. Retrieved on 2010-08-21.
↑ ^46.0 ^46.1 John Diamonon (2008-12-18). Super Street Fighter II Turbo HD Remix achieves record breaking sales. Capcom Unity. http://www.capcom-unity.com/johndmoney/blog/2008/12/18/super_street_fighter_ii_turbo_hd_remix_achieves_record_breaking_sales. Retrieved 2009-02-14.
↑
Sales: [474]
- Original Japanese Famicom release: 6.81 million
- Game Boy Color release: 5.07 million
- Game Boy Advance release: 1.43 million
↑ ^48.0 ^48.1 ^48.2 Mario Sales Data. Gamecubicle. Retrieved on 2006-02-10.
↑ ^49.0 ^49.1 Consolidated Financial Statements (Portable Document Format). Nintendo (2004-11-25). Retrieved on 2007-01-25.
↑ ^50.0 ^50.1 ^50.2 ^50.3 ^50.4 ^50.5 Supplementary Information about Earnings Release 10. Nintendo (2011-04-26). Retrieved on 2011-04-26.
↑ ^51.0 ^51.1 ^51.2 Financial Results Briefing for Fiscal Year Ended March 2008 (Portable Document Format) 6. Nintendo (2008-04-25). Retrieved on 2008-04-25.
↑ ^52.0 ^52.1 Craig Glenday, ed (2008-03-11). "Hardware: Best-Sellers by Platform". Guinness World Records Gamer's Edition 2008. Guinness World Records. Guinness. pp. 50. ISBN 978-1-904994-21-3.
↑ ^53.0 ^53.1 ^53.2 Martyn Williams (2008-05-09). Gran Turismo Series Shipments Hit 50 Million. PC World. Retrieved on 2008-12-04.
↑ ^54.0 ^54.1 First Look: Mario Galaxy 2 Bonus DVD 6. Andriasang.com (2010-05-07). Retrieved on 2009-05-08.
↑ ^55.0 ^55.1 10.35 million sales for PlayStation;[475] 100,000 sales for PSN.[476]
↑ ^56.0 ^56.1 Goss, Patrick. The games that sold consoles. MSN. Retrieved on 2009-07-13.
↑ ^57.0 ^57.1 3.77 million units [477] at ¥4800 [478] ($54) [479] each
↑ Nintendo (September 14, 2006) Nintendo's Incomparable Wii Console Launches Nov. 19; MSRP $250.00, nintendo.com
↑ ^59.0 ^59.1
Super Mario Bros. (non-bundled version in Japan and Europe) inflation:
- Japan: $382.2 million in 1985 dollars = $818 million in 2012 dollars
- Europe: £72 million in 1987 dollars = £166 million in 2011 pounds [480] = $277.3 million in 2011 dollars [481] = $283.04 million in 2012 dollars
- Rest of the world: $34 million in 1987 dollars = $69 million in 2012 dollars
↑ ^60.0 ^60.1 ^60.2 3,540,941 units [482] at ¥8400 [483] ($93.30) [484] each
↑ ^61.0 ^61.1
Sonic the Hedgehog (non-bundled) sales revenue:
- Japan: 264,400 units [485] at ¥6300 [486] ($70) [487] each = $19 million
- Overseas: $233 million
  - North America: 3.03 million units [488] at $54.99 [489] each = $167 million
  - Europe and elsewhere: 1.04 million units [490] at £39.99 [491] ($64.40) [492] each = £42 million = $67 million
↑ ^62.0 ^62.1
Sonic the Hedgehog (non-bundled) revenue inflation:
- Japan and North America: $186 million in 1991 dollars = $314 million in 2012 dollars
- Europe and elsewhere: £42 million in 1991 pounds = £75.2 million in 2011 poounds [493] = $126 million in 2011 dollars [494] = $129 million in 2012 dollars
↑ ^63.0 ^63.1 ^63.2 ^63.3 ^63.4 ^63.5 ^63.6 ^63.7 ^63.8 ^63.9 Historic inflation calculator: how the value of money has changed since 1900, This is Money
↑ ^64.0 ^64.1 Wii Fit to cost £70
↑ ^65.00 ^65.01 ^65.02 ^65.03 ^65.04 ^65.05 ^65.06 ^65.07 ^65.08 ^65.09 ^65.10 ^65.11 ^65.12 ^65.13 ^65.14 ^65.15 ^65.16 ^65.17 ^65.18 ^65.19 ^65.20 ^65.21 ^65.22 ^65.23 ^65.24 ^65.25 ^65.26 ^65.27 ^65.28 ^65.29 ^65.30 ^65.31 ^65.32 ^65.33 ^65.34 ^65.35 ^65.36 Japan Platinum Game Chart. The Magic Box. Retrieved on 2008-05-22.
↑ ^66.0 ^66.1 Steven J. Kirsh (2006), Children, adolescents, and media violence: a critical look at the research, SAGE Publications, p. 228, ISBN 0-7619-2976-2, http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=MbIoAAAAYAAJ, retrieved 23 April 2011, "In 1993, sales of the violent beat em up video game Street Fighter II exceeded $1.5 billion."
↑ ^67.0 ^67.1 ^67.2 [495]
↑ ^68.0 ^68.1 ^68.2 ^68.3 Wii Play, VGChartz
↑ ^69.0 ^69.1 ^69.2 ^69.3 Wii Play: Japan, VGChartz
↑ Sheff, David (April 27, 1993). "A New Leader of the Club". Game Over: How Nintendo Zapped an American Industry, Captured Your Dollars, and Enslaved Your Children (1st ed.). Random House. pp. 3–5. ISBN 0-679-40469-4.
↑ Morris, Chris (24 March 2011). "Call of Duty, Guitar Hero Top All-Time Best Selling List". CNBC. http://www.cnbc.com/id/42253109/Call_of_Duty_Guitar_Hero_Top_All_Time_Best_Selling_List. Retrieved 25 December 2011.
↑
Call of Duty: Black Ops, inflation
- Game sales: $1 billion in 2010 = $1.055 billion in 2012
- Map packs: $270 million as of September 2011 = $276 million in 2012
↑
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2, revenues
- Game sales: $1 billion in 2009 [496]
- Map packs: $165 million as of September 2011 [497]
↑
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2, revenues
- Game sales: $1 billion in 2009 = $1.073 billion in 2012
- Map packs: $165 million as of September 2011 = $168 million in 2012
↑
Final Fantasy VII revenue:
- 10.35 million units sold [498] = $771 million
  - 4 million Japan sales at ¥7800 [499] ($90) [500] each = $360 million
  - 3.1 million US sales [501] at $49.99 each [502] = $160 million
  - 2.47 million Europe sales [503] at £44.99 [504] ($72.42) [505] each = £111.13 million = $179 million
  - 1 million sales in the rest of the world [506] at a median price of $71.99 [507] each = $72 million
- 100,000 PSN units,[508] at $14.99 each as of 2009 [509] = $1.5 million
↑ Crecente, Brian (11-11-11). Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 Shatters All Sales Records. Retrieved on 11-11-11.
↑ ^77.0 ^77.1 ^77.2 ^77.3 ^77.4 ^77.5 ^77.6 ^77.7 ^77.8 Titles of game software with worldwide shipments exceeding 1 million copies (February 2, 2004 – February 4, 2004) (PDF). Square Enix. Retrieved on 2008-03-01.
↑
Gran Turismo 5 inflation:
- $214 million in 2007 = $238 million
- $551.32 million in 2010 = $582.1 million
↑ ^79.0 ^79.1 5490 JPY to USD
↑
Dragon Quest V inflation:
- Super Famicom: $522 million in 2012 dollars
  - Japan sales at $110 each: $520 million in 2012 dollars [510]
    - 1992: 2.6 million units = $290 million in 1992 = $480 million in 2012
    - 1993: 184,240 units = $20.3 million in 1993 = $32.34 million in 2012
    - 1994: 3,700 units = $410,000 in 1994 = $700,000 in 2012
    - Remaining 12,060 units = $1.33 million in 1995 dollars = $2.01 million in 2012 dollars
  - Overseas sales at $110 each: 10,000 units = $1.1 million in 1992 dollars = $2 million in 2012 dollars
- PlayStation 2: $185.2 million in 2012 dollars
  - 2004: 1,639,856 units = $151 million in 2004 = $184.03 million in 2012
  - 2005: 5,805 units = $534,100 in 2005 = $630,000 in 2012
  - Remaining 4,339 units = $400,000 in 2006 dollars = $500,000 in 2012 dollars
- Nintendo DS: $106 million in 2012 dollars
  - Japan: Sales at $61.44 each = $94 million in 2012 dollars [511]
    - 2008: 1,209,507 units = $74,312,110.1 in 2008 = $83 million in 2012
    - 2009: 54,598 units = $3.4 million in 2009 = $4 million in 2012
    - 2010: 86,361 units = $5.31 million in 2010 = $6 million in 2012
    - 2011: 10,286 units = $632,000 in 2011 = $650,000 in 2012
  - Overseas: $11.04 million in 2009 dollars = $12 million in 2012 dollars
↑
Dragon Quest VI
- Super Famicom: 3.2 million units by March 2000 [512] at ¥11,400 each [513] = 3.2 million x $131 [514] = $420 million
- Nintendo DS: 1.6 million units worldwide [515] = $102.1 million worldwide
  - Japan: 1,352,828 units at ¥5980 [516] ($67) [517] each = $91 million
  - North America: 160,000 units at $34.99 [518] each = $5.6 million
  - Europe and elsewhere: 87,172 units at £39.99 [519] ($62.50) each = $5.45 million
↑
Dragon Quest VI inflation:
- Super Famicom: $673.3 million in 2012 dollars
  - 1995-1997 sales at ¥11,200 ($131) each: 3,187,222 units [520] = $626.6 million in 2012 dollars
    - 1995: 2,444,900 units = $320.3 million = $483.9 million in 2012
    - 1996: 719,840 units = $94.3 million = $138.4 million in 2012
    - 1997: 22,482 units = $3 million = $4.3 million in 2012
  - 3.2 million units by March 2000. Remaining 254,858 units at ¥11,200 ($131) each = $33.4 million = $16.7 million average per year in 1998 and 1999 = $46.7 million in 2012 dollars
    - $16.7 million in 1998 = $23.6 million in 2012
    - $16.7 million in 1999 = $23.1 million in 2012
- Nintendo DS: $108 million in 2012 dollars
  - Japan: $91 million in 2010 dollars = $96.1 million in 2012 dollars
  - Overseas: $11.1 million in 2011 dollars = $11.4 million in 2012 dollars
↑
Final Fantasy VI sales revenue:
- SNES: $403.1 million
  - Japan: 2.55 million units^[65] at ¥11,400 [521] ($130.47) [522] each = $332.7 million
  - Overseas: 880,000 units [523] at $80 [524] each = $70.4 million
- PlayStation: $77.4 million
  - Final Fantasy VI: [525] $5.3204 million
    - Japan: 80,000 units at ¥5040 [526] ($57) [527] each = $5 million
    - Overseas: 10,000 units at £17.94 [528] ($32.04) [529] each = $320,400
  - Final Fantasy Collection: 450,000 units [530] at ¥7140 [531] ($79.30) [532] each = $36 million
  - Final Fantasy Anthology: 800,000 units [533] at $44.99 [534] each = $36 million
- Game Boy Advance: [535] $16.5 million
  - Japan: 280,000 units at ¥5040 ($57) each = $16 million
  - Overseas: 10,000 units at £21.86 [536] ($45) [537] each = £220,00 = $450,000
↑
Final Fantasy VI revenue inflation:
- SNES: $625.4213 million in 2012 dollars
  - Japan sales at $130.47 each: [538] $516.3213 million in 2012 dollars
    - 1994: 2.532 million units = $330.4 million in 1994 = $513.3 million in 2012
    - 1995: 15,000 units = $2 million in 1995 = $3.0213 million in 2012
    - Remaining 3,000 units = $400,000 in 1996 dollars = $587,000 in 2012 dollars
  - Overseas sales: $70.4 million in 1994 dollars = $109.1 million in 2012 dollars
- PlayStation: $107.41 million in 2012 dollars
  - Final Fantasy VI: $7.41 million in 2012 dollars
    - Japan: $5 million in 1999 dollars = $7 million in 2012 dollars
    - Overseas: $320,400 in 2002 dollars = $410,000 in 2012 dollars
  - Final Fantasy Collection: $36 million in 1999 dollars = $50 million in 2012 dollars
  - Final Fantasy Anthology: $36 million in 1999 dollars = $50 million in 2012 dollars
- Game Boy Advance: $18.72 million in 2012 dollars
  - Japan: $16 million in 2006 dollars = $18.22 million in 2012 dollars
  - Overseas: $450,000 in 2007 dollars = $500,000 in 2012 dollars
↑ 7 million cartridges sold at $29.76 each [539]
↑ "WHAT WENT WRONG AT ATARI". Boston Globe. Feb 8, 1983. http://pqasb.pqarchiver.com/boston/access/663605541.html?FMT=ABS. "Gamewise, while there may not be another cartridge as successful as Pac-Man - a $200-million money-maker that Teiser says "will never happen again"‎"
↑ [540][541][542]
↑ ^88.0 ^88.1 IGN's Top 100 Games of All Time 2007. IGN (2007). Retrieved on 2009-01-02.
↑ RPGFan News (2000). Retrieved on August 30, 2007.
↑ Bradford, Matt (March 25, 2011). Guitar Hero III named US' highest grossing game of all time (some restrictions apply). GamesRadar. Retrieved on 25 December 2011.
↑ ^91.0 ^91.1 Konami of America and Sony Computer Entertainment America Announce That Metal Gear Solid 3 Will Be Available Exclusively for PlayStation 2. Contact Music. Retrieved on 2006-11-26.
↑
Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty, inflation:
- Japan: 870,000 units at $82 each during 2001-2008 = $92.3 million in 2012 dollars
  - 2001: 722,000 units = $59.204 million = $77 million in 2012
  - 2002: 123,000 units = $10.1 million = $13 million in 2012
  - 2008: 25,311 units = $2.1 million = $2.3 million in 2012
- Europe: $146 million in 2002 dollars = $187 million in 2012 dollars
- North America and elsewhere: $308 million in 2001 dollars = $400.4 million in 2012 dollars
↑
Final Fantasy V revenue inflation:
- Super Famicom: $299.4 million in 1992 dollars = $490 million in 2012 dollars
- PlayStation: $114.1 million in 2012 dollars
  - Final Fantasy V: $10 million in 1998 dollars = $14.1 million in 2012 dollars
  - Final Fantasy Collection: $36 million in 1999 dollars = $50 million in 2012 dollars
  - Final Fantasy Anthology: $36 million in 1999 dollars = $50 million in 2012 dollars
- Game Boy Advance: $64.443 million in 2012 dollars
  - Japan: $15 million in 2006 dollars = $64 million in 2012 dollars
  - Overseas: $400,000 in 2007 dollars = $443,000 in 2012 dollars
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Final Fantasy XII sales revenue:
- Japan: 2.4 million units [543] at ¥8990 [544] ($100) [545] each = $240 million
- Overseas: [546]
  - North America: 1.88 million units at $59.99 [547] each = $113 million
  - Europe and rest of the world: 2.87 million units at £39.99 [548] ($79.34) [549] each = $228 million
↑
Final Fantasy XII revenue inflation:
- Japan and North America: $353 million in 2006 dollars = $402.02 million in 2012 dollars
- Europe and rest of the world: $228 million in 2007 dollars = $252.47 million in 2012 dollars
↑
Final Fantasy XIII sales and revenue:
- PlayStation 3 version: 4.934 million units [550] = $469 million
  - Japan: 1.91 million units at ¥9240 [551] ($122) [552] each = $233.02 million
  - Europe: 1,042,840 units at £49.99 [553] ($81) [554] each = £52.132 million = $84.5 million
  - North America: 1.56 million units at $59.99 [555] each = $94 million
  - Rest of the world: 450,000 units at AU$119.95 [556] (US$126) [557] each = US$57 million
- Xbox 360 version: 1,934,321 units [558] = $141.2 million
  - Japan: 13,210 units at ¥9240 ($122) each = $2 million
  - Europe: 602,693 units at £49.99 ($81) each = £30.13 million = $49 million
  - North America: 1.12 million units at $59.99 each = $67.2 million
  - Rest of the world: 190,000 units at AU$119.95 (US$126) each = US$23 million
↑ Results Briefing Session for the Fiscal Year ended March 31, 2009 (PDF). Square Enix (2009-05-25). Retrieved on 2010-07-16.
↑ Sheff (1993), p. 172
↑
Super Mario Land revenue:
- 18.06 million units (by 2001),[559] at $19.99 each [560][561]
↑
Super Mario Land inflation:
- 14 million units by 1996 [562] = $280 million by 1996 = $35 million average per year from 1989 to 1996
  - $35 million in 1989 = $64.98 million in 2012
  - $35 million in 1990 = $61.65 million in 2012
  - $35 million in 1991 = $59.16 million in 2012
  - $35 million in 1992 = $57.43 million in 2012
  - $35 million in 1993 = $55.76 million in 2012
  - $35 million in 1994 = $54.37 million in 2012
  - $35 million in 1995 = $52.87 million in 2012
  - $35 million in 1996 = $51.36 million in 2012
- Additional 4.06 million units by 2001 = Additional $81.2 million by 2001 = $16.24 million average per year from 1997 to 2001
  - $16.24 million in 1997 = $23.3 million in 2012
  - $16.24 million in 1998 = $23 million in 2012
  - $16.24 million in 1999 = $22.44 million in 2012
  - $16.24 million in 2000 = $21.71 million in 2012
  - $16.24 million in 2001 = $21.11 million in 2012
↑
Final Fantasy IV revenues:
- SNES: $183 million
  - Final Fantasy IV in Japan: 1.44 million units^[65] at ¥9450 [563] ($105) [564] each = $151.2 million
  - Final Fantasy II overseas: 450,000 units [565] at $69.99 [566] each = $31.5 million
- PlayStation: $87.4 million
  - Japanese Final Fantasy IV: 310,000 units [567] at ¥5040 [568] ($56) [569] each = $17.4 million
  - Japanese Final Fantasy Collection: 450,000 units [570] at ¥7140 [571] ($79.30) [572] each = $36 million
  - North American Final Fantasy Chronicles: 520,000 units [573] at $39.95 [574] each = $21 million
  - PAL Final Fantasy Anthology: 350,000 units [575] at £19.99 [576] ($36) [577] each = $13 million
- Game Boy Advance: [578] $27 million
  - Japan: 220,000 units at ¥5040 [579] ($56) [580] each = $12.32 million
  - North America: 270,000 units at $32.99 [581] each = $9 million
  - Europe: 100,000 units at £24.98 [582] ($49.50) [583] each = $5 million
  - Rest of the world: 10,000 units at AU$54.95 [584] (US$58) [585] each = $600,000
- Nintendo DS: [586][587] $74.2 million
  - Japan: 620,000 units at ¥5980 [588] ($66.42) [589] each = $41.2 million
  - North America: 470,000 units at $39.99 [590] each = $19 million
  - Europe: 180,000 units at £29.99 [591] ($60) [592] each = $11 million
  - Rest of the world: 40,000 units at AU$69.95 [593] (US$74) [594] each = $3 million
- PlayStation Portable: [595] $27.43 million
  - Japan: 262,397 units at ¥5980 [596] ($66.42) [597] each = $17.43 million
  - North America: 90,000 units at $29.99 [598] each = $3 million
  - Europe and elsewhere: 104,344 units at £39.99 [599] ($67) [600] each = $7 million
↑
Final Fantasy IV inflation:
- SNES: $308.24 million in 2012 dollars
  - Japan: $151.2 million in 1991 dollars = $255 million in 2012
  - Overseas: $31.5 million in 1991 dollars = $53.24 million in 2012 dollars
- Playstation: $119.22 million in 2012 dollars
  - Japanese Final Fantasy IV: $17.4 million in 1997 dollars = $25 million in 2012 dollars
  - Japanese Final Fantasy Collection: $36 million in 1999 dollars = $50 million in 2012 dollars
  - North American Final Fantasy Chronicles: $21 million in 2001 dollars = $27.22 million in 2012 dollars
  - PAL Final Fantasy Anthology: $13 million in 2001 dollars = $17 million in 2012 dollars
- Game Boy Advance: $32 million in 2012 dollars
  - Japan and North America: $21.32 million in 2005 dollars = $25.1 million in 2012 dollars
  - Europe and elsewhere: $5.6 million in 2006 dollars = $6.4 million in 2012 dollars
- Nintendo DS: $81.32 million in 2012 dollars
  - Japan: $41.2 million in 2007 dollars = $46 million in 2012 dollars
  - Overseas: $33 million in 2009 dollars = $35.32 million in 2012 dollars
- PlayStation Portable: $27.43 million in 2011 dollars = $28 million in 2012 dollars
↑ Carrier], [ed. by Rhonda (1999). Guinness Book of Records. [S.l.]: Guinness. p. 170. ISBN 0-9652383-9-3. http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=fsmCiqU7r5QC. Retrieved January 25, 2012. "Resident Evil 2 from Capcom Entertainment sold more than 380,000 units in its debut weekend – more than 60% of its initial production. It made more than $19 million, surpassing the revenue of all but one Hollywood movie for the same weekend. The game was released on January 21, 1998 for the Sony PlayStation, and broke records set by some of the industry's biggest video games, including Final Fantasy VII and Super Mario 64. Resident Evil 2 was supported by a $5-million advertising campaign"
↑ Bethesda Ships 7M Skyrim, Earns About $450M. Wired (November 16, 2011). Retrieved on November 16, 2011.
↑
The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, inflation
- $450 million in 2011 = $460 million in 2012
- $83.2 million in 2012
↑
Dragon Quest VII revenue inflation: [601]
- Japan: $374.01 million in 2000 dollars = $499 million in 2012 dollars
- North America: $17.3 million in 2001 dollars = $22.43 million in 2012 dollars
↑ Japan Sales. Nintendojo (2006-09-26). Archived from the original on July 30, 2008. Retrieved on 2008-10-09. (Translation)
↑ Tetris: From Russia With Love. Director/Producer: Magnus Temple; Executive Producer: Nick Southgate. BBC. BBC Four. Event occurs at 51:23. "The real winners were Nintendo. To date, Nintendo dealers across the world have sold 8 million Tetris cartridges on the Nintendo Entertainment system."
↑ ^109.0 ^109.1 Morris, Chris (2006-05-09). "Grand Theft Auto, Halo 3 headed to Xbox 360". CNN. http://money.cnn.com/2006/05/09/technology/e3_microsoft/index.htm. Retrieved 2008-01-01.
↑ ^110.0 ^110.1 ^110.2 ^110.3 ^110.4 ^110.5 ^110.6 ^110.7 ^110.8 Parton, Rob (2004-03-31). Xenogears vs. Tetris. RPGamer. Retrieved on 2006-11-26.
↑ Reeves, Ben (December 30, 2011). Guinness World Records 2012 Gamer’s Edition Preview. Game Informer. Retrieved on December 31, 2011.
↑ 2.56 million units [602] at ¥5775 [603] ($64.14) [604] each
↑
Dragon Quest II revenue inflation: [605]
- Japan: 2.41 million units at $64.14 each = $155 million in 1987 dollars = $313.3 million in 2012 dollars
- North America: 150,000 units at $64.14 each = $10 million in 1990 dollars = $17.6 million in 2012 dollars
↑
Professor Layton and the Curious Village sales revenue:
- Japan: 1,032,193 units at ¥4800 [606] (US$53.31) [607] each = US$55.03 million
- Europe: 2,331,161 units at £29.99 [608] (US$60) [609] each = US$140 million
- North America: 1.18 million units at US$29.99 [610] each = US$35.4 million
- Elsewhere: 510,000 units at AU$70 [611] (US$74) [612] each = US$38 million
↑
Professor Layton and the Curious Village revenue inflation:
- Japan: $55.03 million in 2007 dollars = $61 million in 2012 dollars
- Overseas: $213.4 million in 2009 dollars = $228.38 million in 2012 dollars
↑ 4 million sales: Sheff, David (1999). Game Over Press Start To Continue. Cyber Active. ISBN 0-9669617-0-6.
↑
Sonic & Knuckles revenue:
- Japan: 30,000 units [613] at ¥7800 [614] ($89.20) [615] each = $3 million
- Overseas: 1.79 million units [616] at CA$84.99 [617] (US$86.21) [618] each = $154.32 million
↑
Streets of Rage sales revenue:
- Overall sales: 2.6 million units [619][620] = $145 million
  - North America: 1.86 million units at $49.99 [621] each = $93 million
  - Europe: 550,000 units at £34.99 [622] ($60) [623] each = £19.245 million = $33 million
  - Japan and elsewhere: 190,000 units at ¥6300 [624] ($70) [625] each = $13.3 million
↑ ^119.0 ^119.1
The King of Fighters '95 sales and revenues: [626]
- Neo Geo cartridge version: 204,921 units [627] at ¥31,290 ($386) [628] each = $79.1 million
- Neo Geo CD version: 230,847 units [629] at ¥9240 ($114) [630] each = $26.32 million
- Saturn version: 283,296 units [631] at ¥7800 [632] ($96.20) [633] each = $27.3 million
- PlayStation version: 170,096 units [634] at ¥5,800 [635] ($72) [636] each = $12.3 million
↑
Sonic the Hedgehog 3 revenue:
- Japan: 201,220 units [637] at ¥6090 [638] ($75.10) [639] each = $15.112 million
- Overseas: 1.56 million units [640] at CA$69.99 [641] (US$71.10) [642] each = $111 million
↑
Sonic CD revenue: [643]
- Japan: 90,000 units at ¥8800 [644] ($109) [645] each = $10 million
- Overseas: 1.41 million units at CA$69.99 [646] (US$71.10) [647] each = $100.3 million
↑ ^122.0 ^122.1
Samurai Shodown sales and revenues: [648]
- 135,103+ Neo Geo cartridges [649] at ¥28,000 ($320.04) [650] each = $43.24 million+
- 202,573 Neo Geo CD's [651] at ¥7,800 ($89.20) [652] each = $18.1 million
- 401,068 SNES cartridges [653] at ¥10,900 ($125) [654] each = $50.134 million
↑
Samurai Shodown inflation:
- Neo Geo cartridges at $320.04 each: [655] = $68.2 million in 2012
  - 1993: 67,091+ units = $21.5 million+ in 1993 = $34.3 million+ in 2012
  - 1994: 67,091 units = $21.5 million in 1994 = $33.4 million in 2012
  - 1995: 921 units = $300,000 in 1995 = $500,000 in 2012
- Neo Geo CD's at $89.20 each: [656] = $18.1 million in 2012
  - 1993: 123,571 units = $11.023 million in 1993 = $18 million in 2012
  - 1994: 79,002 units = $7.05 million in 1994 = $11 million in 2012
- SNES cartridges at $125 each: [657] = $80.5 million in 2012
  - 1993: 381,887 units = $48 million in 1993 = $76.5 million in 2012
  - 1994: 19,181 units = $2.4 million in 1994 = $4 million in 2012
↑
Bayonetta sales revenue: [658][659]
- Japan: 302,175 units [660] at ¥7980 [661][662] ($88) [663] each = $27 million
- North America: 860,000 units at $59.99 [664] each = $52 million
- Europe: 530,000 units at £49.99 [665] ($83.50) [666] each = $44.3 million
- Elsewhere: 220,000 units at AU$119.95 [667] (US$131) [668] each = US$29 million
↑
Bayonetta revenue inflation:
- Japan: $27 million in 2009 = $29 million in 2012
- Overseas: $125.3 million in 2010 = $132 million in 2012
↑
Tokimeki Memorial: Forever With You, console sales revenue: [669]
- PlayStation: 580,000 units at ¥7140 [670] ($88.01) [671] each = $51.1 million
- Saturn: 380,000 units at ¥10,290 [672] ($127) [673] each = $48.3 million
- PSP: 10,000 units at ¥5229 [674] ($65) [675] each = $700,000
↑
Pilotwings sales revenue: [676]
- Japan: 480,000 units at ¥8400 [677] ($93.30) [678] each = $45 million
- Overseas: 650,000 units at £40 [679] ($64.40) [680] each = $42 million
↑
Pilotwings revenue inflation:
- Japan: $45 million in 1990 dollars = $79.1 million in 2012 dollars
- Overseas: $42 million in 1991 dollars = $71 million in 2012 dollars
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Samurai Shodown II revenue: [681]
- Cartridge version: 250,303 units [682] at ¥29,800 ($367.31) [683] each = $92 million
- CD version: Unknown
↑ Video game software sales in 2000. Geimin.net (2000/12/31). Archived from the original on 10 February 2012. Retrieved on 10 February 2012.
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Sakura Wars revenue inflation:
- Sakura Wars (1996) on Sega Saturn: $49 million in 1996 dollars = $72 million in 2012 dollars
- Sakura Wars (2000) on Sega Dreamcast: $10 million in 2000 dollars = $13.33 million in 2012 dollars
- Sakura Wars: Atsuki Chishio Ni (2003) on PS2: $21.2 million in 2003 dollars = $27 million in 2012 dollars
- Sakura Wars 1 & 2 (2006) on PSP: $1.44 million in 2006 dollars = $2 million in 2012 dollars
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Metal Gear inflation:
- - Metal Gear on NES - $35 million in 1987 dollars = $71 million in 2012 dollars
- Metal Gear Solid 3: Subsistence (2005) on PS2 - $31.2 million in 2005 dollars = $37 million in 2012 dollars
↑ 700,000 cartridges [684] at ¥5775 [685] ($71.20) [686] each
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Shenmue sales revenue:
- 1.2 million units sold [687]
- Japan: 392,111 units at ¥6800 [688] ($78) [689] each = $31 million
- Overseas: 807,889 units = $47.23 million
  - Europe: 240,000 units [690] at £39.99 [691] ($65) [692] each = $16 million
  - North America and rest of the world: 567,889 units at $54.99 [693] each = $31.23 million
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Shenmue inflation:
- Japan sales: 392,111 units at $78 each during 1999-2001 = $42.043 million in 2012 dollars
  - 1999: 270,000 units = $21.1 million in 1999 = $29.2 million in 2012
  - 2000: 114,100 units = $9 million in 2000 = $12.03 million in 2012
  - Remaining 8,011 units in 2001 dollars = $625,000 in 2001 dollars = $812,500 in 2012 dollars
- Overseas sales: $47.23 million in 2000 dollars = $63.14 million in 2012 dollars
- Note: The production budget for Shenmue ($70 million at the time, or $98.4 million in 2012 dollars) was almost just as high as its gross revenue.
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Thexder inflation:
- Japan: $48.1 million in 1985 dollars = $103 million in 2012 dollars
- Overseas: $21 million in 1986 dollars = $44 million in 2012 dollars
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↑
Space Invaders arcade machine sales
- 350,000 in Japan and 65,000 in the United States
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- Space Invaders, Arcade History: "About 65000 units were produced in the U.S. and a reported 350000 world wide."
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- United States: 30,000 of Donkey Kong Jr.
  - Steven L. Kent (2001), The Ultimate History of Video Games: The Story behind the Craze that Touched Our Lives and Changed the World, Prima, p. 352, http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=C2MH05ogU9oC, retrieved 2011-04-09, "With more than 60,000 units sold in the United States, Donkey Kong was Nintendo's biggest arcade hit. The arcade industry began its long collapse the year after Donkey Kong was released, and Nintendo's arcade fortunes eroded quickly. Nintendo released Donkey Kong Junior in 1982 and sold only 30,000 machines, 20,000 Popeye machines (also 1982), and a mere 5000 copies of Donkey Kong 3 (1983)."
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NBA Jam revenue inflation: $1 billion during 1993-2010 = $333 million average per half-decade = $1.34 billion in 2012 dollars
- $333 million in 1995 = $503.04 million in 2012
- $333 million in 2000 = $445.20 million in 2012
- $333 million in 2005 = $392.54 million in 2012
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Mushiking: King of the Beetles, inflation
- 2003-2007: Card sales [696] at 100 yen each = $748.22 million in 2012 dollars
- 2003-2005: 317 million cards = ¥31.7 billion = $419 million [697] = $139.7 million average per year = $508.35 million in 2012 dollars
  - $139.7 million in 2003 = $174.32 million in 2012
  - $139.7 million in 2004 = $169.8 million in 2012
  - $139.7 million in 2005 = $164.23 million in 2012
- 2006: 96 million cards = ¥9.6 billion = $127 million [698] = $144.64 million in 2012
- January-March 2007: 65 million cards = ¥6.5 billion = $86 million [699] = $95.23 million in 2012
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Ms. Pac-Man hardware sales revenues: $300 million during 1981-1987 = $43 million average per year = $675.63 million in 2012 dollars
- $43 million in 1981 = $108.91 million in 2012
- $43 million in 1982 = $102.59 million in 2012
- $43 million in 1983 = $99.39 million in 2012
- $43 million in 1984 = $95.28 million in 2012
- $43 million in 1985 = $92.00 million in 2012
- $43 million in 1986 = $90.32 million in 2012
- $43 million in 1987 = $87.14 million in 2012
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Sangokushi Taisen revenue: [700][701]
- 500,000 users registered with starter packs at 500 yen each = ¥250 million = $3.30033 million [702]
- 100 million cards at 300 yen each = ¥30 billion = $396.04 million [703]
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Sangokushi Taisen inflation: $399.3404 million = $199.7 million average per year = $462.2 million in 2012 dollars
- $199.7 million in 2005 = $234.77 million in 2012
- $199.7 million in 2006 = $227.43 million in 2012
↑
Dance Dance Revolution revenues:
- United States: = $24 million+ by 2003 (Balauag, Miguel (2004). Dance Dance Revolution: A True Revolution. Stanford University. Retrieved on 20 April 2012.)
  - 1192 locations x $15,000 as of 2002 = $18 million+
  - Additional 380 locations x $15,000 in 2003 = $6 million+
- Elsewhere: 18,428+ units at $16,020 [704][705] each = $295.22 million+
↑
Dance Dance Revolution inflation:
- 3500 units in Japan at $16,020 each during 1998-1999: $79 million in 2012
  - 1998: 1750 units = $28.04 million in 1998 = $40 million in 2012
  - 1999: 1750 units = $28.04 million in 1999 = $39 million in 2012
- 1,572 units for $18 million in the US during 1999-2002 = $24.04 million in 2012
  - $4.5 million in 1999 = $6.22 million in 2012
  - $4.5 million in 2000 = $6.02 million in 2012
  - $4.5 million in 2001 = $6 million in 2012
  - $4.5 million in 2002 = $5.8 million in 2012
- $5.7 million in the US in 2003 = $7.27 million in 2012
- Remaining 14,628+ units at $16,020 each: $234.341 million during 1999-2005 = $304.37 million
  - $39.1 million in 1999 = $54.03 million in 2012
  - $39.1 million in 2000 = $52.3 million in 2012
  - $39.1 million in 2001 = $51 million in 2012
  - $39.1 million in 2002 = $50.04 million in 2012
  - $39.1 million in 2003 = $49 million in 2012
  - $39.1 million in 2004 = $48 million in 2012
↑ 20,000 machines at $11,095 [706] each
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Pump It Up inflation: $222 million during 1999-2005 = $288 million in 2012
- $37 million in 1999 = $51.13 million in 2012
- $37 million in 2000 = $49.5 million in 2012
- $37 million in 2001 = $48.1 million in 2012
- $37 million in 2002 = $47.4 million in 2012
- $37 million in 2003 = $46.3 million in 2012
- $37 million in 2004 = $45.1 million in 2012
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Final Fantasy XI Online revenues
- Fiscal year 2002: $48 million [709][710]
- Fiscal year 2003: $102.4 million [711][712]
- Fiscal year 2004: $159 million [713][714]
- Fiscal year 2005: $180.4 million [715][716]
- Fiscal year 2006: $157 million [717][718]
- Fiscal year 2007: $139 million [719][720]
- Fiscal year 2008: $122.34 million [721][722]
- Fiscal year 2009: $117 million [723]
- Fiscal year 2010: $115 million [724][725]
- Fiscal year 2011: $103.3 million [726][727]
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Final Fantasy XI inflation
- $48 million in 2002 = $61.43 million in 2012
- $102.4 million in 2003 = $128.12 million in 2012
- $159 million in 2004 = $194 million in 2012
- $180.4 million in 2005 = $213 million in 2012
- $157 million in 2006 = $179.3 million in 2012
- $139 million in 2007 = $154.34 million in 2012
- $122.34 million in 2008 = $131.28 million in 2012
- $117 million in 2009 = $126 million in 2012
- $115 million in 2010 = $121.42 million in 2012
- $103.3 million in 2011 = $106 million in 2012
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Aion revenues:
- 2008: $7.7 million [728][729]
- 2009: $230 million [730]
- 2010: $234 million [731][732]
- 2011: $192 million [733][734]
- January-September 2012: $105 million [735][736]
↑
Aion inflation:
- $7.7 million in 2008 = $8.26 million in 2012
- $230 million in 2009 = $247 million in 2012
- $234 million in 2010 = $247.1 million in 2012
- $192 million in 2011 = $196.51 million in 2012
- $105 million during January-September 2012
↑
ZT Online revenue:
- Monthly revenue in 2006 and 2007: $20.7 million [737]
- Annual revenues:
  - 2006: $248.4 million
  - 2007: $248.4 million
  - 2009: $190 [738]
↑
ZT Online inflation:
- $248.4 million in 2006 = $283 million in 2012
- $248.4 million in 2007 = $275.1 million in 2012
- $190 million in 2009 = $204 million in 2012
↑ [739] [740]
↑
$500 million as of 2011 = $62.5 million average per year from 2004 to 2011
- $62.5 million in 2004 = $76.2 million in 2012
- $62.5 million in 2005 = $74 million in 2012
- $62.5 million in 2006 = $71.4 million in 2012
- $62.5 million in 2007 = $69.4 million in 2012
- $62.5 million in 2008 = $67.1 million in 2012
- $62.5 million in 2009 = $67.1 million in 2012
- $62.5 million in 2010 = $66 million in 2012
- $62.5 million in 2011 = $64 million in 2012
↑
Ragnarok Online revenues:
- $44 million in 2003 [741]
- $69.44 million in 2004 [742]
- $72.2 million in 2005 [743]
- $35 million in 2006 [744]
- $36 million in 2007 [745][746]
- $42 million in 2008 [747][748]
- $37.4 million in 2009 [749]
- $34.243 million in 2010 [750]
- $33 million in 2011 [751]
- $31 million during January-September 2012 [752]
↑
Ragnarok Online inflation:
- $44 million in 2003 = $55.1 million in 2012
- $69.44 million in 2004 = $85 million in 2012
- $72.2 million in 2005 = $85.11 million in 2012
- $35 million in 2006 = $40 million in 2012
- $36 million in 2007 = $40 million in 2012
- $42 million in 2008 = $47 million in 2012
- $37.4 million in 2009 = $40.13 million in 2012
- $34.243 million in 2010 = $36.2 million in 2012
- $33 million in 2011 = $34 million in 2012
- $31 million during January-September 2012
↑ [753] [754]
↑
TERA revenues:
- $89.334 million as of February 2011.[755][756]
- $240 million during February-April 2012.[757]
↑
TERA inflation:
- $89.334 million as of February 2011 = $94.32 million in 2012
- $240 million during February-April 2012
↑ [758] [759]
↑
$300 million as of 2011 = $37.5 million average per year from 2004 to 2011
- $37.5 million in 2004 = $46 million in 2012
- $37.5 million in 2005 = $44.21 million in 2012
- $37.5 million in 2006 = $43 million in 2012
- $37.5 million in 2007 = $41.64 million in 2012
- $37.5 million in 2008 = $40.24 million in 2012
- $37.5 million in 2009 = $40.24 million in 2012
- $37.5 million in 2010 = $40 million in 2012
- $37.5 million in 2011 = $38.4 million in 2012
↑
$300 million as of 2011 = $42.9 million average per year from 2005 to 2011
- $42.9 million in 2005 = $50.57 million in 2012
- $42.9 million in 2006 = $48.99 million in 2012
- $42.9 million in 2007 = $47.63 million in 2012
- $42.9 million in 2008 = $46.04 million in 2012
- $42.9 million in 2009 = $46.04 million in 2012
- $42.9 million in 2010 = $45.29 million in 2012
- $42.9 million in 2011 = $43.91 million in 2012
↑
Guild Wars revenues:
- $41 million in 2005 [760][761]
- $57 million in 2006 [762][763]
- $45 million in 2007 [764][765]
- $20.1403 million in 2008 [766][767]
- $15 million in 2009 [768][769]
- $11.21 million in 2010 [770][771]
- $7 million in 2011 [772][773]
- $41.25 million during August-September 2012 [774][775]
↑
Guild Wars inflation:
- $41 million in 2005 = $48.33 million in 2012
- $57 million in 2006 = $65.1 million in 2012
- $45 million in 2007 = $50 million in 2012
- $20.1403 million in 2008 = $21.61 million in 2012
- $15 million in 2009 = $16.1 million in 2012
- $11.21 million in 2010 = $11.84 million in 2012
- $7 million in 2011 = $7.2 million in 2012
- $41.25 million during August-September 2012
↑ [776] [777]
↑
$100 million as of 2010 = $33.3 million average per year from 2005 to 2011
- $33.3 million in 2008 = $35.8 million in 2012
- $33.3 million in 2009 = $35.8 million in 2012
- $33.3 million in 2010 = $35.2 million in 2012
↑
$100 million as of 2010 = $50 million average per year in 2010 and 2011
- $50 million in 2010 = $52.8 million in 2012
- $50 million in 2011 = $51.2 million in 2012
↑ Tetris Game Surpasses 100 Million Paid Mobile Downloads, Is the Best-Selling Mobile Phone Game of All Time (2010-01-21). Retrieved on 2010-12-10.
↑
Pac-Man paid downloads:
- BREW: 30 million in the US as of January 2010
  - Namco announces 30 million US Pac-Man sales on Brew
  - "Namco Networks' Pac-Man Franchise Surpasses 30 Million Paid Transactions in the United States on Brew". AllBusiness.com. 2010. http://www.allbusiness.com/technology/software-services-applications-internet/14737270-1.html. Retrieved 22 February 2012.
- iOS: 23 million as of January 2010 [778]
- Android:
  - 250,000 as of November 2008 [779]
  - 500,000 as of April 2012 [780]
- Sprint: 500,000 as of 2005 [781]
↑ Angry Birds: 12+ Million Copies Sold. macstories (December 8, 2010). Retrieved on 2011-07-01.
↑ ^411.0 ^411.1 Gameloft (2008-01-15). "Gameloft Debuts "Block Breaker Deluxe" for iPod". Press release. http://www2.gameloft.com/corpo_press.php?date=2008&press1=646. Retrieved 2008-03-21.
↑ Ben Parfitt (2008-05-29). Sonic rings mobile success. Market for Home Computing and Video Games. Retrieved on 2008-05-29.
↑ Fruit Ninja hits six million sales. Joystiq (17 February 2011). Retrieved on 2011-07-01.
↑ http://toucharcade.com/2010/06/25/doodle-jump-surpasses-5-million-downloads/
↑ Square Enix (2009-03-25). "Square Enix Announces New Downloadable Titles for Nintendo's Wii". Press release. http://release.square-enix.com/na/2009/03/25_01.html. Retrieved 2009-07-16.
↑ Danny Cowan (2010-01-26). Firemint's Flight Control Hits 2 Million iPhone Sales. Gamasutra. Retrieved on 2010-02-21.
↑ Danny Cowen (2010-01-19). Pocket God Becomes First iPhone App To Sell Over 2M Units. Gamasutra. Retrieved on 2010-01-20.
↑ Gameloft (2007-12-03). "Gameloft Expands Brain Challenge for Xbox Live Arcade". Press release. http://www2.gameloft.com/corpo_press.php?date=2007&press1=624. Retrieved 2008-03-21.
↑ Freeverse (2009-11-13). "Flick Fishing Celebrates First Anniversary with Update!". Press release. http://www.mcvuk.com/press-releases/52999/Flick-Fishing. Retrieved 2010-01-03.
↑ Spencer (2006-05-08). E3 2006 Hidden gems to watch out for. Siliconera. Retrieved on 2008-02-06.
↑ Benedetti, Winda (October 13, 2010). Superb 'Cut the Rope' game ties up iPhone/iPad charts. Newsvine. msnbc.com. Retrieved on October 16, 2010.
↑ Sheffield, Brandon (2007-08-17). The Tao Of Id - Kevin Cloud, Steve Nix Talk Tech, Future Of PC 3. Gamasutra. Retrieved on 2008-03-03.
↑ Podolsky, Andrew (2008-06-13). 'Guitar Hero Mobile' a Smashing Success. PC Magazine. Retrieved on 2008-09-08.
↑ Hudson Soft (2008-01-25). "Hudson Entertainment Brings Bomberman Land Series to Mobile Phones". Press release. http://www.gamershell.com/companies/hudson/393495.html. Retrieved 2008-06-20.
↑ Matt Brian (May 9, 2012). Rovios Angry Birds Titles Hit 1 Billion Cumulative Downloads. Thenextweb.com. The Next Web. Retrieved on May 9, 2012.
↑ Reisinger, Don (April 30, 2012). Angry Birds Space: 50 million downloads in 35 days. CNET. Retrieved on May 2, 2012.
↑ Handrahan, Matthew (8 May 2012). Capcom's booming mobile division rescues disappointing year. GamesIndustry.biz. Retrieved on 21 May 2012.
↑ Capcom Distributes Social Games for the Android Platform - First title is "Smurfs' Village", which has more than 15 million downloads worldwide -. Capcom (September 27, 2011). Retrieved on 14 April 2012.
↑ Draw Something Draws Up 50 Million Downloads.
↑ NAMCO NETWORKS SUPPORTS UNITESDK. Namco Bandai Games (May 21, 2010). Retrieved on 20 May 2012.
↑ Fruit Ninja surpasses 20 million total downloads. Joystiq (3 March 2011). Retrieved on 17 March 2011.
↑ ¥400 million [782]
↑ ^433.0 ^433.1
Angry Birds total revenues:
- $42 million as of March 2011 [783]
- Additional $68 million as of May 2012 [784][785]
↑
Angry Birds inflation:
- $70 million as of 2011 = $71.6 million in 2012
- Additional $68 million as of May 2012
↑ $64 million in 2006 dollars = $73 million in 2012 dollars
↑
Ragnarok Mobile revenues: [786]
- 2009: ₩7882 million = $7 million [787]
- 2010: ₩9188 million = $8.21 million [788]
- 2011: ₩9293 million = $8.3 million [789]
- January-September 2012: $7 million [790]

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[WiiSportsRevenue-14] 1.0 ^1.1 Wii Sports revenue: 79.6 million units^[1] = $17.365 billion
Japan, non-bundled: 3.77 million units = $204 million^[57]
Overseas, bundled with console: 75.81 million units = $18.957 billion
November 2006 to September 2009: 46.9 million units at $249.99^[58] each = $11,724.531 million
November 2006 to March 2007: 3.84 million units [1]
April 2007 to March 2008: 14.7 million units [2]
April 2008 to March 2009: 23.61 million units [3]
March-September 2009: 4.75 million units [4]

October 2009 to March 2011: 26.08 million units at $199.99 [5] each = $5215.7392 million
October 2009 to March 2010: 12.84 million units [6]
April 2010 to March 2011: 13.24 million units

April 2011 to March 2012: 2.83 million units [7] at $149.99 [8] each = $424.4717 million

[2] Japan, non-bundled: 3.77 million units = $204 million^[57]

[3] Overseas, bundled with console: 75.81 million units = $18.957 billion
November 2006 to September 2009: 46.9 million units at $249.99^[58] each = $11,724.531 million
November 2006 to March 2007: 3.84 million units [1]
April 2007 to March 2008: 14.7 million units [2]
April 2008 to March 2009: 23.61 million units [3]
March-September 2009: 4.75 million units [4]

October 2009 to March 2011: 26.08 million units at $199.99 [5] each = $5215.7392 million
October 2009 to March 2010: 12.84 million units [6]
April 2010 to March 2011: 13.24 million units

April 2011 to March 2012: 2.83 million units [7] at $149.99 [8] each = $424.4717 million

[4] November 2006 to September 2009: 46.9 million units at $249.99^[58] each = $11,724.531 million
November 2006 to March 2007: 3.84 million units [1]
April 2007 to March 2008: 14.7 million units [2]
April 2008 to March 2009: 23.61 million units [3]
March-September 2009: 4.75 million units [4]

[5] November 2006 to March 2007: 3.84 million units [1]

[6] April 2007 to March 2008: 14.7 million units [2]

[7] April 2008 to March 2009: 23.61 million units [3]

[8] March-September 2009: 4.75 million units [4]

[9] October 2009 to March 2011: 26.08 million units at $199.99 [5] each = $5215.7392 million
October 2009 to March 2010: 12.84 million units [6]
April 2010 to March 2011: 13.24 million units

[10] October 2009 to March 2010: 12.84 million units [6]

[11] April 2010 to March 2011: 13.24 million units

[12] April 2011 to March 2012: 2.83 million units [7] at $149.99 [8] each = $424.4717 million

[WiiSportsNote-15] 2.0 ^2.1 Due to Wii Sports coming bundled with the Wii outside of Japan, this figure includes the revenues generated from Wii hardware sales outside of Japan.

[SMBTotalRevenue-16] 3.0 ^3.1 Super Mario Bros. total revenue:
Bundled console packages in North America: 29.08 million packages [9] at $200 [10] each = $5.816 billion
Non-bundled copies in the rest of the world: $530 million^{[n 48]}

[15] Bundled console packages in North America: 29.08 million packages [9] at $200 [10] each = $5.816 billion

[16] Non-bundled copies in the rest of the world: $530 million^{[n 48]}

[SMBTotalInflation-17] 4.0 ^4.1 Super Mario Bros. total revenue with inflation:
Bundled console packages in North America: 29.08 million packages at $420 [11] each = $12,213.6 million
Non-bundled copies in the rest of the world: $1170.04 million^[59]

[18] Bundled console packages in North America: 29.08 million packages at $420 [11] each = $12,213.6 million

[19] Non-bundled copies in the rest of the world: $1170.04 million^[59]

[SMBNote-18] 5.0 ^5.1 Like Wii Sports, Super Mario Bros. came bundled with the Nintendo Entertainment System in North America, hence this figure includes NES hardware sales revenues in North America.

[PacMan-19] 6.0 ^6.1 Pac-Man:
Estimated 10 billion quarters ($2.5 billion) by 1999:
Chris Morris (10 May 2005). "Pac Man turns 25: A pizza dinner yields a cultural phenomenon – and millions of dollars in quarters". CNN. Archived from the original on 15 May 2011. http://web.archive.org/web/20110515011836/http://money.cnn.com/2005/05/10/commentary/game_over/column_gaming/index.htm. Retrieved 23 April 2011. "In the late 1990s, Twin Galaxies, which tracks video game world record scores, visited used game auctions and counted how many times the average Pac Man machine had been played. Based on those findings and the total number of machines that were manufactured, the organization said it believed the game had been played more than 10 billion times in the 20th century."
Mark J. P. Wolf (2008), The video game explosion: a history from PONG to Playstation and beyond, ABC-CLIO, p. 73, ISBN 0-313-33868-X, http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=XiM0ntMybNwC&pg=PA73, retrieved 10 April 2011, "It would go on to become arguably the most famous video game of all time, with the arcade game alone taking in more than a billion dollars, and one study estimated that it had been played more than 10 billion times during the twentieth century."

Estimated 7 billion coins (7 billion quarters / $1.75 billion) by 1982.^[310]
$1 billion cabinet sales by 1982:
Marlene Targ Brill (2009). America in the 1980s. Twenty-First Century Books. p. 120. ISBN 0-8225-7602-3. http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=NjmhJKkoKW0C&pg=PT120. Retrieved 1 May 2011.

800 million quarters ($200 million) in the US during 1981:
Schenectady Gazette: p. 16. March 17, 1982. http://news.google.com/newspapers?id=RZBGAAAAIBAJ&sjid=gekMAAAAIBAJ&pg=3099,372728. Retrieved 2012-12-30.

$1 billion revenue in 1980:
Kline, Stephen; Nick Dyer-Witheford, Greig de Peuter (2003). Digital play: the interaction of technology, culture, and marketing (Reprint ed.). Montréal, Quebec: McGill-Queen's University Press. p. 96. ISBN 0-7735-2591-2. http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=gw5V10iLEsUC&pg=PA96. Retrieved 25 February 2012. "The game produced one billion dollars in 1980 alone"

[22] Estimated 10 billion quarters ($2.5 billion) by 1999:
Chris Morris (10 May 2005). "Pac Man turns 25: A pizza dinner yields a cultural phenomenon – and millions of dollars in quarters". CNN. Archived from the original on 15 May 2011. http://web.archive.org/web/20110515011836/http://money.cnn.com/2005/05/10/commentary/game_over/column_gaming/index.htm. Retrieved 23 April 2011. "In the late 1990s, Twin Galaxies, which tracks video game world record scores, visited used game auctions and counted how many times the average Pac Man machine had been played. Based on those findings and the total number of machines that were manufactured, the organization said it believed the game had been played more than 10 billion times in the 20th century."
Mark J. P. Wolf (2008), The video game explosion: a history from PONG to Playstation and beyond, ABC-CLIO, p. 73, ISBN 0-313-33868-X, http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=XiM0ntMybNwC&pg=PA73, retrieved 10 April 2011, "It would go on to become arguably the most famous video game of all time, with the arcade game alone taking in more than a billion dollars, and one study estimated that it had been played more than 10 billion times during the twentieth century."

[23] Chris Morris (10 May 2005). "Pac Man turns 25: A pizza dinner yields a cultural phenomenon – and millions of dollars in quarters". CNN. Archived from the original on 15 May 2011. http://web.archive.org/web/20110515011836/http://money.cnn.com/2005/05/10/commentary/game_over/column_gaming/index.htm. Retrieved 23 April 2011. "In the late 1990s, Twin Galaxies, which tracks video game world record scores, visited used game auctions and counted how many times the average Pac Man machine had been played. Based on those findings and the total number of machines that were manufactured, the organization said it believed the game had been played more than 10 billion times in the 20th century."

[24] Mark J. P. Wolf (2008), The video game explosion: a history from PONG to Playstation and beyond, ABC-CLIO, p. 73, ISBN 0-313-33868-X, http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=XiM0ntMybNwC&pg=PA73, retrieved 10 April 2011, "It would go on to become arguably the most famous video game of all time, with the arcade game alone taking in more than a billion dollars, and one study estimated that it had been played more than 10 billion times during the twentieth century."

[25] Estimated 7 billion coins (7 billion quarters / $1.75 billion) by 1982.^[310]

[26] $1 billion cabinet sales by 1982:
Marlene Targ Brill (2009). America in the 1980s. Twenty-First Century Books. p. 120. ISBN 0-8225-7602-3. http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=NjmhJKkoKW0C&pg=PT120. Retrieved 1 May 2011.

[27] Marlene Targ Brill (2009). America in the 1980s. Twenty-First Century Books. p. 120. ISBN 0-8225-7602-3. http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=NjmhJKkoKW0C&pg=PT120. Retrieved 1 May 2011.

[28] 800 million quarters ($200 million) in the US during 1981:
Schenectady Gazette: p. 16. March 17, 1982. http://news.google.com/newspapers?id=RZBGAAAAIBAJ&sjid=gekMAAAAIBAJ&pg=3099,372728. Retrieved 2012-12-30.

[29] Schenectady Gazette: p. 16. March 17, 1982. http://news.google.com/newspapers?id=RZBGAAAAIBAJ&sjid=gekMAAAAIBAJ&pg=3099,372728. Retrieved 2012-12-30.

[30] $1 billion revenue in 1980:
Kline, Stephen; Nick Dyer-Witheford, Greig de Peuter (2003). Digital play: the interaction of technology, culture, and marketing (Reprint ed.). Montréal, Quebec: McGill-Queen's University Press. p. 96. ISBN 0-7735-2591-2. http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=gw5V10iLEsUC&pg=PA96. Retrieved 25 February 2012. "The game produced one billion dollars in 1980 alone"

[31] Kline, Stephen; Nick Dyer-Witheford, Greig de Peuter (2003). Digital play: the interaction of technology, culture, and marketing (Reprint ed.). Montréal, Quebec: McGill-Queen's University Press. p. 96. ISBN 0-7735-2591-2. http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=gw5V10iLEsUC&pg=PA96. Retrieved 25 February 2012. "The game produced one billion dollars in 1980 alone"

[PacManAtariRevenue-20] 7.0 ^7.1 Pac-Man, retail sales:
Atari 2600 version: $208.32 million in 1982^[85]^[86]
Coleco Mini-Arcade version: $89.96 million in 1982 (1.5 million units at $59.97 each) [12]

[33] Atari 2600 version: $208.32 million in 1982^[85]^[86]

[34] Coleco Mini-Arcade version: $89.96 million in 1982 (1.5 million units at $59.97 each) [12]

[21] Pac-Man, overall revenue:
Arcade: $3.5 billion as of 1999^{[n 6]}
Atari 2600: $298.28 million as of 1982^{[n 7]}

[36] Arcade: $3.5 billion as of 1999^{[n 6]}

[37] Atari 2600: $298.28 million as of 1982^{[n 7]}

[PacManInflation-22] 9.0 ^9.1 Pac-Man, inflation:^[14]
Cabinet sales from 1980 to 1982: $1 billion = $333.3 million average per year = $2.571 billion in 2012 dollars
$333.33 million in 1980 = $931.31 million in 2012
$333.33 million in 1981 = $844.22 million in 2012
$333.33 million in 1982 = $795.23 million in 2012

Coin revenues from 1980 to 1982: 7 billion quarters ($1.75 billion) = $583.3 million average per year = $4.502 billion in 2012 dollars
$583.33 million in 1980 = $1.63 billion in 2012
$583.33 million in 1981 = $1.48 billion in 2012
$583.33 million in 1982 = $1.392 billion in 2012

Additional coin revenues from 1983 to 1999: 3 billion quarters ($750 million) = $46.875 average per year = $1.344 billion in 2012 dollars
$46.875 million in 1983 = $108.35 million in 2012
$46.875 million in 1984 = $103.88 million in 2012
$46.875 million in 1985 = $100.30 million in 2012
$46.875 million in 1986 = $98.47 million in 2012
$46.875 million in 1987 = $95.01 million in 2012
$46.875 million in 1988 = $91.23 million in 2012
$46.875 million in 1989 = $87.04 million in 2012
$46.875 million in 1990 = $82.58 million in 2012
$46.875 million in 1991 = $79.24 million in 2012
$46.875 million in 1992 = $76.93 million in 2012
$46.875 million in 1993 = $74.69 million in 2012
$46.875 million in 1994 = $72.83 million in 2012
$46.875 million in 1995 = $70.82 million in 2012
$46.875 million in 1996 = $68.79 million in 2012
$46.875 million in 1997 = $67.24 million in 2012
$46.875 million in 1998 = $66.21 million in 2012

[39] Cabinet sales from 1980 to 1982: $1 billion = $333.3 million average per year = $2.571 billion in 2012 dollars
$333.33 million in 1980 = $931.31 million in 2012
$333.33 million in 1981 = $844.22 million in 2012
$333.33 million in 1982 = $795.23 million in 2012

[40] $333.33 million in 1980 = $931.31 million in 2012

[41] $333.33 million in 1981 = $844.22 million in 2012

[42] $333.33 million in 1982 = $795.23 million in 2012

[43] Coin revenues from 1980 to 1982: 7 billion quarters ($1.75 billion) = $583.3 million average per year = $4.502 billion in 2012 dollars
$583.33 million in 1980 = $1.63 billion in 2012
$583.33 million in 1981 = $1.48 billion in 2012
$583.33 million in 1982 = $1.392 billion in 2012

[44] $583.33 million in 1980 = $1.63 billion in 2012

[45] $583.33 million in 1981 = $1.48 billion in 2012

[46] $583.33 million in 1982 = $1.392 billion in 2012

[47] Additional coin revenues from 1983 to 1999: 3 billion quarters ($750 million) = $46.875 average per year = $1.344 billion in 2012 dollars
$46.875 million in 1983 = $108.35 million in 2012
$46.875 million in 1984 = $103.88 million in 2012
$46.875 million in 1985 = $100.30 million in 2012
$46.875 million in 1986 = $98.47 million in 2012
$46.875 million in 1987 = $95.01 million in 2012
$46.875 million in 1988 = $91.23 million in 2012
$46.875 million in 1989 = $87.04 million in 2012
$46.875 million in 1990 = $82.58 million in 2012
$46.875 million in 1991 = $79.24 million in 2012
$46.875 million in 1992 = $76.93 million in 2012
$46.875 million in 1993 = $74.69 million in 2012
$46.875 million in 1994 = $72.83 million in 2012
$46.875 million in 1995 = $70.82 million in 2012
$46.875 million in 1996 = $68.79 million in 2012
$46.875 million in 1997 = $67.24 million in 2012
$46.875 million in 1998 = $66.21 million in 2012

[48] $46.875 million in 1983 = $108.35 million in 2012

[49] $46.875 million in 1984 = $103.88 million in 2012

[50] $46.875 million in 1985 = $100.30 million in 2012

[51] $46.875 million in 1986 = $98.47 million in 2012

[52] $46.875 million in 1987 = $95.01 million in 2012

[53] $46.875 million in 1988 = $91.23 million in 2012

[54] $46.875 million in 1989 = $87.04 million in 2012

[55] $46.875 million in 1990 = $82.58 million in 2012

[56] $46.875 million in 1991 = $79.24 million in 2012

[57] $46.875 million in 1992 = $76.93 million in 2012

[58] $46.875 million in 1993 = $74.69 million in 2012

[59] $46.875 million in 1994 = $72.83 million in 2012

[60] $46.875 million in 1995 = $70.82 million in 2012

[61] $46.875 million in 1996 = $68.79 million in 2012

[62] $46.875 million in 1997 = $67.24 million in 2012

[63] $46.875 million in 1998 = $66.21 million in 2012

[23] Pac-Man, overall revenue inflation-adjusted for 2012:
Arcade: $8.417 billion^{[n 9]}
Atari 2600: $712 million^[14]

[65] Arcade: $8.417 billion^{[n 9]}

[66] Atari 2600: $712 million^[14]

[SpaceInvaders-24] 11.0 ^11.1 Space Invaders revenues:
$600 million annual revenues since 1978^[347] through to 1982^[348] = $3 billion from 1978 to 1982
$2 billion (4 billion quarters) coin revenues by 1982: "Making millions, 25 cents at a time". The Fifth Estate (Canadian Broadcasting Corporation). 23 November 1982. http://archives.cbc.ca/arts_entertainment/media/clips/15869/. Retrieved 30 April 2011.
$1 billion (8 billion quarters) coin revenues by 1981: Glinert, Ephraim P. (1990), Visual Programming Environments: Applications and Issues, IEEE Computer Society Press, p. 321, ISBN 0-8186-8974-9, http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=NMtWAAAAMAAJ, retrieved 10 April 2011, "As of mid-1981, according to Steve Bloom, author of Video Invaders, more than four billion quarters had been dropped into Space Invaders games around the world"
$600 million earnings for Taito from 100,000 Japan cabinet sales in 1978.^[347] Revenues from remaining 250,000 cabinet sales in Japan unknown.
$102 million US cabinet sales by 1979.^[330]

[68] $600 million annual revenues since 1978^[347] through to 1982^[348] = $3 billion from 1978 to 1982

[69] $2 billion (4 billion quarters) coin revenues by 1982: "Making millions, 25 cents at a time". The Fifth Estate (Canadian Broadcasting Corporation). 23 November 1982. http://archives.cbc.ca/arts_entertainment/media/clips/15869/. Retrieved 30 April 2011.

[70] $1 billion (8 billion quarters) coin revenues by 1981: Glinert, Ephraim P. (1990), Visual Programming Environments: Applications and Issues, IEEE Computer Society Press, p. 321, ISBN 0-8186-8974-9, http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=NMtWAAAAMAAJ, retrieved 10 April 2011, "As of mid-1981, according to Steve Bloom, author of Video Invaders, more than four billion quarters had been dropped into Space Invaders games around the world"

[71] $600 million earnings for Taito from 100,000 Japan cabinet sales in 1978.^[347] Revenues from remaining 250,000 cabinet sales in Japan unknown.

[72] $102 million US cabinet sales by 1979.^[330]

[26] Space Invaders, overall revenue:
Arcade: $3 billion as of 1982^{[n 11]}
Atari 2600: $150 million as of 1980^[15]

[74] Arcade: $3 billion as of 1982^{[n 11]}

[75] Atari 2600: $150 million as of 1980^[15]

[SpaceInvadersInflation-27] 13.0 ^13.1 Space Invaders, inflation:^[14]
Calculation used:
$600 million annual revenues since 1978 through to 1982
$600 million in 1978 = $2,118.6 million in 2012
$600 million in 1979 = $1,902.65 million in 2012
$600 million in 1980 = $1,676.37 million in 2012
$600 million in 1981 = $1,519.61 million in 2012
$600 million in 1982 = $1,431.43 million in 2012

Total revenue: $3 billion from 1978 to 1982 = $8.649 billion in 2012 dollars

Alternative calculation:
$600 million Japan cabinet sales in 1978: $2.09 billion in 2012 dollars
$102 million US cabinet sales during 1978-1979: $342 million in 2012 dollars
$51 million in 1978 = $180.08 million in 2012
$51 million in 1979 = $161.73 million in 2012

Coin revenues from mid-1978 to mid-1981: $1 billion (4 billion quarters) = $166.67 million average per half-year = $3.002 billion in 2012 dollars
$166.67 million in second half of 1978 = $588.51 million in 2012
$333.33 million in 1979 = $1.06 billion in 2012
$333.33 million in 1980 = $931.31 million in 2012
$166.67 million in first half of 1981 = $422.12 million in 2012

Coin revenues from mid-1981 to 1982: $1 billion (4 billion quarters) = $333.33 million average per half-year = $2.435 billion in 2012 dollars
$333.33 million in second half of 1981 = $844.22 million in 2012
$666.67 million in 1982 = $1.5905 million in 2012

[77] Calculation used:
$600 million annual revenues since 1978 through to 1982
$600 million in 1978 = $2,118.6 million in 2012
$600 million in 1979 = $1,902.65 million in 2012
$600 million in 1980 = $1,676.37 million in 2012
$600 million in 1981 = $1,519.61 million in 2012
$600 million in 1982 = $1,431.43 million in 2012

Total revenue: $3 billion from 1978 to 1982 = $8.649 billion in 2012 dollars

[78] $600 million annual revenues since 1978 through to 1982
$600 million in 1978 = $2,118.6 million in 2012
$600 million in 1979 = $1,902.65 million in 2012
$600 million in 1980 = $1,676.37 million in 2012
$600 million in 1981 = $1,519.61 million in 2012
$600 million in 1982 = $1,431.43 million in 2012

[79] $600 million in 1978 = $2,118.6 million in 2012

[80] $600 million in 1979 = $1,902.65 million in 2012

[81] $600 million in 1980 = $1,676.37 million in 2012

[82] $600 million in 1981 = $1,519.61 million in 2012

[83] $600 million in 1982 = $1,431.43 million in 2012

[84] Total revenue: $3 billion from 1978 to 1982 = $8.649 billion in 2012 dollars

[85] Alternative calculation:
$600 million Japan cabinet sales in 1978: $2.09 billion in 2012 dollars
$102 million US cabinet sales during 1978-1979: $342 million in 2012 dollars
$51 million in 1978 = $180.08 million in 2012
$51 million in 1979 = $161.73 million in 2012

Coin revenues from mid-1978 to mid-1981: $1 billion (4 billion quarters) = $166.67 million average per half-year = $3.002 billion in 2012 dollars
$166.67 million in second half of 1978 = $588.51 million in 2012
$333.33 million in 1979 = $1.06 billion in 2012
$333.33 million in 1980 = $931.31 million in 2012
$166.67 million in first half of 1981 = $422.12 million in 2012

Coin revenues from mid-1981 to 1982: $1 billion (4 billion quarters) = $333.33 million average per half-year = $2.435 billion in 2012 dollars
$333.33 million in second half of 1981 = $844.22 million in 2012
$666.67 million in 1982 = $1.5905 million in 2012

[86] $600 million Japan cabinet sales in 1978: $2.09 billion in 2012 dollars

[87] $102 million US cabinet sales during 1978-1979: $342 million in 2012 dollars
$51 million in 1978 = $180.08 million in 2012
$51 million in 1979 = $161.73 million in 2012

[88] $51 million in 1978 = $180.08 million in 2012

[89] $51 million in 1979 = $161.73 million in 2012

[90] Coin revenues from mid-1978 to mid-1981: $1 billion (4 billion quarters) = $166.67 million average per half-year = $3.002 billion in 2012 dollars
$166.67 million in second half of 1978 = $588.51 million in 2012
$333.33 million in 1979 = $1.06 billion in 2012
$333.33 million in 1980 = $931.31 million in 2012
$166.67 million in first half of 1981 = $422.12 million in 2012

[91] $166.67 million in second half of 1978 = $588.51 million in 2012

[92] $333.33 million in 1979 = $1.06 billion in 2012

[93] $333.33 million in 1980 = $931.31 million in 2012

[94] $166.67 million in first half of 1981 = $422.12 million in 2012

[95] Coin revenues from mid-1981 to 1982: $1 billion (4 billion quarters) = $333.33 million average per half-year = $2.435 billion in 2012 dollars
$333.33 million in second half of 1981 = $844.22 million in 2012
$666.67 million in 1982 = $1.5905 million in 2012

[96] $333.33 million in second half of 1981 = $844.22 million in 2012

[97] $666.67 million in 1982 = $1.5905 million in 2012

[28] Space Invaders, overall revenue inflation-adjusted for 2012:
Arcade: $8.649 billion^{[n 13]}
Atari 2600: $420 million^[14]

[99] Arcade: $8.649 billion^{[n 13]}

[100] Atari 2600: $420 million^[14]

[SF2Revenue-29] 15.0 ^15.1 Based on Street Fighter II generating £260 million ($423 million) annually in 1992 and 1993 in the UK alone,^{[n 100]} the annual revenues in the larger Japan and US markets must have been larger for those same years. Assuming it generated at least £260 million annually in each of these three markets (the UK, US, and Japan), it would work out to at least £780 million ($1.27 billion) annually in 1992 and 1993.
The game grossed over $1.5 billion by 1993,^[66] and over $2 billion by 1994,[13] though it is unclear whether these sources are referring to the arcade or console versions.

[102] The game grossed over $1.5 billion by 1993,^[66] and over $2 billion by 1994,[13] though it is unclear whether these sources are referring to the arcade or console versions.

[SF2ConsoleRevenue-30] 16.0 ^16.1 Street Fighter II revenues
Street Fighter II: The World Warrior (SNES) - 6.3 million units^{[n 47]} = $606 million
2.9 million units in Japan [14] at ¥9800 [15] ($121) [16] each = $351 million
Remaining 3.4 million units at $74.99 each [17] = $255 million

Street Fighter II Turbo (SNES) - 4.1 million units^{[n 47]} at ¥9980 [18] ($123.011) [19] each = $504.4 million
Super Street Fighter II: The New Challengers (SNES) - 2 million units^{[n 47]} = $264.24 million
1.4 million in Japan^[65] at ¥10,900 [20] ($134.40) [21] each = $188.2 million
520,000 units in North America [22] at CA$99.99 [23] (US$102) [24] = US$53.04 million
Remaining 190,000 units in Europe and elsewhere [25] at an average price (between North America and Japan prices) of $118.20 each = $23 million

Street Fighter II: Special Champion Edition (Mega Drive) - 1.65 million units^{[n 47]} at ¥9800 [26] ($121) each = $200 million
Super Street Fighter II (Mega Drive) - 150,000 units [27] at ¥10,900 [28][29] (US$134.4) each = $20.2 million
The game grossed over $1.5 billion by 1993,^[66] and over $2 billion by 1994,[30] though it is unclear whether these sources are referring to the arcade or console versions.
Super Street Fighter II: Turbo Revival (GBA) - 250,000 units^{[n 47]} at ¥4800 [31] ($55) [32] each = $14 million
Super Street Fighter II Turbo HD Remix (PSN/XBLA) - 250,000 units^[46] at $15 [33][34] each = $4 million

[104] Street Fighter II: The World Warrior (SNES) - 6.3 million units^{[n 47]} = $606 million
2.9 million units in Japan [14] at ¥9800 [15] ($121) [16] each = $351 million
Remaining 3.4 million units at $74.99 each [17] = $255 million

[105] 2.9 million units in Japan [14] at ¥9800 [15] ($121) [16] each = $351 million

[106] Remaining 3.4 million units at $74.99 each [17] = $255 million

[107] Street Fighter II Turbo (SNES) - 4.1 million units^{[n 47]} at ¥9980 [18] ($123.011) [19] each = $504.4 million

[108] Super Street Fighter II: The New Challengers (SNES) - 2 million units^{[n 47]} = $264.24 million
1.4 million in Japan^[65] at ¥10,900 [20] ($134.40) [21] each = $188.2 million
520,000 units in North America [22] at CA$99.99 [23] (US$102) [24] = US$53.04 million
Remaining 190,000 units in Europe and elsewhere [25] at an average price (between North America and Japan prices) of $118.20 each = $23 million

[109] 1.4 million in Japan^[65] at ¥10,900 [20] ($134.40) [21] each = $188.2 million

[110] 520,000 units in North America [22] at CA$99.99 [23] (US$102) [24] = US$53.04 million

[111] Remaining 190,000 units in Europe and elsewhere [25] at an average price (between North America and Japan prices) of $118.20 each = $23 million

[112] Street Fighter II: Special Champion Edition (Mega Drive) - 1.65 million units^{[n 47]} at ¥9800 [26] ($121) each = $200 million

[113] Super Street Fighter II (Mega Drive) - 150,000 units [27] at ¥10,900 [28][29] (US$134.4) each = $20.2 million

[114] The game grossed over $1.5 billion by 1993,^[66] and over $2 billion by 1994,[30] though it is unclear whether these sources are referring to the arcade or console versions.

[115] Super Street Fighter II: Turbo Revival (GBA) - 250,000 units^{[n 47]} at ¥4800 [31] ($55) [32] each = $14 million

[116] Super Street Fighter II Turbo HD Remix (PSN/XBLA) - 250,000 units^[46] at $15 [33][34] each = $4 million

[31] Street Fighter II, overall revenue:
Arcade: $2.54 billion as of 1993^{[n 15]}
Consoles: $1.613 billion as of 2001^{[n 16]}

[118] Arcade: $2.54 billion as of 1993^{[n 15]}

[119] Consoles: $1.613 billion as of 2001^{[n 16]}

[SF2Inflation-32] 18.0 ^18.1 Street Fighter II inflation:^[63]
£780 million in 1992 = £1.32 billion in 2011 = $2.205 billion in 2011 [35] = $2.251 billion in 2012
£780 million in 1993 = £1.3 billion in 2011 = $2.2 billion in 2011 [36] = $2.25 billion in 2012

[121] £780 million in 1992 = £1.32 billion in 2011 = $2.205 billion in 2011 [35] = $2.251 billion in 2012

[122] £780 million in 1993 = £1.3 billion in 2011 = $2.2 billion in 2011 [36] = $2.25 billion in 2012

[34] Street Fighter II, overall revenue inflation-adjusted for 2012:
Arcade: $4.501 billion^{[n 18]}
Consoles: $2.575 billion^[16]

[124] Arcade: $4.501 billion^{[n 18]}

[125] Consoles: $2.575 billion^[16]

[SMW_Revenue-37] 20.0 ^20.1 Super Mario World overall revenue:
Super Famicom, Japan, non-bundled copies: $330.4 million^[60]
Overseas, SNES console bundles: [37] $3.6 billion
North America: 12.78 million units at $199.99 [38] each = $2.56 billion
Europe and elsewhere: 4.3 million units at £149.99 [39] ($241.50) [40] each = $1.04 billion

[127] Super Famicom, Japan, non-bundled copies: $330.4 million^[60]

[128] Overseas, SNES console bundles: [37] $3.6 billion
North America: 12.78 million units at $199.99 [38] each = $2.56 billion
Europe and elsewhere: 4.3 million units at £149.99 [39] ($241.50) [40] each = $1.04 billion

[129] North America: 12.78 million units at $199.99 [38] each = $2.56 billion

[130] Europe and elsewhere: 4.3 million units at £149.99 [39] ($241.50) [40] each = $1.04 billion

[SMW_Inflation-38] 21.0 ^21.1 Super Mario World overall revenue, inflation adjusted:
Super Famicom, Japan, non-bundled copies: $580.4 million^[60]
Overseas, SNES console bundles: $ billion
North America: $2.56 billion in 1991 dollars = $4.32 billion in 2012 dollars
Europe and elsewhere: $1.04 billion in 1992 dollars = $1.7 billion in 2012 dollars

[132] Super Famicom, Japan, non-bundled copies: $580.4 million^[60]

[133] Overseas, SNES console bundles: $ billion
North America: $2.56 billion in 1991 dollars = $4.32 billion in 2012 dollars
Europe and elsewhere: $1.04 billion in 1992 dollars = $1.7 billion in 2012 dollars

[134] North America: $2.56 billion in 1991 dollars = $4.32 billion in 2012 dollars

[135] Europe and elsewhere: $1.04 billion in 1992 dollars = $1.7 billion in 2012 dollars

[SonicBundleRevenue-39] 22.0 ^22.1 Sonic the Hedgehog (incl. console bundles) revenue:
Mega Drive / Genesis - $2173 million
Total 15 million units sold [41]
Non-bundled copies: 4.34 million units = $253 million^[61]
Console bundles: 10.66 million units at $150 [42] and £129.99 [43] ($210) [44] each = 10.66 million units at $180 (median price) each = $1.92 billion

Master System console bundles in Europe for £99.99 [45] ($161) [46] each, from 1992 to 1994 [47][48][49] (since Sonic the Hedgehog was bundled from October 1991 onwards) - 2.96 million units = £296 million = $477 million
France: 600,000 units
Germany: 330,000 units
Italy: 180,000 units
Netherlands: 100,000 units
Spain: 350,000 units
United Kingdom: 750,000 units
Rest of Western Europe: 650,000 units

[137] Mega Drive / Genesis - $2173 million
Total 15 million units sold [41]
Non-bundled copies: 4.34 million units = $253 million^[61]
Console bundles: 10.66 million units at $150 [42] and £129.99 [43] ($210) [44] each = 10.66 million units at $180 (median price) each = $1.92 billion

[138] Total 15 million units sold [41]

[139] Non-bundled copies: 4.34 million units = $253 million^[61]

[140] Console bundles: 10.66 million units at $150 [42] and £129.99 [43] ($210) [44] each = 10.66 million units at $180 (median price) each = $1.92 billion

[141] Master System console bundles in Europe for £99.99 [45] ($161) [46] each, from 1992 to 1994 [47][48][49] (since Sonic the Hedgehog was bundled from October 1991 onwards) - 2.96 million units = £296 million = $477 million
France: 600,000 units
Germany: 330,000 units
Italy: 180,000 units
Netherlands: 100,000 units
Spain: 350,000 units
United Kingdom: 750,000 units
Rest of Western Europe: 650,000 units

[142] France: 600,000 units

[143] Germany: 330,000 units

[144] Italy: 180,000 units

[145] Netherlands: 100,000 units

[146] Spain: 350,000 units

[147] United Kingdom: 750,000 units

[148] Rest of Western Europe: 650,000 units

[41] Sonic the Hedgehog (incl. console bundles) overall revenue:
Console (incl. bundles) versions: $2650 million^{[n 22]}
Mobile version: $64 million^[19]

[150] Console (incl. bundles) versions: $2650 million^{[n 22]}

[151] Mobile version: $64 million^[19]

[SonicBundleInflation-42] 24.0 ^24.1 Sonic the Hedgehog (incl. console bundles) inflation:
Mega Drive / Genesis - $3683 million in 2012 dollars
Non-bundled copies: 4.34 million units = $443 million in 2012 dollars^[62]
Console bundles: 10.66 million units = $1.92 billion in 1991 dollars = $3.24 billion in 2012 dollars^[14]

Master System bundles - £296 million in 1991 pounds = £530 million in 2011 pounds^[63] = $885.3 million in 2011 dollars [50] = $904 million in 2012 dollars

[153] Mega Drive / Genesis - $3683 million in 2012 dollars
Non-bundled copies: 4.34 million units = $443 million in 2012 dollars^[62]
Console bundles: 10.66 million units = $1.92 billion in 1991 dollars = $3.24 billion in 2012 dollars^[14]

[154] Non-bundled copies: 4.34 million units = $443 million in 2012 dollars^[62]

[155] Console bundles: 10.66 million units = $1.92 billion in 1991 dollars = $3.24 billion in 2012 dollars^[14]

[156] Master System bundles - £296 million in 1991 pounds = £530 million in 2011 pounds^[63] = $885.3 million in 2011 dollars [50] = $904 million in 2012 dollars

[43] Sonic the Hedgehog (incl. console bundles) overall revenue, inflation adjusted:
Console (incl. bundles) versions: $4587 million^{[n 24]}
Mobile version: $73 million^[19]

[158] Console (incl. bundles) versions: $4587 million^{[n 24]}

[159] Mobile version: $73 million^[19]

[WiiFitRevenue-50] 26.0 ^26.1 Wii Fit sales and revenues:
Regional sales:
Japan from December 2007 to December 2011: 3,633,260
December 2007: 1.05 million [51]
2008: 2.18 million
January-March 2008: 800,000 [52]
April-December 2008: 1.38 million [53]

2009: 380,000
January-March 2009: 200,000 [54]
April-December 2009: 180,000 [55]

2010: 21,065 [56]
2011: 2,195 [57]

Europe from 2008 to 2012: 8,150,135 [58]
2008: 4,709,296
2009: 3,259,865
2010: 131,975
2011: 21,410
2012: 27,589

United States from 2008 to 2012: 8,193,192 [59]
2008: 4,299,177
2009: 3,812,829
2010: 47,336
2011: 22,419
2012: 11,431

Rest of North America: 716,808 [60]
Rest of the world: 2.08 million [61]

Overall sales from December 2007 to December 2012:
22.74 million worldwide [62] (3,633,260 in Japan; 8,150,135 in Europe; 8,193,192 in the US; 716,808 in the rest of North America; 2.08 million in the rest of the world)

Retail prices:
Japan: ¥8800 [63] ($114.12) [64]
Mainland Europe: €89.99^[64] ($141) [65]
United Kingdom: £69.99^[64] ($139) [66]
United States: $89.99 [67] (this price will also be used to represent the rest of the world)

Overall revenue from December 2007 to December 2012: $2.555 billion worldwide
$415 million in Japan
$1.15 billion in Europe
$737.31 million in the US
$65 million in the rest of North America
$187.2 million in the rest of the world

Revenue as of June 2009: $2 billion [68]
Annual sales:
21.82 million as of June 2009 [69]
Sales during April-June 2009: 3.6 million worldwide (130,000 units in Japan and 3.47 million overseas)

22.56 million as of December 2009 [70]
Sales during July-December 2009: 740,000 worldwide (50,000 in Japan and 690,000 overseas)

22.61 million as of March 2010 [71]
Sales during January-March 2010: 50,000 worldwide (50,000 overseas)

22.634 million as of December 2010 [72]
Sales during April-December 2010: 24,000 worldwide (21,065 in Japan [73] and 2,935 overseas)

22.67 million as of December 2011 [74]
Sales in 2011: 36,000 worldwide (2,195 in Japan and 33,805 overseas)

22.67 million as of March 2012^[7]
Sales during January-March 2012: N/A

22.74 million as of December 2012 [75]
Sales during April-December 2012: 70,000 worldwide (1,393 in Japan and 68,607 overseas)

[161] Regional sales:
Japan from December 2007 to December 2011: 3,633,260
December 2007: 1.05 million [51]
2008: 2.18 million
January-March 2008: 800,000 [52]
April-December 2008: 1.38 million [53]

2009: 380,000
January-March 2009: 200,000 [54]
April-December 2009: 180,000 [55]

2010: 21,065 [56]
2011: 2,195 [57]

Europe from 2008 to 2012: 8,150,135 [58]
2008: 4,709,296
2009: 3,259,865
2010: 131,975
2011: 21,410
2012: 27,589

United States from 2008 to 2012: 8,193,192 [59]
2008: 4,299,177
2009: 3,812,829
2010: 47,336
2011: 22,419
2012: 11,431

Rest of North America: 716,808 [60]
Rest of the world: 2.08 million [61]

[162] Japan from December 2007 to December 2011: 3,633,260
December 2007: 1.05 million [51]
2008: 2.18 million
January-March 2008: 800,000 [52]
April-December 2008: 1.38 million [53]

2009: 380,000
January-March 2009: 200,000 [54]
April-December 2009: 180,000 [55]

2010: 21,065 [56]
2011: 2,195 [57]

[163] December 2007: 1.05 million [51]

[164] 2008: 2.18 million
January-March 2008: 800,000 [52]
April-December 2008: 1.38 million [53]

[165] January-March 2008: 800,000 [52]

[166] April-December 2008: 1.38 million [53]

[167] 2009: 380,000
January-March 2009: 200,000 [54]
April-December 2009: 180,000 [55]

[168] January-March 2009: 200,000 [54]

[169] April-December 2009: 180,000 [55]

[170] 2010: 21,065 [56]

[171] 2011: 2,195 [57]

[172] Europe from 2008 to 2012: 8,150,135 [58]
2008: 4,709,296
2009: 3,259,865
2010: 131,975
2011: 21,410
2012: 27,589

[173] 2008: 4,709,296

[174] 2009: 3,259,865

[175] 2010: 131,975

[176] 2011: 21,410

[177] 2012: 27,589

[178] United States from 2008 to 2012: 8,193,192 [59]
2008: 4,299,177
2009: 3,812,829
2010: 47,336
2011: 22,419
2012: 11,431

[179] 2008: 4,299,177

[180] 2009: 3,812,829

[181] 2010: 47,336

[182] 2011: 22,419

[183] 2012: 11,431

[184] Rest of North America: 716,808 [60]

[185] Rest of the world: 2.08 million [61]

[186] Overall sales from December 2007 to December 2012:
22.74 million worldwide [62] (3,633,260 in Japan; 8,150,135 in Europe; 8,193,192 in the US; 716,808 in the rest of North America; 2.08 million in the rest of the world)

[187] 22.74 million worldwide [62] (3,633,260 in Japan; 8,150,135 in Europe; 8,193,192 in the US; 716,808 in the rest of North America; 2.08 million in the rest of the world)

[188] Retail prices:
Japan: ¥8800 [63] ($114.12) [64]
Mainland Europe: €89.99^[64] ($141) [65]
United Kingdom: £69.99^[64] ($139) [66]
United States: $89.99 [67] (this price will also be used to represent the rest of the world)

[189] Japan: ¥8800 [63] ($114.12) [64]

[190] Mainland Europe: €89.99^[64] ($141) [65]

[191] United Kingdom: £69.99^[64] ($139) [66]

[192] United States: $89.99 [67] (this price will also be used to represent the rest of the world)

[193] Overall revenue from December 2007 to December 2012: $2.555 billion worldwide
$415 million in Japan
$1.15 billion in Europe
$737.31 million in the US
$65 million in the rest of North America
$187.2 million in the rest of the world

[194] $415 million in Japan

[195] $1.15 billion in Europe

[196] $737.31 million in the US

[197] $65 million in the rest of North America

[198] $187.2 million in the rest of the world

[199] Revenue as of June 2009: $2 billion [68]

[200] Annual sales:
21.82 million as of June 2009 [69]
Sales during April-June 2009: 3.6 million worldwide (130,000 units in Japan and 3.47 million overseas)

22.56 million as of December 2009 [70]
Sales during July-December 2009: 740,000 worldwide (50,000 in Japan and 690,000 overseas)

22.61 million as of March 2010 [71]
Sales during January-March 2010: 50,000 worldwide (50,000 overseas)

22.634 million as of December 2010 [72]
Sales during April-December 2010: 24,000 worldwide (21,065 in Japan [73] and 2,935 overseas)

22.67 million as of December 2011 [74]
Sales in 2011: 36,000 worldwide (2,195 in Japan and 33,805 overseas)

22.67 million as of March 2012^[7]
Sales during January-March 2012: N/A

22.74 million as of December 2012 [75]
Sales during April-December 2012: 70,000 worldwide (1,393 in Japan and 68,607 overseas)

[201] 21.82 million as of June 2009 [69]
Sales during April-June 2009: 3.6 million worldwide (130,000 units in Japan and 3.47 million overseas)

[202] Sales during April-June 2009: 3.6 million worldwide (130,000 units in Japan and 3.47 million overseas)

[203] 22.56 million as of December 2009 [70]
Sales during July-December 2009: 740,000 worldwide (50,000 in Japan and 690,000 overseas)

[204] Sales during July-December 2009: 740,000 worldwide (50,000 in Japan and 690,000 overseas)

[205] 22.61 million as of March 2010 [71]
Sales during January-March 2010: 50,000 worldwide (50,000 overseas)

[206] Sales during January-March 2010: 50,000 worldwide (50,000 overseas)

[207] 22.634 million as of December 2010 [72]
Sales during April-December 2010: 24,000 worldwide (21,065 in Japan [73] and 2,935 overseas)

[208] Sales during April-December 2010: 24,000 worldwide (21,065 in Japan [73] and 2,935 overseas)

[209] 22.67 million as of December 2011 [74]
Sales in 2011: 36,000 worldwide (2,195 in Japan and 33,805 overseas)

[210] Sales in 2011: 36,000 worldwide (2,195 in Japan and 33,805 overseas)

[211] 22.67 million as of March 2012^[7]
Sales during January-March 2012: N/A

[212] Sales during January-March 2012: N/A

[213] 22.74 million as of December 2012 [75]
Sales during April-December 2012: 70,000 worldwide (1,393 in Japan and 68,607 overseas)

[214] Sales during April-December 2012: 70,000 worldwide (1,393 in Japan and 68,607 overseas)

[WorldClubRevenue-52] 27.0 ^27.1 World Club Champion Football revenue:
Card revenues up until January 2009 - $1.634 billion
480 million player cards sold as of January 2009, costing around ¥300 each.^[350]^[351] This brings the total card revenue up to ¥144 billion, equivalent to $1.901 billion. [76]

Unit sales revenues from April 2005 to December 2009 - $61.1 million
World Club Champion Football: European Clubs 2004–2005 at $39,950 [77] each - $32.03 million
514 units in fiscal year 2005: $21 million
276 units during April–September 2006: $11.03 million

World Club Champion Football: Intercontinental Clubs 2006-2007 - 831 units from June 2008 to March 2009 at $34,950 [78] each = $29.0435 million

World Club Champion Football: Intercontinental Clubs revenues from April 2009 to September 2012 - $166.35 million^{[n 101]}

[216] Card revenues up until January 2009 - $1.634 billion
480 million player cards sold as of January 2009, costing around ¥300 each.^[350]^[351] This brings the total card revenue up to ¥144 billion, equivalent to $1.901 billion. [76]

[217] 480 million player cards sold as of January 2009, costing around ¥300 each.^[350]^[351] This brings the total card revenue up to ¥144 billion, equivalent to $1.901 billion. [76]

[218] Unit sales revenues from April 2005 to December 2009 - $61.1 million
World Club Champion Football: European Clubs 2004–2005 at $39,950 [77] each - $32.03 million
514 units in fiscal year 2005: $21 million
276 units during April–September 2006: $11.03 million

World Club Champion Football: Intercontinental Clubs 2006-2007 - 831 units from June 2008 to March 2009 at $34,950 [78] each = $29.0435 million

[219] World Club Champion Football: European Clubs 2004–2005 at $39,950 [77] each - $32.03 million
514 units in fiscal year 2005: $21 million
276 units during April–September 2006: $11.03 million

[220] 514 units in fiscal year 2005: $21 million

[221] 276 units during April–September 2006: $11.03 million

[222] World Club Champion Football: Intercontinental Clubs 2006-2007 - 831 units from June 2008 to March 2009 at $34,950 [78] each = $29.0435 million

[223] World Club Champion Football: Intercontinental Clubs revenues from April 2009 to September 2012 - $166.35 million^{[n 101]}

[WorldClubInflation-53] 28.0 ^28.1 World Club Champion Football inflation:
$1.901 billion card revenues from 2002 to January 2009 = $271.6 million average per year = $2235.64 million in 2012 dollars
$271.6 million in 2002 = $346.62 million in 2012
$271.6 million in 2003 = $338.9 million in 2012
$271.6 million in 2004 = $330.11 million in 2012
$271.6 million in 2005 = $319.29 million in 2012
$271.6 million in 2006 = $309.31 million in 2012
$271.6 million in 2007 = $300.75 million in 2012
$271.6 million from January 2008 to January 2009 = $290.66 million in 2012 dollars

Unit sales inflation from April 2005 to March 2009: $69.1 million in 2012 dollars
World Club Champion Football: European Clubs 2004–2005 - $38 million in 2012 dollars
$21 million in fiscal year 2005 = $25 million
$11.03 million in April–September 2006 = $13 million

World Club Champion Football: Intercontinental Clubs 2006-2007 - $29.0435 million from June 2008 to March 2009 = $31.1 million in 2012 dollars

World Club Champion Football: Intercontinental Clubs revenue inflation from April 2009 to September 2012 - $170.32 million in 2012 dollars^{[n 102]}

[225] $1.901 billion card revenues from 2002 to January 2009 = $271.6 million average per year = $2235.64 million in 2012 dollars
$271.6 million in 2002 = $346.62 million in 2012
$271.6 million in 2003 = $338.9 million in 2012
$271.6 million in 2004 = $330.11 million in 2012
$271.6 million in 2005 = $319.29 million in 2012
$271.6 million in 2006 = $309.31 million in 2012
$271.6 million in 2007 = $300.75 million in 2012
$271.6 million from January 2008 to January 2009 = $290.66 million in 2012 dollars

[226] $271.6 million in 2002 = $346.62 million in 2012

[227] $271.6 million in 2003 = $338.9 million in 2012

[228] $271.6 million in 2004 = $330.11 million in 2012

[229] $271.6 million in 2005 = $319.29 million in 2012

[230] $271.6 million in 2006 = $309.31 million in 2012

[231] $271.6 million in 2007 = $300.75 million in 2012

[232] $271.6 million from January 2008 to January 2009 = $290.66 million in 2012 dollars

[233] Unit sales inflation from April 2005 to March 2009: $69.1 million in 2012 dollars
World Club Champion Football: European Clubs 2004–2005 - $38 million in 2012 dollars
$21 million in fiscal year 2005 = $25 million
$11.03 million in April–September 2006 = $13 million

World Club Champion Football: Intercontinental Clubs 2006-2007 - $29.0435 million from June 2008 to March 2009 = $31.1 million in 2012 dollars

[234] World Club Champion Football: European Clubs 2004–2005 - $38 million in 2012 dollars
$21 million in fiscal year 2005 = $25 million
$11.03 million in April–September 2006 = $13 million

[235] $21 million in fiscal year 2005 = $25 million

[236] $11.03 million in April–September 2006 = $13 million

[237] World Club Champion Football: Intercontinental Clubs 2006-2007 - $29.0435 million from June 2008 to March 2009 = $31.1 million in 2012 dollars

[238] World Club Champion Football: Intercontinental Clubs revenue inflation from April 2009 to September 2012 - $170.32 million in 2012 dollars^{[n 102]}

[ResortRevenue-54] 29.0 ^29.1 Wii Sports Resort sales and revenue:
Sales
2009: 13.58 million worldwide (1.76 million in Japan and 11.82 million overseas: 4,504,264 in the US; 4,742,320 in Europe; 2,573,416 elsewhere) [79]^[67]
2010: 12.77 million worldwide (530,000 in Japan and 12.24 million overseas: 5,472,974 in the US; 3,732,718 in Europe; 3,034,308 elsewhere)^[67]
16.14 million as of March 2010 [80]
Sales during January-March 2010: 2.56 million worldwide (150,000 in Japan and 2.41 million overseas)

26.35 million as of December 2010 [81] (additional 10.21 million)
Sales during April-December 2010: 10.21 million worldwide (380,000 in Japan and 9.83 million overseas)

2011: 3.52 million worldwide (720,000 in Japan; 1,770,788 in Europe;^[67] 1,033,212 elsewhere)
27.68 million as of March 2011 [82]
Sales during January-March 2011: 1.33 million worldwide (70,000 in Japan and 1.26 million overseas)

29.87 million as of December 2011 [83]
Sales during April-December 2011: 2.19 million worldwide (650,000 in Japan and 1.55 million overseas)

January-March 2012: 270,000 worldwide (30,000 in Japan and 244,000 overseas:^[1] 119,524 in Europe and 124,476 elsewhere) [84]
30.14 million as of March 2012^[1]

Retail prices:
Japan: ¥5800 [85] ($75.22) [86]
United Kingdom: £49.99 [87] ($83.52) [88] (representing Europe)
United States: $49.99 [89] (will also be used to represent the rest of the world)

Annual revenues:
2009: $132.4 million in Japan + $396.1 million in Europe + $354 million elsewhere = $883 million
2010: $297.12 million in Japan + $312 million in Europe + $425.3 million elsewhere = $1034.42 million
2011: $49 million in Japan + $148 million in Europe + $52 million elsewhere = $249 million
January-October 2012: $2.3 million in Japan + $10 million in Europe + $6.223 million elsewhere = $19 million

[240] Sales
2009: 13.58 million worldwide (1.76 million in Japan and 11.82 million overseas: 4,504,264 in the US; 4,742,320 in Europe; 2,573,416 elsewhere) [79]^[67]
2010: 12.77 million worldwide (530,000 in Japan and 12.24 million overseas: 5,472,974 in the US; 3,732,718 in Europe; 3,034,308 elsewhere)^[67]
16.14 million as of March 2010 [80]
Sales during January-March 2010: 2.56 million worldwide (150,000 in Japan and 2.41 million overseas)

26.35 million as of December 2010 [81] (additional 10.21 million)
Sales during April-December 2010: 10.21 million worldwide (380,000 in Japan and 9.83 million overseas)

2011: 3.52 million worldwide (720,000 in Japan; 1,770,788 in Europe;^[67] 1,033,212 elsewhere)
27.68 million as of March 2011 [82]
Sales during January-March 2011: 1.33 million worldwide (70,000 in Japan and 1.26 million overseas)

29.87 million as of December 2011 [83]
Sales during April-December 2011: 2.19 million worldwide (650,000 in Japan and 1.55 million overseas)

January-March 2012: 270,000 worldwide (30,000 in Japan and 244,000 overseas:^[1] 119,524 in Europe and 124,476 elsewhere) [84]
30.14 million as of March 2012^[1]

[241] 2009: 13.58 million worldwide (1.76 million in Japan and 11.82 million overseas: 4,504,264 in the US; 4,742,320 in Europe; 2,573,416 elsewhere) [79]^[67]

[242] 2010: 12.77 million worldwide (530,000 in Japan and 12.24 million overseas: 5,472,974 in the US; 3,732,718 in Europe; 3,034,308 elsewhere)^[67]
16.14 million as of March 2010 [80]
Sales during January-March 2010: 2.56 million worldwide (150,000 in Japan and 2.41 million overseas)

26.35 million as of December 2010 [81] (additional 10.21 million)
Sales during April-December 2010: 10.21 million worldwide (380,000 in Japan and 9.83 million overseas)

[243] 16.14 million as of March 2010 [80]
Sales during January-March 2010: 2.56 million worldwide (150,000 in Japan and 2.41 million overseas)

[244] Sales during January-March 2010: 2.56 million worldwide (150,000 in Japan and 2.41 million overseas)

[245] 26.35 million as of December 2010 [81] (additional 10.21 million)
Sales during April-December 2010: 10.21 million worldwide (380,000 in Japan and 9.83 million overseas)

[246] Sales during April-December 2010: 10.21 million worldwide (380,000 in Japan and 9.83 million overseas)

[247] 2011: 3.52 million worldwide (720,000 in Japan; 1,770,788 in Europe;^[67] 1,033,212 elsewhere)
27.68 million as of March 2011 [82]
Sales during January-March 2011: 1.33 million worldwide (70,000 in Japan and 1.26 million overseas)

29.87 million as of December 2011 [83]
Sales during April-December 2011: 2.19 million worldwide (650,000 in Japan and 1.55 million overseas)

[248] 27.68 million as of March 2011 [82]
Sales during January-March 2011: 1.33 million worldwide (70,000 in Japan and 1.26 million overseas)

[249] Sales during January-March 2011: 1.33 million worldwide (70,000 in Japan and 1.26 million overseas)

[250] 29.87 million as of December 2011 [83]
Sales during April-December 2011: 2.19 million worldwide (650,000 in Japan and 1.55 million overseas)

[251] Sales during April-December 2011: 2.19 million worldwide (650,000 in Japan and 1.55 million overseas)

[252] January-March 2012: 270,000 worldwide (30,000 in Japan and 244,000 overseas:^[1] 119,524 in Europe and 124,476 elsewhere) [84]
30.14 million as of March 2012^[1]

[253] 30.14 million as of March 2012^[1]

[254] Retail prices:
Japan: ¥5800 [85] ($75.22) [86]
United Kingdom: £49.99 [87] ($83.52) [88] (representing Europe)
United States: $49.99 [89] (will also be used to represent the rest of the world)

[255] Japan: ¥5800 [85] ($75.22) [86]

[256] United Kingdom: £49.99 [87] ($83.52) [88] (representing Europe)

[257] United States: $49.99 [89] (will also be used to represent the rest of the world)

[258] Annual revenues:
2009: $132.4 million in Japan + $396.1 million in Europe + $354 million elsewhere = $883 million
2010: $297.12 million in Japan + $312 million in Europe + $425.3 million elsewhere = $1034.42 million
2011: $49 million in Japan + $148 million in Europe + $52 million elsewhere = $249 million
January-October 2012: $2.3 million in Japan + $10 million in Europe + $6.223 million elsewhere = $19 million

[259] 2009: $132.4 million in Japan + $396.1 million in Europe + $354 million elsewhere = $883 million

[260] 2010: $297.12 million in Japan + $312 million in Europe + $425.3 million elsewhere = $1034.42 million

[261] 2011: $49 million in Japan + $148 million in Europe + $52 million elsewhere = $249 million

[262] January-October 2012: $2.3 million in Japan + $10 million in Europe + $6.223 million elsewhere = $19 million

[ResortInflation-55] 30.0 ^30.1 Wii Sports Resort inflation:^[14]
$883 million in 2009 = $950 million
$1034.42 million in 2010 = $1.1 million
$249 million in 2011 = $255 million
$19 million during January-October 2012

[264] $883 million in 2009 = $950 million
$1034.42 million in 2010 = $1.1 million
$249 million in 2011 = $255 million
$19 million during January-October 2012

[265] $883 million in 2009 = $950 million

[266] $1034.42 million in 2010 = $1.1 million

[267] $249 million in 2011 = $255 million

[268] $19 million during January-October 2012

[WiiPlayRevenue-56] 31.0 ^31.1 Wii Play:
Worldwide sales
9.23 million as of December 2007 [90]
26.71 million as of December 2009 [91] (additional 17.48 million)
27.38 million as of March 2010 [92] (additional 670,000)
28.02 million as of March 2012^[1] (additional 640,000)
28.71 million as of December 2012^[68] (additional 690,000)

Regional sales
Japan: 2.93 million units^[69]
December 2006 to March 2007: 1.21 million [93]
April 2007 to March 2008: 1.22 million [94]
April 2008 to March 2009: 330,000 [95]
April 2009 to December 2009: 80,000 [96]
2010: 92,123^[69]
2011: 11,750^[69]
2012: 144^[69]

Europe: 9.11 million units^[68] [97]
2006: 212,803
2007: 1,933,370
2008: 4,184,156
2009: 2,135,405
2010: 549,327
2011: 46,015
2012: 48,823

North America: 13.82 million units^[68]
United States: 12,718,559 [98]
2007: 3,690,775
2008: 5,291,362
2009: 2,729,899
2010: 705,474
2011: 158,783
2012: 142,266

Rest of North America: 1,101,441

Rest of the world: 2.84 million units^[68]

Retail prices:
Japan: ¥4800 [99] (US$54.02) [100]
United Kingdom: £49.99 [101] ($103) [102] (representing Europe)
United States: US$49.99 [103] (representing North America)
Australia: AU$79.99 [104] (US$84.63) [105] (representing rest of the world)

Total revenue: $2027.82 million
Japan: $158.2786 million
Europe: $938.33 million
North America: $690.8618 million
Rest of the world: $240.3492 million

[270] Worldwide sales
9.23 million as of December 2007 [90]
26.71 million as of December 2009 [91] (additional 17.48 million)
27.38 million as of March 2010 [92] (additional 670,000)
28.02 million as of March 2012^[1] (additional 640,000)
28.71 million as of December 2012^[68] (additional 690,000)

[271] 9.23 million as of December 2007 [90]

[272] 26.71 million as of December 2009 [91] (additional 17.48 million)

[273] 27.38 million as of March 2010 [92] (additional 670,000)

[274] 28.02 million as of March 2012^[1] (additional 640,000)

[275] 28.71 million as of December 2012^[68] (additional 690,000)

[276] Regional sales
Japan: 2.93 million units^[69]
December 2006 to March 2007: 1.21 million [93]
April 2007 to March 2008: 1.22 million [94]
April 2008 to March 2009: 330,000 [95]
April 2009 to December 2009: 80,000 [96]
2010: 92,123^[69]
2011: 11,750^[69]
2012: 144^[69]

Europe: 9.11 million units^[68] [97]
2006: 212,803
2007: 1,933,370
2008: 4,184,156
2009: 2,135,405
2010: 549,327
2011: 46,015
2012: 48,823

North America: 13.82 million units^[68]
United States: 12,718,559 [98]
2007: 3,690,775
2008: 5,291,362
2009: 2,729,899
2010: 705,474
2011: 158,783
2012: 142,266

Rest of North America: 1,101,441

Rest of the world: 2.84 million units^[68]

[277] Japan: 2.93 million units^[69]
December 2006 to March 2007: 1.21 million [93]
April 2007 to March 2008: 1.22 million [94]
April 2008 to March 2009: 330,000 [95]
April 2009 to December 2009: 80,000 [96]
2010: 92,123^[69]
2011: 11,750^[69]
2012: 144^[69]

[278] December 2006 to March 2007: 1.21 million [93]

[279] April 2007 to March 2008: 1.22 million [94]

[280] April 2008 to March 2009: 330,000 [95]

[281] April 2009 to December 2009: 80,000 [96]

[282] 2010: 92,123^[69]

[283] 2011: 11,750^[69]

[284] 2012: 144^[69]

[285] Europe: 9.11 million units^[68] [97]
2006: 212,803
2007: 1,933,370
2008: 4,184,156
2009: 2,135,405
2010: 549,327
2011: 46,015
2012: 48,823

[286] 2006: 212,803

[287] 2007: 1,933,370

[288] 2008: 4,184,156

[289] 2009: 2,135,405

[290] 2010: 549,327

[291] 2011: 46,015

[292] 2012: 48,823

[293] North America: 13.82 million units^[68]
United States: 12,718,559 [98]
2007: 3,690,775
2008: 5,291,362
2009: 2,729,899
2010: 705,474
2011: 158,783
2012: 142,266

Rest of North America: 1,101,441

[294] United States: 12,718,559 [98]
2007: 3,690,775
2008: 5,291,362
2009: 2,729,899
2010: 705,474
2011: 158,783
2012: 142,266

[295] 2007: 3,690,775

[296] 2008: 5,291,362

[297] 2009: 2,729,899

[298] 2010: 705,474

[299] 2011: 158,783

[300] 2012: 142,266

[301] Rest of North America: 1,101,441

[302] Rest of the world: 2.84 million units^[68]

[303] Retail prices:
Japan: ¥4800 [99] (US$54.02) [100]
United Kingdom: £49.99 [101] ($103) [102] (representing Europe)
United States: US$49.99 [103] (representing North America)
Australia: AU$79.99 [104] (US$84.63) [105] (representing rest of the world)

[304] Japan: ¥4800 [99] (US$54.02) [100]

[305] United Kingdom: £49.99 [101] ($103) [102] (representing Europe)

[306] United States: US$49.99 [103] (representing North America)

[307] Australia: AU$79.99 [104] (US$84.63) [105] (representing rest of the world)

[308] Total revenue: $2027.82 million
Japan: $158.2786 million
Europe: $938.33 million
North America: $690.8618 million
Rest of the world: $240.3492 million

[309] Japan: $158.2786 million

[310] Europe: $938.33 million

[311] North America: $690.8618 million

[312] Rest of the world: $240.3492 million

[WiiPlayInflation-57] 32.0 ^32.1 Wii Play inflation:^[14]
Japan sales at ¥4800 ($54.02) each: $177,501,533.35 in 2012 dollars
December 2006 to March 2007: 1.21 million units = $65.3642 million = $74.64 million in 2012
April 2007 to March 2008: 1.22 million units = $65.9044 million = $73.18 million in 2012
April 2008 to March 2009: 330,000 units = $17.8266 million = $19.13 million in 2012
April 2009 to December 2009: 80,000 units = $4.3216 million = $4.64 million in 2012
2010: 92,123 units = $4,976,484.46 = $5,254,114.67 in 2012
2011: 11,750 units = $634,735 = $649,639.8 million in 2012
2012: 144 units = $7,778.88

Europe sales at £49.99 ($103) each: $1,014,258,769 in 2012 dollars
2006: 212,803 units = $21.918709 million = $25.03 million in 2012
2007: 1,933,370 units = $199.137110 million = $221.11 million in 2012
2008: 4,184,156 units = $430.968068 million = $462.47 million in 2012
2009: 2,135,405 units = $219.946715 million = $236.03 million in 2012
2010: 549,327 units = $56.580681 million = $59.74 million in 2012
2011: 46,015 units = $4,739,545 = $4.85 million in 2012
2012: 48,823 units = $5,028,769

United States sales at $49.99 each: $687,615,828.72 in 2012 dollars
2007: 3,690,775 units = $184.50184225 = $204.86 million in 2012
2008: 5,291,362 units = $264.51518638 = $283.85 million in 2012
2009: 2,729,899 units = $136.46765101 = $146.44 million in 2012
2010: 705,474 units = $35.26664526 = $37.23 million in 2012
2011: 158,783 units = $7,937,562.17 = $8,123,951.38 in 2012
2012: 142,266 units = $7,111,877.34

Rest of North America sales at US$49.99 each: 1,101,441 units = US$55,061,035.59 (without inflation)
Rest of the world sales at AU$79.99 (US$84.63) each: 2.84 million units = US$240.3492 million (without inflation)

[314] Japan sales at ¥4800 ($54.02) each: $177,501,533.35 in 2012 dollars
December 2006 to March 2007: 1.21 million units = $65.3642 million = $74.64 million in 2012
April 2007 to March 2008: 1.22 million units = $65.9044 million = $73.18 million in 2012
April 2008 to March 2009: 330,000 units = $17.8266 million = $19.13 million in 2012
April 2009 to December 2009: 80,000 units = $4.3216 million = $4.64 million in 2012
2010: 92,123 units = $4,976,484.46 = $5,254,114.67 in 2012
2011: 11,750 units = $634,735 = $649,639.8 million in 2012
2012: 144 units = $7,778.88

[315] December 2006 to March 2007: 1.21 million units = $65.3642 million = $74.64 million in 2012

[316] April 2007 to March 2008: 1.22 million units = $65.9044 million = $73.18 million in 2012

[317] April 2008 to March 2009: 330,000 units = $17.8266 million = $19.13 million in 2012

[318] April 2009 to December 2009: 80,000 units = $4.3216 million = $4.64 million in 2012

[319] 2010: 92,123 units = $4,976,484.46 = $5,254,114.67 in 2012

[320] 2011: 11,750 units = $634,735 = $649,639.8 million in 2012

[321] 2012: 144 units = $7,778.88

[322] Europe sales at £49.99 ($103) each: $1,014,258,769 in 2012 dollars
2006: 212,803 units = $21.918709 million = $25.03 million in 2012
2007: 1,933,370 units = $199.137110 million = $221.11 million in 2012
2008: 4,184,156 units = $430.968068 million = $462.47 million in 2012
2009: 2,135,405 units = $219.946715 million = $236.03 million in 2012
2010: 549,327 units = $56.580681 million = $59.74 million in 2012
2011: 46,015 units = $4,739,545 = $4.85 million in 2012
2012: 48,823 units = $5,028,769

[323] 2006: 212,803 units = $21.918709 million = $25.03 million in 2012

[324] 2007: 1,933,370 units = $199.137110 million = $221.11 million in 2012

[325] 2008: 4,184,156 units = $430.968068 million = $462.47 million in 2012

[326] 2009: 2,135,405 units = $219.946715 million = $236.03 million in 2012

[327] 2010: 549,327 units = $56.580681 million = $59.74 million in 2012

[328] 2011: 46,015 units = $4,739,545 = $4.85 million in 2012

[329] 2012: 48,823 units = $5,028,769

[330] United States sales at $49.99 each: $687,615,828.72 in 2012 dollars
2007: 3,690,775 units = $184.50184225 = $204.86 million in 2012
2008: 5,291,362 units = $264.51518638 = $283.85 million in 2012
2009: 2,729,899 units = $136.46765101 = $146.44 million in 2012
2010: 705,474 units = $35.26664526 = $37.23 million in 2012
2011: 158,783 units = $7,937,562.17 = $8,123,951.38 in 2012
2012: 142,266 units = $7,111,877.34

[331] 2007: 3,690,775 units = $184.50184225 = $204.86 million in 2012

[332] 2008: 5,291,362 units = $264.51518638 = $283.85 million in 2012

[333] 2009: 2,729,899 units = $136.46765101 = $146.44 million in 2012

[334] 2010: 705,474 units = $35.26664526 = $37.23 million in 2012

[335] 2011: 158,783 units = $7,937,562.17 = $8,123,951.38 in 2012

[336] 2012: 142,266 units = $7,111,877.34

[337] Rest of North America sales at US$49.99 each: 1,101,441 units = US$55,061,035.59 (without inflation)

[338] Rest of the world sales at AU$79.99 (US$84.63) each: 2.84 million units = US$240.3492 million (without inflation)

[KartWiiRevenue-60] 33.0 ^33.1 Mario Kart Wii:
Sales
21.22 million as of December 2009 [106]
26.5 million as of December 2010 [107] (additional 5.28 million)
28.23 million as of June 2011^[5] (additional 1.73 million)

Retail prices:
Japan: ¥5800 [108] ($65) [109]
United States: $49.99 [110] (representing North America)
United Kingdom: £39.99 [111] ($79.10) [112] (representing Europe and elsewhere)

Regional sales revenues
Japan: 3.32 million units (at $65 each) up until June 2011 = $217 million
Fiscal year 2008: 2.3 million units [113] = $150 million
Fiscal year 2009: 430,000 units [114] = $28 million
Fiscal year 2010: 530,000 units [115] = $34.5 million
April-June 2011: 60,000 units [116] = $4 million

United States: 12,223,052 units (at $49.99 each) up until 2011 [117] = $611.122 million
2008: 4,718,507 units = $235.9 million
2009: 3,021,777 units = $151.1 million
2010: 1,941,825 units = $97.1 million
2011: 2,540,943 units = $127.022 million

Europe: 11,515,250 units (at $79.10 each) up until 2011 [118] = $911 million
2008: 4,875,765 units = $385.7 million
2009: 2,898,616 units = $229.3 million
2010: 2,030,067 units = $160.6 million
2011: 1,710,802 units = $135,324,440

Rest of the world: 3.6 million units (at $79.10 each) up until 2011 [119] = $285 million

[340] Sales
21.22 million as of December 2009 [106]
26.5 million as of December 2010 [107] (additional 5.28 million)
28.23 million as of June 2011^[5] (additional 1.73 million)

[341] 21.22 million as of December 2009 [106]

[342] 26.5 million as of December 2010 [107] (additional 5.28 million)

[343] 28.23 million as of June 2011^[5] (additional 1.73 million)

[344] Retail prices:
Japan: ¥5800 [108] ($65) [109]
United States: $49.99 [110] (representing North America)
United Kingdom: £39.99 [111] ($79.10) [112] (representing Europe and elsewhere)

[345] Japan: ¥5800 [108] ($65) [109]

[346] United States: $49.99 [110] (representing North America)

[347] United Kingdom: £39.99 [111] ($79.10) [112] (representing Europe and elsewhere)

[348] Regional sales revenues
Japan: 3.32 million units (at $65 each) up until June 2011 = $217 million
Fiscal year 2008: 2.3 million units [113] = $150 million
Fiscal year 2009: 430,000 units [114] = $28 million
Fiscal year 2010: 530,000 units [115] = $34.5 million
April-June 2011: 60,000 units [116] = $4 million

United States: 12,223,052 units (at $49.99 each) up until 2011 [117] = $611.122 million
2008: 4,718,507 units = $235.9 million
2009: 3,021,777 units = $151.1 million
2010: 1,941,825 units = $97.1 million
2011: 2,540,943 units = $127.022 million

Europe: 11,515,250 units (at $79.10 each) up until 2011 [118] = $911 million
2008: 4,875,765 units = $385.7 million
2009: 2,898,616 units = $229.3 million
2010: 2,030,067 units = $160.6 million
2011: 1,710,802 units = $135,324,440

Rest of the world: 3.6 million units (at $79.10 each) up until 2011 [119] = $285 million

[349] Japan: 3.32 million units (at $65 each) up until June 2011 = $217 million
Fiscal year 2008: 2.3 million units [113] = $150 million
Fiscal year 2009: 430,000 units [114] = $28 million
Fiscal year 2010: 530,000 units [115] = $34.5 million
April-June 2011: 60,000 units [116] = $4 million

[350] Fiscal year 2008: 2.3 million units [113] = $150 million

[351] Fiscal year 2009: 430,000 units [114] = $28 million

[352] Fiscal year 2010: 530,000 units [115] = $34.5 million

[353] April-June 2011: 60,000 units [116] = $4 million

[354] United States: 12,223,052 units (at $49.99 each) up until 2011 [117] = $611.122 million
2008: 4,718,507 units = $235.9 million
2009: 3,021,777 units = $151.1 million
2010: 1,941,825 units = $97.1 million
2011: 2,540,943 units = $127.022 million

[355] 2008: 4,718,507 units = $235.9 million

[356] 2009: 3,021,777 units = $151.1 million

[357] 2010: 1,941,825 units = $97.1 million

[358] 2011: 2,540,943 units = $127.022 million

[359] Europe: 11,515,250 units (at $79.10 each) up until 2011 [118] = $911 million
2008: 4,875,765 units = $385.7 million
2009: 2,898,616 units = $229.3 million
2010: 2,030,067 units = $160.6 million
2011: 1,710,802 units = $135,324,440

[360] 2008: 4,875,765 units = $385.7 million

[361] 2009: 2,898,616 units = $229.3 million

[362] 2010: 2,030,067 units = $160.6 million

[363] 2011: 1,710,802 units = $135,324,440

[364] Rest of the world: 3.6 million units (at $79.10 each) up until 2011 [119] = $285 million

[KartWiiInflation-61] 34.0 ^34.1 Mario Kart Wii inflation:^[14]
Japan: 3.32 million units (at $65 each) up until June 2011 = $217 million = $231.62 million in 2012 dollars
Fiscal year 2008: 2.3 million units = $150 million = $161 million in 2012
Fiscal year 2009: 430,000 units = $28 million = $30.1 million in 2012
Fiscal year 2010: 530,000 units = $34.5 million = $36.42 million in 2012
April-June 2011: 60,000 units = $4 million = $4.1 million in 2012

United States: 12,223,052 units (at $49.99 each) up until 2011 = $611.122 million = $647.32 million in 2012 dollars
2008: 4,718,507 units = $235.9 million = $252.22 million in 2012
2009: 3,021,777 units = $151.1 million = $162.1 million in 2012
2010: 1,941,825 units = $97.1 million = $103 million in 2012
2011: 2,540,943 units = $127.022 million = $130 million in 2012

Europe: 11,515,250 units (at $79.10 each) up until 2011 = $911 million = $969.1 million in 2012 dollars
2008: 4,875,765 units = $385.7 million = $414 million in 2012
2009: 2,898,616 units = $229.3 million = $246.1 million in 2012
2010: 2,030,067 units = $160.6 million = $170 million in 2012
2011: 1,710,802 units = $135,324,440 = $139 million in 2012

Rest of the world: 3.6 million units (at $79.10 each) up until 2011 [120] = $285 million in 2009 dollars = $306 million in 2012 dollars

[366] Japan: 3.32 million units (at $65 each) up until June 2011 = $217 million = $231.62 million in 2012 dollars
Fiscal year 2008: 2.3 million units = $150 million = $161 million in 2012
Fiscal year 2009: 430,000 units = $28 million = $30.1 million in 2012
Fiscal year 2010: 530,000 units = $34.5 million = $36.42 million in 2012
April-June 2011: 60,000 units = $4 million = $4.1 million in 2012

[367] Fiscal year 2008: 2.3 million units = $150 million = $161 million in 2012

[368] Fiscal year 2009: 430,000 units = $28 million = $30.1 million in 2012

[369] Fiscal year 2010: 530,000 units = $34.5 million = $36.42 million in 2012

[370] April-June 2011: 60,000 units = $4 million = $4.1 million in 2012

[371] United States: 12,223,052 units (at $49.99 each) up until 2011 = $611.122 million = $647.32 million in 2012 dollars
2008: 4,718,507 units = $235.9 million = $252.22 million in 2012
2009: 3,021,777 units = $151.1 million = $162.1 million in 2012
2010: 1,941,825 units = $97.1 million = $103 million in 2012
2011: 2,540,943 units = $127.022 million = $130 million in 2012

[372] 2008: 4,718,507 units = $235.9 million = $252.22 million in 2012

[373] 2009: 3,021,777 units = $151.1 million = $162.1 million in 2012

[374] 2010: 1,941,825 units = $97.1 million = $103 million in 2012

[375] 2011: 2,540,943 units = $127.022 million = $130 million in 2012

[376] Europe: 11,515,250 units (at $79.10 each) up until 2011 = $911 million = $969.1 million in 2012 dollars
2008: 4,875,765 units = $385.7 million = $414 million in 2012
2009: 2,898,616 units = $229.3 million = $246.1 million in 2012
2010: 2,030,067 units = $160.6 million = $170 million in 2012
2011: 1,710,802 units = $135,324,440 = $139 million in 2012

[377] 2008: 4,875,765 units = $385.7 million = $414 million in 2012

[378] 2009: 2,898,616 units = $229.3 million = $246.1 million in 2012

[379] 2010: 2,030,067 units = $160.6 million = $170 million in 2012

[380] 2011: 1,710,802 units = $135,324,440 = $139 million in 2012

[381] Rest of the world: 3.6 million units (at $79.10 each) up until 2011 [120] = $285 million in 2009 dollars = $306 million in 2012 dollars

[DKConsoleRevenue-63] 35.0 ^35.1 Donkey Kong cartridge sales revenue:
Coleco version: $154 million in 1982^[38]
Famicom version in Japan: 1 million units^[107] at ¥4725 [121] each = $54.04 million

[383] Coleco version: $154 million in 1982^[38]

[384] Famicom version in Japan: 1 million units^[107] at ¥4725 [121] each = $54.04 million

[64] Donkey Kong overall revenue:
Arcade version: $617.4 million^[29]
Coleco and Famicom versions: $208.04 million^{[n 35]}

[386] Arcade version: $617.4 million^[29]

[387] Coleco and Famicom versions: $208.04 million^{[n 35]}

[DKInflation-65] 37.0 ^37.1 Donkey Kong inflation:^[14]
United States hardware sales:
$180 million in 1981: $449 million in 2012
$100 million in 1982: $235 million in 2012

United States coin revenues:
$207.4 million in 1981: $525.3 million in 2012

Japan hardware sales:
$130 million in 1981: $329.3 million in 2012

[389] United States hardware sales:
$180 million in 1981: $449 million in 2012
$100 million in 1982: $235 million in 2012

[390] $180 million in 1981: $449 million in 2012

[391] $100 million in 1982: $235 million in 2012

[392] United States coin revenues:
$207.4 million in 1981: $525.3 million in 2012

[393] $207.4 million in 1981: $525.3 million in 2012

[394] Japan hardware sales:
$130 million in 1981: $329.3 million in 2012

[395] $130 million in 1981: $329.3 million in 2012

[67] Donkey Kong overall revenue, inflation adjusted:
Arcade version: $1539 million^{[n 37]}
Coleco and Famicom versions: $495 million^[30]

[397] Arcade version: $1539 million^{[n 37]}

[398] Coleco and Famicom versions: $495 million^[30]

[SMB3Revenue-68] 39.0 ^39.1 ^39.2 Super Mario Bros. 3, revenue:
18 million units sold worldwide.^[41]
Retail prices:
Japan: ¥6500 [122] ($74) [123]
US: $49.99 during 1990-1992 [124][125]
UK: £39.99 [126] ($64.40) [127]

By April 1993, 4 million units in Japan, and 7 million units in the US, generating $500 million revenue in the US.^[70] This averages out to $167 million per year from 1990 to 1992. In 2012 dollars, this is equivalent to $851 million.
$167 million in 1990 = $294.2 million in 2012
$167 million in 1991 = $282.3 million in 2012
$167 million in 1992 = $274.03 million in 2012

By 1992, 4 million Japan sales at ¥6500 ($74 each = ¥26 billion = $298 million.[128] This averages out to $59.6 million per year from 1988 to 1992. In 2012, this is equivalent to $531 million.
$59.6 million in 1988 = $116 million in 2012
$59.6 million in 1989 = $111 million in 2012
$59.6 million in 1990 = $105 million in 2012
$59.6 million in 1991 = $101 million in 2012
$59.6 million in 1992 = $98 million in 2012

3.44 million Europe sales [129] at £39.99 ($64.40) each: $222 million in 1991 dollars = $375.3 million in 2012 dollars
17.28 million units by 2001.[130] Additional 2.84 million sales, including 460,000 in the rest of the world,[131] by 2001 at $49.99 each = $142 million. This averages out to $14.2 million per year from 1991 to 2000. In 2012, this is equivalent to $214.4 million.
$14.2 million in 1991 = $24 million in 2012
$14.2 million in 1992 = $23.3 million in 2012
$14.2 million in 1993 = $23 million in 2012
$14.2 million in 1994 = $22.1 million in 2012
$14.2 million in 1995 = $21.5 million in 2012
$14.2 million in 1996 = $21 million in 2012
$14.2 million in 1997 = $20.4 million in 2012
$14.2 million in 1998 = $20.1 million in 2012
$14.2 million in 1999 = $20 million in 2012
$14.2 million in 2000 = $19 million in 2012

Additional 720,000 units (bringing total to 18 million)^[41] as of early 2008: $36 million in 2007 dollars = $40 million in 2012 dollars

[400] 18 million units sold worldwide.^[41]

[401] Retail prices:
Japan: ¥6500 [122] ($74) [123]
US: $49.99 during 1990-1992 [124][125]
UK: £39.99 [126] ($64.40) [127]

[402] Japan: ¥6500 [122] ($74) [123]

[403] US: $49.99 during 1990-1992 [124][125]

[404] UK: £39.99 [126] ($64.40) [127]

[405] By April 1993, 4 million units in Japan, and 7 million units in the US, generating $500 million revenue in the US.^[70] This averages out to $167 million per year from 1990 to 1992. In 2012 dollars, this is equivalent to $851 million.
$167 million in 1990 = $294.2 million in 2012
$167 million in 1991 = $282.3 million in 2012
$167 million in 1992 = $274.03 million in 2012

[406] $167 million in 1990 = $294.2 million in 2012

[407] $167 million in 1991 = $282.3 million in 2012

[408] $167 million in 1992 = $274.03 million in 2012

[409] By 1992, 4 million Japan sales at ¥6500 ($74 each = ¥26 billion = $298 million.[128] This averages out to $59.6 million per year from 1988 to 1992. In 2012, this is equivalent to $531 million.
$59.6 million in 1988 = $116 million in 2012
$59.6 million in 1989 = $111 million in 2012
$59.6 million in 1990 = $105 million in 2012
$59.6 million in 1991 = $101 million in 2012
$59.6 million in 1992 = $98 million in 2012

[410] $59.6 million in 1988 = $116 million in 2012

[411] $59.6 million in 1989 = $111 million in 2012

[412] $59.6 million in 1990 = $105 million in 2012

[413] $59.6 million in 1991 = $101 million in 2012

[414] $59.6 million in 1992 = $98 million in 2012

[415] 3.44 million Europe sales [129] at £39.99 ($64.40) each: $222 million in 1991 dollars = $375.3 million in 2012 dollars

[416] 17.28 million units by 2001.[130] Additional 2.84 million sales, including 460,000 in the rest of the world,[131] by 2001 at $49.99 each = $142 million. This averages out to $14.2 million per year from 1991 to 2000. In 2012, this is equivalent to $214.4 million.
$14.2 million in 1991 = $24 million in 2012
$14.2 million in 1992 = $23.3 million in 2012
$14.2 million in 1993 = $23 million in 2012
$14.2 million in 1994 = $22.1 million in 2012
$14.2 million in 1995 = $21.5 million in 2012
$14.2 million in 1996 = $21 million in 2012
$14.2 million in 1997 = $20.4 million in 2012
$14.2 million in 1998 = $20.1 million in 2012
$14.2 million in 1999 = $20 million in 2012
$14.2 million in 2000 = $19 million in 2012

[417] $14.2 million in 1991 = $24 million in 2012

[418] $14.2 million in 1992 = $23.3 million in 2012

[419] $14.2 million in 1993 = $23 million in 2012

[420] $14.2 million in 1994 = $22.1 million in 2012

[421] $14.2 million in 1995 = $21.5 million in 2012

[422] $14.2 million in 1996 = $21 million in 2012

[423] $14.2 million in 1997 = $20.4 million in 2012

[424] $14.2 million in 1998 = $20.1 million in 2012

[425] $14.2 million in 1999 = $20 million in 2012

[426] $14.2 million in 2000 = $19 million in 2012

[427] Additional 720,000 units (bringing total to 18 million)^[41] as of early 2008: $36 million in 2007 dollars = $40 million in 2012 dollars

[SMB3Inflation-69] 40.0 ^40.1 Super Mario Bros. 3, inflation:
Detailed calculation:
Inflation adjusted for 2012: $1.957 billion^{[n 39]}

Rough estimate:
Inflation adjusted for 2011: $1.7 billion^[71]
Inflation adjusted for 2012: $1.74 billion^[14]

[429] Detailed calculation:
Inflation adjusted for 2012: $1.957 billion^{[n 39]}

[430] Inflation adjusted for 2012: $1.957 billion^{[n 39]}

[431] Rough estimate:
Inflation adjusted for 2011: $1.7 billion^[71]
Inflation adjusted for 2012: $1.74 billion^[14]

[432] Inflation adjusted for 2011: $1.7 billion^[71]

[433] Inflation adjusted for 2012: $1.74 billion^[14]

[PokemonRGBRevenue-72] 41.0 ^41.1 Pokémon Red/Green/Blue revenue:
At least $1 billion as of 1998 [132]
31.37 million units sold as of December 2012,[133] at ¥4095 (Japanese price) each [134] = ¥128,500 million = $1,464.22 million [135] (additional $464.22 million)

[435] At least $1 billion as of 1998 [132]

[436] 31.37 million units sold as of December 2012,[133] at ¥4095 (Japanese price) each [134] = ¥128,500 million = $1,464.22 million [135] (additional $464.22 million)

[PokemonRGBInflation-73] 42.0 ^42.1 Pokémon Red/Green/Blue revenue, inflation adjusted:
Calculation used:
Japan: 10.23 million units^[65] at ¥4095 ($46.04) [136] each = $471 million during 1996-2003 = $677.41 million in 2012
1996: 2,546,697 = $117.25 million in 1996 = $172.04 million in 2012
1997: 6,094,680 = $281 million in 1997 = $403.1 million in 2012
1998: 952,338 = $43.85 million in 1998 = $62 million in 2012
1999: 452,563 = $20.84 million in 1999 = $29 million in 2012
2000: 134,406 = $6.2 million in 2000 = $8.3 million in 2012
2001: 29,551 = $1.4 million in 2001 = $1.82 million in 2012
2002: 6,122 = $282,000 in 2002 = $361,000 in 2012
Remaining 13,643 units = $630,000 in 2003 dollars = $788,300 in 2012

Europe: 8.89 million units at £29.99 ($59) each = $525 million in 1999 dollars = $725.5 million in 2012
United Kingdom: 3.56 million units by 2006 [137] at £29.99 ($59) [138]each = $210.04 million in 1999 dollars = $290.3 million in 2012

North America and rest of the world: 12.27 million units [139] at $29.95 [140] each = $367.5 million in 1998 dollars = $519.1 million in 2012 dollars

Alternative calculation:
$1000 million as of 1998 = $1430 million in 2012
Additional $464.22 million as of 2012

[438] Calculation used:
Japan: 10.23 million units^[65] at ¥4095 ($46.04) [136] each = $471 million during 1996-2003 = $677.41 million in 2012
1996: 2,546,697 = $117.25 million in 1996 = $172.04 million in 2012
1997: 6,094,680 = $281 million in 1997 = $403.1 million in 2012
1998: 952,338 = $43.85 million in 1998 = $62 million in 2012
1999: 452,563 = $20.84 million in 1999 = $29 million in 2012
2000: 134,406 = $6.2 million in 2000 = $8.3 million in 2012
2001: 29,551 = $1.4 million in 2001 = $1.82 million in 2012
2002: 6,122 = $282,000 in 2002 = $361,000 in 2012
Remaining 13,643 units = $630,000 in 2003 dollars = $788,300 in 2012

Europe: 8.89 million units at £29.99 ($59) each = $525 million in 1999 dollars = $725.5 million in 2012
United Kingdom: 3.56 million units by 2006 [137] at £29.99 ($59) [138]each = $210.04 million in 1999 dollars = $290.3 million in 2012

North America and rest of the world: 12.27 million units [139] at $29.95 [140] each = $367.5 million in 1998 dollars = $519.1 million in 2012 dollars

[439] Japan: 10.23 million units^[65] at ¥4095 ($46.04) [136] each = $471 million during 1996-2003 = $677.41 million in 2012
1996: 2,546,697 = $117.25 million in 1996 = $172.04 million in 2012
1997: 6,094,680 = $281 million in 1997 = $403.1 million in 2012
1998: 952,338 = $43.85 million in 1998 = $62 million in 2012
1999: 452,563 = $20.84 million in 1999 = $29 million in 2012
2000: 134,406 = $6.2 million in 2000 = $8.3 million in 2012
2001: 29,551 = $1.4 million in 2001 = $1.82 million in 2012
2002: 6,122 = $282,000 in 2002 = $361,000 in 2012
Remaining 13,643 units = $630,000 in 2003 dollars = $788,300 in 2012

[440] 1996: 2,546,697 = $117.25 million in 1996 = $172.04 million in 2012

[441] 1997: 6,094,680 = $281 million in 1997 = $403.1 million in 2012

[442] 1998: 952,338 = $43.85 million in 1998 = $62 million in 2012

[443] 1999: 452,563 = $20.84 million in 1999 = $29 million in 2012

[444] 2000: 134,406 = $6.2 million in 2000 = $8.3 million in 2012

[445] 2001: 29,551 = $1.4 million in 2001 = $1.82 million in 2012

[446] 2002: 6,122 = $282,000 in 2002 = $361,000 in 2012

[447] Remaining 13,643 units = $630,000 in 2003 dollars = $788,300 in 2012

[448] Europe: 8.89 million units at £29.99 ($59) each = $525 million in 1999 dollars = $725.5 million in 2012
United Kingdom: 3.56 million units by 2006 [137] at £29.99 ($59) [138]each = $210.04 million in 1999 dollars = $290.3 million in 2012

[449] United Kingdom: 3.56 million units by 2006 [137] at £29.99 ($59) [138]each = $210.04 million in 1999 dollars = $290.3 million in 2012

[450] North America and rest of the world: 12.27 million units [139] at $29.95 [140] each = $367.5 million in 1998 dollars = $519.1 million in 2012 dollars

[451] Alternative calculation:
$1000 million as of 1998 = $1430 million in 2012
Additional $464.22 million as of 2012

[452] $1000 million as of 1998 = $1430 million in 2012

[453] Additional $464.22 million as of 2012

[Asteroids-74] 43.0 ^43.1 ^[356]^[357]

[NSMBRevenue-75] 44.0 ^44.1 New Super Mario Bros.
Retail prices:
Japan: ¥4572 [141] ($51.03) [142]
United States: $39.99 [143] (representing North America)
United Kingdom: £29.99 [144] ($59.40) [145] (representing Europe)
Australia: AU$70 [146] (US$74) [147] (representing rest of the world)

Overal sales revenue: [148] $1.5 billion
Japan: 6,474,762 units = $330.41 million
North America: 10.79 million units = $431.5 million
Europe: 8,843,184 units = $525.3 million
Rest of the world: 2.87 million units = $212.4 million

Annual sales
9.5 million as of March 2007 (fiscal year 2006) [149]
13.14 million as of December 2007 [150]
17.63 million as of December 2008 [151] (additional 4.49 million)
21.39 million as of December 2009 [152] (additional 3.76 million)
26.21 million as of December 2010 [153] (additional 4.82 million)
28.74 million as of December 2011 [154] (additional 2.53 million)
29.09 million as of March 2012^[1] (additional 350,000)

[456] Retail prices:
Japan: ¥4572 [141] ($51.03) [142]
United States: $39.99 [143] (representing North America)
United Kingdom: £29.99 [144] ($59.40) [145] (representing Europe)
Australia: AU$70 [146] (US$74) [147] (representing rest of the world)

[457] Japan: ¥4572 [141] ($51.03) [142]

[458] United States: $39.99 [143] (representing North America)

[459] United Kingdom: £29.99 [144] ($59.40) [145] (representing Europe)

[460] Australia: AU$70 [146] (US$74) [147] (representing rest of the world)

[461] Overal sales revenue: [148] $1.5 billion
Japan: 6,474,762 units = $330.41 million
North America: 10.79 million units = $431.5 million
Europe: 8,843,184 units = $525.3 million
Rest of the world: 2.87 million units = $212.4 million

[462] Japan: 6,474,762 units = $330.41 million

[463] North America: 10.79 million units = $431.5 million

[464] Europe: 8,843,184 units = $525.3 million

[465] Rest of the world: 2.87 million units = $212.4 million

[466] Annual sales
9.5 million as of March 2007 (fiscal year 2006) [149]
13.14 million as of December 2007 [150]
17.63 million as of December 2008 [151] (additional 4.49 million)
21.39 million as of December 2009 [152] (additional 3.76 million)
26.21 million as of December 2010 [153] (additional 4.82 million)
28.74 million as of December 2011 [154] (additional 2.53 million)
29.09 million as of March 2012^[1] (additional 350,000)

[467] 9.5 million as of March 2007 (fiscal year 2006) [149]

[468] 13.14 million as of December 2007 [150]

[469] 17.63 million as of December 2008 [151] (additional 4.49 million)

[470] 21.39 million as of December 2009 [152] (additional 3.76 million)

[471] 26.21 million as of December 2010 [153] (additional 4.82 million)

[472] 28.74 million as of December 2011 [154] (additional 2.53 million)

[473] 29.09 million as of March 2012^[1] (additional 350,000)

[NSMBInflation-76] 45.0 ^45.1 New Super Mario Bros. inflation:^[14]
Japan sales at $51.03 each: $331.6 million = $373.3 million in 2012 dollars
Fiscal year 2006: 4.46 million units [155] = $228 million = $260.4 million in 2012
Fiscal year 2007: 790,000 units [156] = $40.314 million = $45 million in 2012
Fiscal year 2008: 310,000 units [157] = $16 million = $17.2 million in 2012
Fiscal year 2009: 410,000 units [158] = $21 million = $23 million in 2012
Fiscal year 2010: 310,000 units [159] = $15.82 million = $17 million in 2012
April-December 2011: 130,000 units [160] = $7 million = $7.2 million in 2012
2012: 63,786 units [161] = $3.3 million in 2012
2013: 2,859 units [162] = $150,000 in 2013

Overseas: $1169.2 million in 2006 dollars = $1335.2 million in 2012 dollars

[475] Japan sales at $51.03 each: $331.6 million = $373.3 million in 2012 dollars
Fiscal year 2006: 4.46 million units [155] = $228 million = $260.4 million in 2012
Fiscal year 2007: 790,000 units [156] = $40.314 million = $45 million in 2012
Fiscal year 2008: 310,000 units [157] = $16 million = $17.2 million in 2012
Fiscal year 2009: 410,000 units [158] = $21 million = $23 million in 2012
Fiscal year 2010: 310,000 units [159] = $15.82 million = $17 million in 2012
April-December 2011: 130,000 units [160] = $7 million = $7.2 million in 2012
2012: 63,786 units [161] = $3.3 million in 2012
2013: 2,859 units [162] = $150,000 in 2013

[476] Fiscal year 2006: 4.46 million units [155] = $228 million = $260.4 million in 2012

[477] Fiscal year 2007: 790,000 units [156] = $40.314 million = $45 million in 2012

[478] Fiscal year 2008: 310,000 units [157] = $16 million = $17.2 million in 2012

[479] Fiscal year 2009: 410,000 units [158] = $21 million = $23 million in 2012

[480] Fiscal year 2010: 310,000 units [159] = $15.82 million = $17 million in 2012

[481] April-December 2011: 130,000 units [160] = $7 million = $7.2 million in 2012

[482] 2012: 63,786 units [161] = $3.3 million in 2012

[483] 2013: 2,859 units [162] = $150,000 in 2013

[484] Overseas: $1169.2 million in 2006 dollars = $1335.2 million in 2012 dollars

[Defender-77] 46.0 ^46.1 ^[358]^[359]

[SF2Sales-92] 47.0 ^47.1 ^47.2 ^47.3 ^47.4 ^47.5 Street Fighter II sales:^[45]
Street Fighter II: The World Warrior (SNES) - 6.3 million
Street Fighter II: Special Champion Edition (Mega Drive) - 1.65 million
Street Fighter II Turbo (SNES) - 4.1 million
Super Street Fighter II: New Challengers (SNES) - 2 million
Super Street Fighter II (Mega Drive) - 150,000 [163]
Super Street Fighter II: Turbo Revival (GBA) - 250,000 [164]
Super Street Fighter II Turbo HD Remix (PSN/XBLA) - 250,000^[46]

[487] Street Fighter II: The World Warrior (SNES) - 6.3 million

[488] Street Fighter II: Special Champion Edition (Mega Drive) - 1.65 million

[489] Street Fighter II Turbo (SNES) - 4.1 million

[490] Super Street Fighter II: New Challengers (SNES) - 2 million

[491] Super Street Fighter II (Mega Drive) - 150,000 [163]

[492] Super Street Fighter II: Turbo Revival (GBA) - 250,000 [164]

[493] Super Street Fighter II Turbo HD Remix (PSN/XBLA) - 250,000^[46]

[SMBNonBundleRevenue-105] 48.0 ^48.1 Super Mario Bros. (non-bundled version) in Japan and Europe:
Japan: 6.81 million units^[65] at ¥4900 [165] ($55.83) [166] each = $380.2023 million
Europe: 3.58 million units [167] at £19.99 [168] ($32.20) [169] each = £72 million = $115.3 million
Rest of the world: 770,000 units [170] at mean average price (between Japan and UK prices) of $44.02 each = $34 million

[495] Japan: 6.81 million units^[65] at ¥4900 [165] ($55.83) [166] each = $380.2023 million

[496] Europe: 3.58 million units [167] at £19.99 [168] ($32.20) [169] each = £72 million = $115.3 million

[497] Rest of the world: 770,000 units [170] at mean average price (between Japan and UK prices) of $44.02 each = $34 million

[Mario64-119] Super Mario 64 sales revenues:
Japan: 1.91 million units [171] at ¥10,920 [172] ($122.20) [173] each = $233.402 million
Overseas: 9.71 million units^[3] at $70 [174] each = $680 million

[499] Japan: 1.91 million units [171] at ¥10,920 [172] ($122.20) [173] each = $233.402 million

[500] Overseas: 9.71 million units^[3] at $70 [174] each = $680 million

[nintendo_mar12-0] 1.00 ^1.01 ^1.02 ^1.03 ^1.04 ^1.05 ^1.06 ^1.07 ^1.08 ^1.09 ^1.10 ^1.11 ^1.12 ^1.13 ^1.14 ^1.15 ^1.16 ^1.17 ^1.18 ^1.19 ^1.20 ^1.21 ^1.22 ^1.23 ^1.24 ^1.25 ^1.26 ^1.27 ^1.28 ^1.29 ^1.30 ^1.31 ^1.32 ^1.33 ^1.34 ^1.35 Supplementary Information:Financial Results Briefing for Fiscal Year Ended March 31, 2012 (PDF). Nintendo (2012-04-27). Retrieved on 2012-07-20.

[marioguiness-1] 2.0 ^2.1 ^2.2 Best-Selling Video Games. Guinness World Records. Archived from the original on 2006-03-17. Retrieved on 2008-01-31.

[Mario_Sales_Data-2] 3.00 ^3.01 ^3.02 ^3.03 ^3.04 ^3.05 ^3.06 ^3.07 ^3.08 ^3.09 ^3.10 ^3.11 ^3.12 ^3.13 ^3.14 Mario Sales Data.

[tetris-3] 4.0 ^4.1 ^4.2 Computer game Tetris celebrates 25 years. Daily Telegraph (June 6, 2009). Retrieved on 2012-08-23.

[110729e-4] 5.0 ^5.1 ^5.2 ^5.3 ^5.4 Supplementary Information about Earnings Release 7. Nintendo (2011-07-29). Retrieved on 2011-07-29.

[wiiresort-5] 6.0 ^6.1 Bundle announced in October 2012. [395] 30.14 million units sold by March 2012.

[nintendotop_wii-6] 7.0 ^7.1 ^7.2 ^7.3 ^7.4 ^7.5 ^7.6 ^7.7 ^7.8 Nintendo Top Selling Software Sales Units: Wii. Nintendo (2012-03-31). Retrieved on 2012-05-20.

[1103e-7] 8.00 ^8.01 ^8.02 ^8.03 ^8.04 ^8.05 ^8.06 ^8.07 ^8.08 ^8.09 ^8.10 ^8.11 Nintendo Annual Report 2011 (PDF) 56. Nintendo (2011-03-11). Retrieved on 2012-07-31.

[black_ops-8] 9.0 ^9.1 ^9.2 Makuch, Eddie (2011-05-05). Call of Duty: Black Ops sells 20 million - Analyst. GameSpot. GameSpot AU. Retrieved on 2011-05-25. “12 million of which were Xbox 360 copies”

[gold_silver-9] 10.0 ^10.1 ^10.2 Brian Ashcraft (May 7, 2009). Pokemon Gold And Silver Getting DS Remakes. Kotaku. Retrieved on 2011-08-06.

[100507e-10] 11.0 ^11.1 ^11.2 ^11.3 Supplementary Information about Earnings Release (PDF) 6. Nintendo (2010-05-07). Retrieved on 2010-05-07.

[nintendohistory1-11] 12.0 ^12.1 ^12.2 ^12.3 ^12.4 The Nintendo Years: 1990 2. Next-Gen.biz (2007-06-25). Retrieved on 2007-06-27.

[sims2-12] 13.0 ^13.1 ^13.2 Furry Phones and Pocket Pups: The Sims 2 Pets Goes Mobile. Electronic Arts (29 March 2007). Retrieved on 2012-07-21.

[cpi_inflation-13] 14.00 ^14.01 ^14.02 ^14.03 ^14.04 ^14.05 ^14.06 ^14.07 ^14.08 ^14.09 ^14.10 ^14.11 ^14.12 ^14.13 ^14.14 ^14.15 ^14.16 ^14.17 ^14.18 CPI Inflation Calculator. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Retrieved on 2012-02-22.

[atari_invaders_revenue-25] 15.0 ^15.1 Glenn Adilman, Videogames: knowing the score, Creative Computing, December 1983

[sfii_console_inflation-33] 16.0 ^16.1 Street Fighter II inflation
Street Fighter II: The World Warrior (SNES) - $606 million in 1992 dollars = $992 million in 2012 dollars
Street Fighter II Turbo (SNES) - $504.4 million in 1993 dollars = $801.43 million in 2012 dollars
Super Street Fighter II: The New Challengers (SNES) - $264.24 million in 1994 dollars = $409.4 million in 2012 dollars
Street Fighter II: Special Champion Edition (Mega Drive) - $200 million in 1993 dollars = $318 million in 2012 dollars
Super Street Fighter II (Mega Drive) - $20.2 million in 1994 dollars = $31.3 million in 2012 dollars
Super Street Fighter II: Turbo Revival (GBA) - $14 million in 2001 dollars = $18.2 million in 2012 dollars
Super Street Fighter II Turbo HD Remix (PSN/XBLA) - $4 million in 2008 = $4.3 million in 2012

[517] Street Fighter II: The World Warrior (SNES) - $606 million in 1992 dollars = $992 million in 2012 dollars

[518] Street Fighter II Turbo (SNES) - $504.4 million in 1993 dollars = $801.43 million in 2012 dollars

[519] Super Street Fighter II: The New Challengers (SNES) - $264.24 million in 1994 dollars = $409.4 million in 2012 dollars

[520] Street Fighter II: Special Champion Edition (Mega Drive) - $200 million in 1993 dollars = $318 million in 2012 dollars

[521] Super Street Fighter II (Mega Drive) - $20.2 million in 1994 dollars = $31.3 million in 2012 dollars

[522] Super Street Fighter II: Turbo Revival (GBA) - $14 million in 2001 dollars = $18.2 million in 2012 dollars

[523] Super Street Fighter II Turbo HD Remix (PSN/XBLA) - $4 million in 2008 = $4.3 million in 2012

[wow_revenue-35] 17.0 ^17.1 World of Warcraft revenues up until September 2012:
2005 - $250 million [396][397]
2006 - $597 million [398][399]
2007 - $843 million [400][401]
2008 - $1 billion [402][403]
2009 - $1.15 billion [404]
2010 - $1.03 billion [405][406]
2011 - $1.15 billion [407]
January-September 2012 - $555 million
January-June 2012: $448 million [408]
August-September 2012: $107 million [409]

[525] 2005 - $250 million [396][397]

[526] 2006 - $597 million [398][399]

[527] 2007 - $843 million [400][401]

[528] 2008 - $1 billion [402][403]

[529] 2009 - $1.15 billion [404]

[530] 2010 - $1.03 billion [405][406]

[531] 2011 - $1.15 billion [407]

[532] January-September 2012 - $555 million
January-June 2012: $448 million [408]
August-September 2012: $107 million [409]

[533] January-June 2012: $448 million [408]

[534] August-September 2012: $107 million [409]

[wow_inflation-36] 18.0 ^18.1 World of Warcraft inflation:
2005 - $250 million = $290 million in 2012
2006 - $597 million = $679 million in 2012
2007 - $843 million = $933 million in 2012
2008 - $1 billion = $1.07 billion in 2012
2009 - $1.15 billion = $1.23 billion in 2012
2010 - $1.03 billion = $1.09 billion in 2012
2011 - $1.15 billion = $1.18 billion in 2012
2012 - $555 million

[536] 2005 - $250 million = $290 million in 2012

[537] 2006 - $597 million = $679 million in 2012

[538] 2007 - $843 million = $933 million in 2012

[539] 2008 - $1 billion = $1.07 billion in 2012

[540] 2009 - $1.15 billion = $1.23 billion in 2012

[541] 2010 - $1.03 billion = $1.09 billion in 2012

[542] 2011 - $1.15 billion = $1.18 billion in 2012

[543] 2012 - $555 million

[sonic_mobile_revenue-40] 19.0 ^19.1 ^19.2 8 million downloads at $8 each [410]

[crossfire_revenue-44] 20.0 ^20.1 CrossFire revenues:
2008-2009: $193 million
Neowiz Games: ₩165,553 million [411] = $164 million [412]
Smile Gate: $29 million [413]
Tencent Games: Unknown

2010 - $1.2 billion [414]
2011 - $1 billion, [415] including $893 million in China [416]
2012 - $1 billion, [417] including $874 million in China [418]

[546] 2008-2009: $193 million
Neowiz Games: ₩165,553 million [411] = $164 million [412]
Smile Gate: $29 million [413]
Tencent Games: Unknown

[547] Neowiz Games: ₩165,553 million [411] = $164 million [412]

[548] Smile Gate: $29 million [413]

[549] Tencent Games: Unknown

[550] 2010 - $1.2 billion [414]

[551] 2011 - $1 billion, [415] including $893 million in China [416]

[552] 2012 - $1 billion, [417] including $874 million in China [418]

[crossfire_inflation-45] 21.0 ^21.1 CrossFire inflation:
$193 million in 2009 = $207 million in 2012
$1.2 billion in 2010 = $1.3 billion in 2012
$1 billion in 2011 = $1.024 billion in 2012
$1 billion in 2012

[554] $193 million in 2009 = $207 million in 2012

[555] $1.2 billion in 2010 = $1.3 billion in 2012

[556] $1 billion in 2011 = $1.024 billion in 2012

[557] $1 billion in 2012

[westward_revenue-46] 22.0 ^22.1 Westward Journey revenues
Westward Journey Online II (launched 2002) from 2002 to 2003: $37 million
$6 million [419] in 2002 [420]
$31 million [421] in 2003 [422]

Westward Journey Online II and Fantasy Westward Journey (launched 2004) from 2004 to 2008: $1.3 billion
$95.11 million [423] in 2004 [424]
$223 million [425] in 2005 [426]
$301.41 million [427] in 2006 [428]
$302 million [429] in 2007 [430]
$364.3 million [431] in 2008 [432]

Fantasy Westward Journey from 2009 to 2011: $1.5 billion+
$400 million in 2009 [433]
$400 million+ in 2010 [434]
$400 million+ in 2011 [435]
$300 million+ in first three quarters of 2012 [436]

[559] Westward Journey Online II (launched 2002) from 2002 to 2003: $37 million
$6 million [419] in 2002 [420]
$31 million [421] in 2003 [422]

[560] $6 million [419] in 2002 [420]

[561] $31 million [421] in 2003 [422]

[562] Westward Journey Online II and Fantasy Westward Journey (launched 2004) from 2004 to 2008: $1.3 billion
$95.11 million [423] in 2004 [424]
$223 million [425] in 2005 [426]
$301.41 million [427] in 2006 [428]
$302 million [429] in 2007 [430]
$364.3 million [431] in 2008 [432]

[563] $95.11 million [423] in 2004 [424]

[564] $223 million [425] in 2005 [426]

[565] $301.41 million [427] in 2006 [428]

[566] $302 million [429] in 2007 [430]

[567] $364.3 million [431] in 2008 [432]

[568] Fantasy Westward Journey from 2009 to 2011: $1.5 billion+
$400 million in 2009 [433]
$400 million+ in 2010 [434]
$400 million+ in 2011 [435]
$300 million+ in first three quarters of 2012 [436]

[569] $400 million in 2009 [433]

[570] $400 million+ in 2010 [434]

[571] $400 million+ in 2011 [435]

[572] $300 million+ in first three quarters of 2012 [436]

[westward_inflation-47] 23.0 ^23.1 Westward Journey inflation
Westward Journey Online II during 2002-2003: $47 million in 2012 dollars
$6 million in 2002 = $8 million in 2012
$31 million in 2003 = $39 million in 2012

Westward Journey Online II and Fantasy Westward Journey during 2004-2008: $1.45 billion
$95.11 million in 2004 = $116 million in 2012
$223 million in 2005 = $263 million in 2012
$301.41 million in 2006 = $344.2 million in 2012
$302 million in 2007 = $335.32 million in 2012
$364.3 million in 2008 = $390 million in 2012

Fantasy Westward Journey during 2008-2011: $1.6 billion+ in 2012 dollars
$400 million in 2009 = $429.24 million in 2012
$400 million+ in 2010 = $422.32 million+ in 2012
$400 million+ in 2011 = $409.4 million+ in 2012
$300 million+ in first three quarters of 2012

[574] Westward Journey Online II during 2002-2003: $47 million in 2012 dollars
$6 million in 2002 = $8 million in 2012
$31 million in 2003 = $39 million in 2012

[575] $6 million in 2002 = $8 million in 2012

[576] $31 million in 2003 = $39 million in 2012

[577] Westward Journey Online II and Fantasy Westward Journey during 2004-2008: $1.45 billion
$95.11 million in 2004 = $116 million in 2012
$223 million in 2005 = $263 million in 2012
$301.41 million in 2006 = $344.2 million in 2012
$302 million in 2007 = $335.32 million in 2012
$364.3 million in 2008 = $390 million in 2012

[578] $95.11 million in 2004 = $116 million in 2012

[579] $223 million in 2005 = $263 million in 2012

[580] $301.41 million in 2006 = $344.2 million in 2012

[581] $302 million in 2007 = $335.32 million in 2012

[582] $364.3 million in 2008 = $390 million in 2012

[583] Fantasy Westward Journey during 2008-2011: $1.6 billion+ in 2012 dollars

[584] $400 million in 2009 = $429.24 million in 2012

[585] $400 million+ in 2010 = $422.32 million+ in 2012

[586] $400 million+ in 2011 = $409.4 million+ in 2012

[587] $300 million+ in first three quarters of 2012

[lineage_revenue-48] 24.0 ^24.1 Lineage revenues:
2000: $1.4 million in first two months of Taiwan release [437]
2002: $46 million [438][439]
2003: $157 million [440][441]
2004: $247.1 million [442][443]
2005: $259.14 million [444][445]
2006: $278.3 million [446][447]
2007: $273 million [448][449]
2008: $261.2 million [450][451]
2009: $270 million [452]
2010: $282 million [453][454]
2011: $279 million [455][456]
January-September 2012: $178 million [457][458]

[589] 2000: $1.4 million in first two months of Taiwan release [437]

[590] 2002: $46 million [438][439]

[591] 2003: $157 million [440][441]

[592] 2004: $247.1 million [442][443]

[593] 2005: $259.14 million [444][445]

[594] 2006: $278.3 million [446][447]

[595] 2007: $273 million [448][449]

[596] 2008: $261.2 million [450][451]

[597] 2009: $270 million [452]

[598] 2010: $282 million [453][454]

[599] 2011: $279 million [455][456]

[600] January-September 2012: $178 million [457][458]

[lineage_inflation-49] 25.0 ^25.1 Lineage inflation:
$1.4 million in 2000 = $1.9 million in 2012
$46 million in 2002 = $59 million in 2012
$157 million in 2003 = $196.44 million in 2012
$247.1 million in 2004 = $301.2 million in 2012
$259.14 million in 2005 = $306 million in 2012
$278.3 million in 2006 = $318 million in 2012
$273 million in 2007 = $303.12 million in 2012
$261.2 million in 2008 = $280.3 million in 2012
$270 million in 2009 = $290 million in 2012
$282 million in 2010 = $303 million in 2012
$279 million in 2011 = $286 million in 2012
$178 million during January-September 2012

[602] $1.4 million in 2000 = $1.9 million in 2012

[603] $46 million in 2002 = $59 million in 2012

[604] $157 million in 2003 = $196.44 million in 2012

[605] $247.1 million in 2004 = $301.2 million in 2012

[606] $259.14 million in 2005 = $306 million in 2012

[607] $278.3 million in 2006 = $318 million in 2012

[608] $273 million in 2007 = $303.12 million in 2012

[609] $261.2 million in 2008 = $280.3 million in 2012

[610] $270 million in 2009 = $290 million in 2012

[611] $282 million in 2010 = $303 million in 2012

[612] $279 million in 2011 = $286 million in 2012

[613] $178 million during January-September 2012

[wii_fit_inflation-51] 26.0 ^26.1 Wii Fit inflation:
Japan sales at ¥8800 ($114.12) each: $450.24 million in 2012 dollars
December 2007: 1.05 million units = $120 million in 2007 = $133.24 million in 2012
2008: 2.18 million units = $249 million in 2008 = $267.2 million in 2012
2009: 380,000 units = $43.4 million in 2009 = $47 million in 2012
2010: 21,065 units = $2.404 million in 2010 = $2.54 million in 2012
2011: 2,195 units = $250,500 in 2011 = $260,000 in 2012

Europe sales at €89.99 ($141) each: $1234.1 million in 2012 dollars
2008: 4,709,296 units = $664.011 million in 2008 = $713 million in 2012
2009: 3,259,865 units = $460 million in 2009 = $494 million in 2012
2010: 131,975 units = $19 million in 2010 = $20.1 million in 2012
2011: 21,410 units = $3.02 million in 2011 = $3.1 million in 2012
2012: 27,589 units = $3.9 million in 2012

United States at $89.99 each: $791.2 million in 2012 dollars
2008: 4,299,177 units = $387 million in 2008 = $415.3 million in 2012
2009: 3,812,829 units = $343.12 million in 2009 = $368.2 million in 2012
2010: 47,336 units = $4.3 million in 2010 = $4.54 million in 2012
2011: 22,419 units = $2.02 million in 2011 = $2.1 million in 2012
2012: 11,431 units = $1.03 million in 2012

Rest of North America: $65 million as of 2012
Rest of the world: $187.2 million as of 2012

[615] Japan sales at ¥8800 ($114.12) each: $450.24 million in 2012 dollars
December 2007: 1.05 million units = $120 million in 2007 = $133.24 million in 2012
2008: 2.18 million units = $249 million in 2008 = $267.2 million in 2012
2009: 380,000 units = $43.4 million in 2009 = $47 million in 2012
2010: 21,065 units = $2.404 million in 2010 = $2.54 million in 2012
2011: 2,195 units = $250,500 in 2011 = $260,000 in 2012

[616] December 2007: 1.05 million units = $120 million in 2007 = $133.24 million in 2012

[617] 2008: 2.18 million units = $249 million in 2008 = $267.2 million in 2012

[618] 2009: 380,000 units = $43.4 million in 2009 = $47 million in 2012

[619] 2010: 21,065 units = $2.404 million in 2010 = $2.54 million in 2012

[620] 2011: 2,195 units = $250,500 in 2011 = $260,000 in 2012

[621] Europe sales at €89.99 ($141) each: $1234.1 million in 2012 dollars
2008: 4,709,296 units = $664.011 million in 2008 = $713 million in 2012
2009: 3,259,865 units = $460 million in 2009 = $494 million in 2012
2010: 131,975 units = $19 million in 2010 = $20.1 million in 2012
2011: 21,410 units = $3.02 million in 2011 = $3.1 million in 2012
2012: 27,589 units = $3.9 million in 2012

[622] 2008: 4,709,296 units = $664.011 million in 2008 = $713 million in 2012

[623] 2009: 3,259,865 units = $460 million in 2009 = $494 million in 2012

[624] 2010: 131,975 units = $19 million in 2010 = $20.1 million in 2012

[625] 2011: 21,410 units = $3.02 million in 2011 = $3.1 million in 2012

[626] 2012: 27,589 units = $3.9 million in 2012

[627] United States at $89.99 each: $791.2 million in 2012 dollars
2008: 4,299,177 units = $387 million in 2008 = $415.3 million in 2012
2009: 3,812,829 units = $343.12 million in 2009 = $368.2 million in 2012
2010: 47,336 units = $4.3 million in 2010 = $4.54 million in 2012
2011: 22,419 units = $2.02 million in 2011 = $2.1 million in 2012
2012: 11,431 units = $1.03 million in 2012

[628] 2008: 4,299,177 units = $387 million in 2008 = $415.3 million in 2012

[629] 2009: 3,812,829 units = $343.12 million in 2009 = $368.2 million in 2012

[630] 2010: 47,336 units = $4.3 million in 2010 = $4.54 million in 2012

[631] 2011: 22,419 units = $2.02 million in 2011 = $2.1 million in 2012

[632] 2012: 11,431 units = $1.03 million in 2012

[633] Rest of North America: $65 million as of 2012

[634] Rest of the world: $187.2 million as of 2012

[dungeon_revenue-58] 27.0 ^27.1 Dungeon Fighter Online grossed at least $2 billion from 2005 to 2011.[459] This includes over $1.5 billion by 2010,[460] including China revenues of $141 million in 2009 [461] and $464 million in 2011.[462]

[dungeon_inflation-59] 28.0 ^28.1 Dungeon Fighter Online inflation:
$141 million in 2009 = $151.31 million in 2012
Remaining $1359 million by 2010 = $271.8 million average per year from 2005 to 2010 (excl. 2009)
$271.8 million in 2005 = $320.4 million in 2012
$271.8 million in 2006 = $310.4 million in 2012
$271.8 million in 2007 = $302 million in 2012
$271.8 million in 2008 = $292 million in 2012
$271.8 million in 2010 = $287 million in 2012

Additional $500 million in 2011 = $512 million in 2012

[637] $141 million in 2009 = $151.31 million in 2012

[638] Remaining $1359 million by 2010 = $271.8 million average per year from 2005 to 2010 (excl. 2009)
$271.8 million in 2005 = $320.4 million in 2012
$271.8 million in 2006 = $310.4 million in 2012
$271.8 million in 2007 = $302 million in 2012
$271.8 million in 2008 = $292 million in 2012
$271.8 million in 2010 = $287 million in 2012

[639] $271.8 million in 2005 = $320.4 million in 2012

[640] $271.8 million in 2006 = $310.4 million in 2012

[641] $271.8 million in 2007 = $302 million in 2012

[642] $271.8 million in 2008 = $292 million in 2012

[643] $271.8 million in 2010 = $287 million in 2012

[644] Additional $500 million in 2011 = $512 million in 2012

[DK_gross-62] 29.0 ^29.1 Donkey Kong revenue:
United States hardware sales: $280 million during 1981-1982
Jörg Ziesak (2009), Wii Innovate – How Nintendo Created a New Market Through the Strategic Innovation Wii, GRIN Verlag, p. 50, ISBN 3640497740, http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=C8rHXoUCbfAC&pg=PA2029, retrieved 9 April 2011, "Donkey Kong was Nintendo's first international smash hit and the main reason behind the company's breakthrough in the Northern American market. In the first year of its publication, it earned Nintendo 180 million US dollars, continuing with a return of 100 million dollars in the second year."

United States coin revenues:
$288 weekly per machine in first year.[463] For 60,000 machines in first year, that works out to $207.4 million in coin revenues for the first year.

Japan hardware sales: $130 million in 1981
65,000 units in 1981 at $2000 each [464]

[646] United States hardware sales: $280 million during 1981-1982
Jörg Ziesak (2009), Wii Innovate – How Nintendo Created a New Market Through the Strategic Innovation Wii, GRIN Verlag, p. 50, ISBN 3640497740, http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=C8rHXoUCbfAC&pg=PA2029, retrieved 9 April 2011, "Donkey Kong was Nintendo's first international smash hit and the main reason behind the company's breakthrough in the Northern American market. In the first year of its publication, it earned Nintendo 180 million US dollars, continuing with a return of 100 million dollars in the second year."

[647] Jörg Ziesak (2009), Wii Innovate – How Nintendo Created a New Market Through the Strategic Innovation Wii, GRIN Verlag, p. 50, ISBN 3640497740, http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=C8rHXoUCbfAC&pg=PA2029, retrieved 9 April 2011, "Donkey Kong was Nintendo's first international smash hit and the main reason behind the company's breakthrough in the Northern American market. In the first year of its publication, it earned Nintendo 180 million US dollars, continuing with a return of 100 million dollars in the second year."

[648] United States coin revenues:
$288 weekly per machine in first year.[463] For 60,000 machines in first year, that works out to $207.4 million in coin revenues for the first year.

[649] $288 weekly per machine in first year.[463] For 60,000 machines in first year, that works out to $207.4 million in coin revenues for the first year.

[650] Japan hardware sales: $130 million in 1981
65,000 units in 1981 at $2000 each [464]

[651] 65,000 units in 1981 at $2000 each [464]

[dk_console_inflation-66] 30.0 ^30.1 Donkey Kong cartridge sales inflation:
Coleco version: $154 million in 1982 = $370 million in 2012
Famicom version in Japan: $54.04 million in 1983 dollars = $125 million in 2012 dollars

[653] Coleco version: $154 million in 1982 = $370 million in 2012

[654] Famicom version in Japan: $54.04 million in 1983 dollars = $125 million in 2012 dollars

[maple_revenue-70] 31.0 ^31.1 $1.8 billion as of 2011,[465] including $301 million by 2006,[466] $200 million in 2009 alone,[467] and $1.5 billion by 2010.[468]

[maple_inflation-71] 32.0 ^32.1 MapleStory inflation:
$301 million as of 2006 = $75.3 million average per year from 2003 to 2006
$75.25 million in 2003 = $94.2 million in 2012
$75.25 million in 2004 = $92 million in 2012
$75.25 million in 2005 = $89 million in 2012
$75.25 million in 2006 = $86 million in 2012

$200 million in 2009 alone = $215 million in 2012
Remaining $999 million by 2010 = $333 million average per year from 2007 to 2010 (excl. 2009)
$333 million in 2007 = $370 million in 2012
$333 million in 2008 = $357.34 million in 2012
$333 million in 2010 = $352 million in 2012

Additional $300 million in 2011 = $307.04 million in 2012

[657] $301 million as of 2006 = $75.3 million average per year from 2003 to 2006
$75.25 million in 2003 = $94.2 million in 2012
$75.25 million in 2004 = $92 million in 2012
$75.25 million in 2005 = $89 million in 2012
$75.25 million in 2006 = $86 million in 2012

[658] $75.25 million in 2003 = $94.2 million in 2012

[659] $75.25 million in 2004 = $92 million in 2012

[660] $75.25 million in 2005 = $89 million in 2012

[661] $75.25 million in 2006 = $86 million in 2012

[662] $200 million in 2009 alone = $215 million in 2012

[663] Remaining $999 million by 2010 = $333 million average per year from 2007 to 2010 (excl. 2009)
$333 million in 2007 = $370 million in 2012
$333 million in 2008 = $357.34 million in 2012
$333 million in 2010 = $352 million in 2012

[664] $333 million in 2007 = $370 million in 2012

[665] $333 million in 2008 = $357.34 million in 2012

[666] $333 million in 2010 = $352 million in 2012

[667] Additional $300 million in 2011 = $307.04 million in 2012

[defender_inflation-78] 33.0 ^33.1 Defender revenue inflation: $1 billion during 1981-2001 = $250 million per half-decade =
$250 million in 1985 = $534.90 million in 2012
$250 million in 1990 = $440.36 million in 2012
$250 million in 1995 = $377.66 million in 2012
$250 million in 2000 = $334.23 million in 2012

[669] $250 million in 1985 = $534.90 million in 2012

[670] $250 million in 1990 = $440.36 million in 2012

[671] $250 million in 1995 = $377.66 million in 2012

[672] $250 million in 2000 = $334.23 million in 2012

[black_ops_revenue-79] 34.0 ^34.1 Call of Duty: Black Ops, revenues
Game sales: $1 billion in 2010 [469]
Map packs: $270 million as of September 2011 [470]

[674] Game sales: $1 billion in 2010 [469]

[675] Map packs: $270 million as of September 2011 [470]

[80] Call of Duty: Black Ops overall revenue:
23 million copies as of September 2011 [471] at $59.99 [472] each: $1379.77 billion
Map packs: $270 million^[34]

[677] 23 million copies as of September 2011 [471] at $59.99 [472] each: $1379.77 billion

[678] Map packs: $270 million^[34]

[mashable.com-81] ttp://mashable.com/2011/03/09/kinect-10-million/

[SonicPackIn-82] 37.0 ^37.1 Sonic the Hedgehog GameTap Retrospective Pt. 3/4. Event occurs at 1:21. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7mFs2v7XM4o.

[sheff121-83] 38.0 ^38.1 ^38.2 Sheff 121:
""And we received from Coleco an agreement that they would pay us three percent of the net sales price [of all the "Donkey Kong" cartridges Coleco sold]." It turned out to be an impressive number of cartridges, 6 million, which translated into $4.6 million."
— Sid Sheinberg

[kart_wii-84] Wii bundle with Mario Kart Wii first announced in May 2011.[473]

[mw3-85] 40.0 ^40.1 ^40.2 ^40.3 Modern Warfare 3 Sales Will Never Catch Black Ops - Has Call of Duty Peaked? - Forbes. Forbes. Forbes LLC. Retrieved on 2012-10-20.

[telegraph.co.uk-86] 41.0 ^41.1 ^41.2 ^41.3 "Super Mario Bros voted greatest computer game ever". The Daily Telegraph (London). 2008-07-27. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopics/howaboutthat/2463142/Super-Mario-Bros-voted-greatest-computer-game-ever.html. Retrieved 2009-07-13.

[guinness_2009-87] 42.0 ^42.1 ^42.2 Guinness World Records 2009 Gamer's Edition. pp. 108–109. ISBN [[Special:BookSources/1-904994-45-9|1-904994-45-9]]. "GTA: San Andreas is the best-selling PlayStation 2 game of all time, with a massive 17.33 million copies sold."

[gta4-88] 43.0 ^43.1 James Orry. GTA 4 sales reach 17 million. Videogamer.com. Retrieved on 2012-09-25.

[gtseries-89] 44.00 ^44.01 ^44.02 ^44.03 ^44.04 ^44.05 ^44.06 ^44.07 ^44.08 ^44.09 ^44.10 ^44.11 ^44.12 "Gran Turismo" Series Software Title List. Polyphony Digital (June 2008). Retrieved on 2008-12-04.

[capcomplatinum-90] 45.0 ^45.1 ^45.2 ^45.3 ^45.4 ^45.5 ^45.6 ^45.7 ^45.8 Platinum Titles. Capcom. Retrieved on 2010-08-21.

[SSF2THDR-91] 46.0 ^46.1 John Diamonon (2008-12-18). Super Street Fighter II Turbo HD Remix achieves record breaking sales. Capcom Unity. http://www.capcom-unity.com/johndmoney/blog/2008/12/18/super_street_fighter_ii_turbo_hd_remix_achieves_record_breaking_sales. Retrieved 2009-02-14.

[smb_non-bundle-93] Sales: [474]
Original Japanese Famicom release: 6.81 million
Game Boy Color release: 5.07 million
Game Boy Advance release: 1.43 million

[691] Original Japanese Famicom release: 6.81 million

[692] Game Boy Color release: 5.07 million

[693] Game Boy Advance release: 1.43 million

[selling-94] 48.0 ^48.1 ^48.2 Mario Sales Data. Gamecubicle. Retrieved on 2006-02-10.

[nintendoQ2-2005report-95] 49.0 ^49.1 Consolidated Financial Statements (Portable Document Format). Nintendo (2004-11-25). Retrieved on 2007-01-25.

[110426e-96] 50.0 ^50.1 ^50.2 ^50.3 ^50.4 ^50.5 Supplementary Information about Earnings Release 10. Nintendo (2011-04-26). Retrieved on 2011-04-26.

[080425e-97] 51.0 ^51.1 ^51.2 Financial Results Briefing for Fiscal Year Ended March 2008 (Portable Document Format) 6. Nintendo (2008-04-25). Retrieved on 2008-04-25.

[GWR08-98] 52.0 ^52.1 Craig Glenday, ed (2008-03-11). "Hardware: Best-Sellers by Platform". Guinness World Records Gamer's Edition 2008. Guinness World Records. Guinness. pp. 50. ISBN 978-1-904994-21-3.

[gt50m-99] 53.0 ^53.1 ^53.2 Martyn Williams (2008-05-09). Gran Turismo Series Shipments Hit 50 Million. PC World. Retrieved on 2008-12-04.

[081031e-100] 54.0 ^54.1 First Look: Mario Galaxy 2 Bonus DVD 6. Andriasang.com (2010-05-07). Retrieved on 2009-05-08.

[ffvii-101] 55.0 ^55.1 10.35 million sales for PlayStation;[475] 100,000 sales for PSN.[476]

[smb2-102] 56.0 ^56.1 Goss, Patrick. The games that sold consoles. MSN. Retrieved on 2009-07-13.

[wii_sports_japan-103] 57.0 ^57.1 3.77 million units [477] at ¥4800 [478] ($54) [479] each

[104] Nintendo (September 14, 2006) Nintendo's Incomparable Wii Console Launches Nov. 19; MSRP $250.00, nintendo.com

[smb_non-bundle_inflation-106] 59.0 ^59.1 Super Mario Bros. (non-bundled version in Japan and Europe) inflation:
Japan: $382.2 million in 1985 dollars = $818 million in 2012 dollars
Europe: £72 million in 1987 dollars = £166 million in 2011 pounds [480] = $277.3 million in 2011 dollars [481] = $283.04 million in 2012 dollars
Rest of the world: $34 million in 1987 dollars = $69 million in 2012 dollars

[706] Japan: $382.2 million in 1985 dollars = $818 million in 2012 dollars

[707] Europe: £72 million in 1987 dollars = £166 million in 2011 pounds [480] = $277.3 million in 2011 dollars [481] = $283.04 million in 2012 dollars

[708] Rest of the world: $34 million in 1987 dollars = $69 million in 2012 dollars

[smw_japan-107] 60.0 ^60.1 ^60.2 3,540,941 units [482] at ¥8400 [483] ($93.30) [484] each

[sonic_revenue-108] 61.0 ^61.1 Sonic the Hedgehog (non-bundled) sales revenue:
Japan: 264,400 units [485] at ¥6300 [486] ($70) [487] each = $19 million
Overseas: $233 million
North America: 3.03 million units [488] at $54.99 [489] each = $167 million
Europe and elsewhere: 1.04 million units [490] at £39.99 [491] ($64.40) [492] each = £42 million = $67 million

[711] Japan: 264,400 units [485] at ¥6300 [486] ($70) [487] each = $19 million

[712] Overseas: $233 million
North America: 3.03 million units [488] at $54.99 [489] each = $167 million
Europe and elsewhere: 1.04 million units [490] at £39.99 [491] ($64.40) [492] each = £42 million = $67 million

[713] North America: 3.03 million units [488] at $54.99 [489] each = $167 million

[714] Europe and elsewhere: 1.04 million units [490] at £39.99 [491] ($64.40) [492] each = £42 million = $67 million

[sonic_inflation-109] 62.0 ^62.1 Sonic the Hedgehog (non-bundled) revenue inflation:
Japan and North America: $186 million in 1991 dollars = $314 million in 2012 dollars
Europe and elsewhere: £42 million in 1991 pounds = £75.2 million in 2011 poounds [493] = $126 million in 2011 dollars [494] = $129 million in 2012 dollars

[716] Japan and North America: $186 million in 1991 dollars = $314 million in 2012 dollars

[717] Europe and elsewhere: £42 million in 1991 pounds = £75.2 million in 2011 poounds [493] = $126 million in 2011 dollars [494] = $129 million in 2012 dollars

[gbp_inflation-110] 63.0 ^63.1 ^63.2 ^63.3 ^63.4 ^63.5 ^63.6 ^63.7 ^63.8 ^63.9 Historic inflation calculator: how the value of money has changed since 1900, This is Money

[wii_fit_eu_price-111] 64.0 ^64.1 Wii Fit to cost £70

[magicboxjapan-112] 65.00 ^65.01 ^65.02 ^65.03 ^65.04 ^65.05 ^65.06 ^65.07 ^65.08 ^65.09 ^65.10 ^65.11 ^65.12 ^65.13 ^65.14 ^65.15 ^65.16 ^65.17 ^65.18 ^65.19 ^65.20 ^65.21 ^65.22 ^65.23 ^65.24 ^65.25 ^65.26 ^65.27 ^65.28 ^65.29 ^65.30 ^65.31 ^65.32 ^65.33 ^65.34 ^65.35 ^65.36 Japan Platinum Game Chart. The Magic Box. Retrieved on 2008-05-22.

[Kirsh-228-113] 66.0 ^66.1 Steven J. Kirsh (2006), Children, adolescents, and media violence: a critical look at the research, SAGE Publications, p. 228, ISBN 0-7619-2976-2, http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=MbIoAAAAYAAJ, retrieved 23 April 2011, "In 1993, sales of the violent beat em up video game Street Fighter II exceeded $1.5 billion."

[vgchartz_resort-114] 67.0 ^67.1 ^67.2 [495]

[vgchartz_play-115] 68.0 ^68.1 ^68.2 ^68.3 Wii Play, VGChartz

[vgchartz_play_jp-116] 69.0 ^69.1 ^69.2 ^69.3 Wii Play: Japan, VGChartz

[117] Sheff, David (April 27, 1993). "A New Leader of the Club". Game Over: How Nintendo Zapped an American Industry, Captured Your Dollars, and Enslaved Your Children (1st ed.). Random House. pp. 3–5. ISBN 0-679-40469-4.

[cnbc_gross-118] Morris, Chris (24 March 2011). "Call of Duty, Guitar Hero Top All-Time Best Selling List". CNBC. http://www.cnbc.com/id/42253109/Call_of_Duty_Guitar_Hero_Top_All_Time_Best_Selling_List. Retrieved 25 December 2011.

[black_ops_inflation-120] Call of Duty: Black Ops, inflation
Game sales: $1 billion in 2010 = $1.055 billion in 2012
Map packs: $270 million as of September 2011 = $276 million in 2012

[728] Game sales: $1 billion in 2010 = $1.055 billion in 2012

[729] Map packs: $270 million as of September 2011 = $276 million in 2012

[mw2_revenue-121] Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2, revenues
Game sales: $1 billion in 2009 [496]
Map packs: $165 million as of September 2011 [497]

[731] Game sales: $1 billion in 2009 [496]

[732] Map packs: $165 million as of September 2011 [497]

[mw2_inflation-122] Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2, revenues
Game sales: $1 billion in 2009 = $1.073 billion in 2012
Map packs: $165 million as of September 2011 = $168 million in 2012

[734] Game sales: $1 billion in 2009 = $1.073 billion in 2012

[735] Map packs: $165 million as of September 2011 = $168 million in 2012

[ffvii_revenue-123] Final Fantasy VII revenue:
10.35 million units sold [498] = $771 million
4 million Japan sales at ¥7800 [499] ($90) [500] each = $360 million
3.1 million US sales [501] at $49.99 each [502] = $160 million
2.47 million Europe sales [503] at £44.99 [504] ($72.42) [505] each = £111.13 million = $179 million
1 million sales in the rest of the world [506] at a median price of $71.99 [507] each = $72 million

100,000 PSN units,[508] at $14.99 each as of 2009 [509] = $1.5 million

[737] 10.35 million units sold [498] = $771 million
4 million Japan sales at ¥7800 [499] ($90) [500] each = $360 million
3.1 million US sales [501] at $49.99 each [502] = $160 million
2.47 million Europe sales [503] at £44.99 [504] ($72.42) [505] each = £111.13 million = $179 million
1 million sales in the rest of the world [506] at a median price of $71.99 [507] each = $72 million

[738] 4 million Japan sales at ¥7800 [499] ($90) [500] each = $360 million

[739] 3.1 million US sales [501] at $49.99 each [502] = $160 million

[740] 2.47 million Europe sales [503] at £44.99 [504] ($72.42) [505] each = £111.13 million = $179 million

[741] 1 million sales in the rest of the world [506] at a median price of $71.99 [507] each = $72 million

[742] 100,000 PSN units,[508] at $14.99 each as of 2009 [509] = $1.5 million

[126] Crecente, Brian (11-11-11). Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 Shatters All Sales Records. Retrieved on 11-11-11.

[squareenix-130] 77.0 ^77.1 ^77.2 ^77.3 ^77.4 ^77.5 ^77.6 ^77.7 ^77.8 Titles of game software with worldwide shipments exceeding 1 million copies (February 2, 2004 – February 4, 2004) (PDF). Square Enix. Retrieved on 2008-03-01.

[gt5_inflation-134] Gran Turismo 5 inflation:
$214 million in 2007 = $238 million
$551.32 million in 2010 = $582.1 million

[746] $214 million in 2007 = $238 million

[747] $551.32 million in 2010 = $582.1 million

[5490jpy-135] 79.0 ^79.1 5490 JPY to USD

[137] Dragon Quest V inflation:
Super Famicom: $522 million in 2012 dollars
Japan sales at $110 each: $520 million in 2012 dollars [510]
1992: 2.6 million units = $290 million in 1992 = $480 million in 2012
1993: 184,240 units = $20.3 million in 1993 = $32.34 million in 2012
1994: 3,700 units = $410,000 in 1994 = $700,000 in 2012
Remaining 12,060 units = $1.33 million in 1995 dollars = $2.01 million in 2012 dollars

Overseas sales at $110 each: 10,000 units = $1.1 million in 1992 dollars = $2 million in 2012 dollars

PlayStation 2: $185.2 million in 2012 dollars
2004: 1,639,856 units = $151 million in 2004 = $184.03 million in 2012
2005: 5,805 units = $534,100 in 2005 = $630,000 in 2012
Remaining 4,339 units = $400,000 in 2006 dollars = $500,000 in 2012 dollars

Nintendo DS: $106 million in 2012 dollars
Japan: Sales at $61.44 each = $94 million in 2012 dollars [511]
2008: 1,209,507 units = $74,312,110.1 in 2008 = $83 million in 2012
2009: 54,598 units = $3.4 million in 2009 = $4 million in 2012
2010: 86,361 units = $5.31 million in 2010 = $6 million in 2012
2011: 10,286 units = $632,000 in 2011 = $650,000 in 2012

Overseas: $11.04 million in 2009 dollars = $12 million in 2012 dollars

[750] Super Famicom: $522 million in 2012 dollars
Japan sales at $110 each: $520 million in 2012 dollars [510]
1992: 2.6 million units = $290 million in 1992 = $480 million in 2012
1993: 184,240 units = $20.3 million in 1993 = $32.34 million in 2012
1994: 3,700 units = $410,000 in 1994 = $700,000 in 2012
Remaining 12,060 units = $1.33 million in 1995 dollars = $2.01 million in 2012 dollars

Overseas sales at $110 each: 10,000 units = $1.1 million in 1992 dollars = $2 million in 2012 dollars

[751] Japan sales at $110 each: $520 million in 2012 dollars [510]
1992: 2.6 million units = $290 million in 1992 = $480 million in 2012
1993: 184,240 units = $20.3 million in 1993 = $32.34 million in 2012
1994: 3,700 units = $410,000 in 1994 = $700,000 in 2012
Remaining 12,060 units = $1.33 million in 1995 dollars = $2.01 million in 2012 dollars

[752] 1992: 2.6 million units = $290 million in 1992 = $480 million in 2012

[753] 1993: 184,240 units = $20.3 million in 1993 = $32.34 million in 2012

[754] 1994: 3,700 units = $410,000 in 1994 = $700,000 in 2012

[755] Remaining 12,060 units = $1.33 million in 1995 dollars = $2.01 million in 2012 dollars

[756] Overseas sales at $110 each: 10,000 units = $1.1 million in 1992 dollars = $2 million in 2012 dollars

[757] PlayStation 2: $185.2 million in 2012 dollars
2004: 1,639,856 units = $151 million in 2004 = $184.03 million in 2012
2005: 5,805 units = $534,100 in 2005 = $630,000 in 2012
Remaining 4,339 units = $400,000 in 2006 dollars = $500,000 in 2012 dollars

[758] 2004: 1,639,856 units = $151 million in 2004 = $184.03 million in 2012

[759] 2005: 5,805 units = $534,100 in 2005 = $630,000 in 2012

[760] Remaining 4,339 units = $400,000 in 2006 dollars = $500,000 in 2012 dollars

[761] Nintendo DS: $106 million in 2012 dollars
Japan: Sales at $61.44 each = $94 million in 2012 dollars [511]
2008: 1,209,507 units = $74,312,110.1 in 2008 = $83 million in 2012
2009: 54,598 units = $3.4 million in 2009 = $4 million in 2012
2010: 86,361 units = $5.31 million in 2010 = $6 million in 2012
2011: 10,286 units = $632,000 in 2011 = $650,000 in 2012

Overseas: $11.04 million in 2009 dollars = $12 million in 2012 dollars

[762] Japan: Sales at $61.44 each = $94 million in 2012 dollars [511]
2008: 1,209,507 units = $74,312,110.1 in 2008 = $83 million in 2012
2009: 54,598 units = $3.4 million in 2009 = $4 million in 2012
2010: 86,361 units = $5.31 million in 2010 = $6 million in 2012
2011: 10,286 units = $632,000 in 2011 = $650,000 in 2012

[763] 2008: 1,209,507 units = $74,312,110.1 in 2008 = $83 million in 2012

[764] 2009: 54,598 units = $3.4 million in 2009 = $4 million in 2012

[765] 2010: 86,361 units = $5.31 million in 2010 = $6 million in 2012

[766] 2011: 10,286 units = $632,000 in 2011 = $650,000 in 2012

[767] Overseas: $11.04 million in 2009 dollars = $12 million in 2012 dollars

[140] Dragon Quest VI
Super Famicom: 3.2 million units by March 2000 [512] at ¥11,400 each [513] = 3.2 million x $131 [514] = $420 million
Nintendo DS: 1.6 million units worldwide [515] = $102.1 million worldwide
Japan: 1,352,828 units at ¥5980 [516] ($67) [517] each = $91 million
North America: 160,000 units at $34.99 [518] each = $5.6 million
Europe and elsewhere: 87,172 units at £39.99 [519] ($62.50) each = $5.45 million

[769] Super Famicom: 3.2 million units by March 2000 [512] at ¥11,400 each [513] = 3.2 million x $131 [514] = $420 million

[770] Nintendo DS: 1.6 million units worldwide [515] = $102.1 million worldwide
Japan: 1,352,828 units at ¥5980 [516] ($67) [517] each = $91 million
North America: 160,000 units at $34.99 [518] each = $5.6 million
Europe and elsewhere: 87,172 units at £39.99 [519] ($62.50) each = $5.45 million

[771] Japan: 1,352,828 units at ¥5980 [516] ($67) [517] each = $91 million

[772] North America: 160,000 units at $34.99 [518] each = $5.6 million

[773] Europe and elsewhere: 87,172 units at £39.99 [519] ($62.50) each = $5.45 million

[141] Dragon Quest VI inflation:
Super Famicom: $673.3 million in 2012 dollars
1995-1997 sales at ¥11,200 ($131) each: 3,187,222 units [520] = $626.6 million in 2012 dollars
1995: 2,444,900 units = $320.3 million = $483.9 million in 2012
1996: 719,840 units = $94.3 million = $138.4 million in 2012
1997: 22,482 units = $3 million = $4.3 million in 2012

3.2 million units by March 2000. Remaining 254,858 units at ¥11,200 ($131) each = $33.4 million = $16.7 million average per year in 1998 and 1999 = $46.7 million in 2012 dollars
$16.7 million in 1998 = $23.6 million in 2012
$16.7 million in 1999 = $23.1 million in 2012

Nintendo DS: $108 million in 2012 dollars
Japan: $91 million in 2010 dollars = $96.1 million in 2012 dollars
Overseas: $11.1 million in 2011 dollars = $11.4 million in 2012 dollars

[775] Super Famicom: $673.3 million in 2012 dollars
1995-1997 sales at ¥11,200 ($131) each: 3,187,222 units [520] = $626.6 million in 2012 dollars
1995: 2,444,900 units = $320.3 million = $483.9 million in 2012
1996: 719,840 units = $94.3 million = $138.4 million in 2012
1997: 22,482 units = $3 million = $4.3 million in 2012

3.2 million units by March 2000. Remaining 254,858 units at ¥11,200 ($131) each = $33.4 million = $16.7 million average per year in 1998 and 1999 = $46.7 million in 2012 dollars
$16.7 million in 1998 = $23.6 million in 2012
$16.7 million in 1999 = $23.1 million in 2012

[776] 1995-1997 sales at ¥11,200 ($131) each: 3,187,222 units [520] = $626.6 million in 2012 dollars
1995: 2,444,900 units = $320.3 million = $483.9 million in 2012
1996: 719,840 units = $94.3 million = $138.4 million in 2012
1997: 22,482 units = $3 million = $4.3 million in 2012

[777] 1995: 2,444,900 units = $320.3 million = $483.9 million in 2012

[778] 1996: 719,840 units = $94.3 million = $138.4 million in 2012

[779] 1997: 22,482 units = $3 million = $4.3 million in 2012

[780] 3.2 million units by March 2000. Remaining 254,858 units at ¥11,200 ($131) each = $33.4 million = $16.7 million average per year in 1998 and 1999 = $46.7 million in 2012 dollars
$16.7 million in 1998 = $23.6 million in 2012
$16.7 million in 1999 = $23.1 million in 2012

[781] $16.7 million in 1998 = $23.6 million in 2012

[782] $16.7 million in 1999 = $23.1 million in 2012

[783] Nintendo DS: $108 million in 2012 dollars
Japan: $91 million in 2010 dollars = $96.1 million in 2012 dollars
Overseas: $11.1 million in 2011 dollars = $11.4 million in 2012 dollars

[784] Japan: $91 million in 2010 dollars = $96.1 million in 2012 dollars

[785] Overseas: $11.1 million in 2011 dollars = $11.4 million in 2012 dollars

[FF6Revenue-145] Final Fantasy VI sales revenue:
SNES: $403.1 million
Japan: 2.55 million units^[65] at ¥11,400 [521] ($130.47) [522] each = $332.7 million
Overseas: 880,000 units [523] at $80 [524] each = $70.4 million

PlayStation: $77.4 million
Final Fantasy VI: [525] $5.3204 million
Japan: 80,000 units at ¥5040 [526] ($57) [527] each = $5 million
Overseas: 10,000 units at £17.94 [528] ($32.04) [529] each = $320,400

Final Fantasy Collection: 450,000 units [530] at ¥7140 [531] ($79.30) [532] each = $36 million
Final Fantasy Anthology: 800,000 units [533] at $44.99 [534] each = $36 million

Game Boy Advance: [535] $16.5 million
Japan: 280,000 units at ¥5040 ($57) each = $16 million
Overseas: 10,000 units at £21.86 [536] ($45) [537] each = £220,00 = $450,000

[787] SNES: $403.1 million
Japan: 2.55 million units^[65] at ¥11,400 [521] ($130.47) [522] each = $332.7 million
Overseas: 880,000 units [523] at $80 [524] each = $70.4 million

[788] Japan: 2.55 million units^[65] at ¥11,400 [521] ($130.47) [522] each = $332.7 million

[789] Overseas: 880,000 units [523] at $80 [524] each = $70.4 million

[790] PlayStation: $77.4 million
Final Fantasy VI: [525] $5.3204 million
Japan: 80,000 units at ¥5040 [526] ($57) [527] each = $5 million
Overseas: 10,000 units at £17.94 [528] ($32.04) [529] each = $320,400

Final Fantasy Collection: 450,000 units [530] at ¥7140 [531] ($79.30) [532] each = $36 million
Final Fantasy Anthology: 800,000 units [533] at $44.99 [534] each = $36 million

[791] Final Fantasy VI: [525] $5.3204 million
Japan: 80,000 units at ¥5040 [526] ($57) [527] each = $5 million
Overseas: 10,000 units at £17.94 [528] ($32.04) [529] each = $320,400

[792] Japan: 80,000 units at ¥5040 [526] ($57) [527] each = $5 million

[793] Overseas: 10,000 units at £17.94 [528] ($32.04) [529] each = $320,400

[794] Final Fantasy Collection: 450,000 units [530] at ¥7140 [531] ($79.30) [532] each = $36 million

[795] Final Fantasy Anthology: 800,000 units [533] at $44.99 [534] each = $36 million

[796] Game Boy Advance: [535] $16.5 million
Japan: 280,000 units at ¥5040 ($57) each = $16 million
Overseas: 10,000 units at £21.86 [536] ($45) [537] each = £220,00 = $450,000

[797] Japan: 280,000 units at ¥5040 ($57) each = $16 million

[798] Overseas: 10,000 units at £21.86 [536] ($45) [537] each = £220,00 = $450,000

[FF6Inflation-146] Final Fantasy VI revenue inflation:
SNES: $625.4213 million in 2012 dollars
Japan sales at $130.47 each: [538] $516.3213 million in 2012 dollars
1994: 2.532 million units = $330.4 million in 1994 = $513.3 million in 2012
1995: 15,000 units = $2 million in 1995 = $3.0213 million in 2012
Remaining 3,000 units = $400,000 in 1996 dollars = $587,000 in 2012 dollars

Overseas sales: $70.4 million in 1994 dollars = $109.1 million in 2012 dollars

PlayStation: $107.41 million in 2012 dollars
Final Fantasy VI: $7.41 million in 2012 dollars
Japan: $5 million in 1999 dollars = $7 million in 2012 dollars
Overseas: $320,400 in 2002 dollars = $410,000 in 2012 dollars

Final Fantasy Collection: $36 million in 1999 dollars = $50 million in 2012 dollars
Final Fantasy Anthology: $36 million in 1999 dollars = $50 million in 2012 dollars

Game Boy Advance: $18.72 million in 2012 dollars
Japan: $16 million in 2006 dollars = $18.22 million in 2012 dollars
Overseas: $450,000 in 2007 dollars = $500,000 in 2012 dollars

[800] SNES: $625.4213 million in 2012 dollars
Japan sales at $130.47 each: [538] $516.3213 million in 2012 dollars
1994: 2.532 million units = $330.4 million in 1994 = $513.3 million in 2012
1995: 15,000 units = $2 million in 1995 = $3.0213 million in 2012
Remaining 3,000 units = $400,000 in 1996 dollars = $587,000 in 2012 dollars

Overseas sales: $70.4 million in 1994 dollars = $109.1 million in 2012 dollars

[801] Japan sales at $130.47 each: [538] $516.3213 million in 2012 dollars
1994: 2.532 million units = $330.4 million in 1994 = $513.3 million in 2012
1995: 15,000 units = $2 million in 1995 = $3.0213 million in 2012
Remaining 3,000 units = $400,000 in 1996 dollars = $587,000 in 2012 dollars

[802] 1994: 2.532 million units = $330.4 million in 1994 = $513.3 million in 2012

[803] 1995: 15,000 units = $2 million in 1995 = $3.0213 million in 2012

[804] Remaining 3,000 units = $400,000 in 1996 dollars = $587,000 in 2012 dollars

[805] Overseas sales: $70.4 million in 1994 dollars = $109.1 million in 2012 dollars

[806] PlayStation: $107.41 million in 2012 dollars
Final Fantasy VI: $7.41 million in 2012 dollars
Japan: $5 million in 1999 dollars = $7 million in 2012 dollars
Overseas: $320,400 in 2002 dollars = $410,000 in 2012 dollars

Final Fantasy Collection: $36 million in 1999 dollars = $50 million in 2012 dollars
Final Fantasy Anthology: $36 million in 1999 dollars = $50 million in 2012 dollars

[807] Final Fantasy VI: $7.41 million in 2012 dollars
Japan: $5 million in 1999 dollars = $7 million in 2012 dollars
Overseas: $320,400 in 2002 dollars = $410,000 in 2012 dollars

[808] Japan: $5 million in 1999 dollars = $7 million in 2012 dollars

[809] Overseas: $320,400 in 2002 dollars = $410,000 in 2012 dollars

[810] Final Fantasy Collection: $36 million in 1999 dollars = $50 million in 2012 dollars

[811] Final Fantasy Anthology: $36 million in 1999 dollars = $50 million in 2012 dollars

[812] Game Boy Advance: $18.72 million in 2012 dollars
Japan: $16 million in 2006 dollars = $18.22 million in 2012 dollars
Overseas: $450,000 in 2007 dollars = $500,000 in 2012 dollars

[813] Japan: $16 million in 2006 dollars = $18.22 million in 2012 dollars

[814] Overseas: $450,000 in 2007 dollars = $500,000 in 2012 dollars

[147] 7 million cartridges sold at $29.76 each [539]

[148] "WHAT WENT WRONG AT ATARI". Boston Globe. Feb 8, 1983. http://pqasb.pqarchiver.com/boston/access/663605541.html?FMT=ABS. "Gamewise, while there may not be another cartridge as successful as Pac-Man - a $200-million money-maker that Teiser says "will never happen again"‎"

[smb2revenue-149] [540][541][542]

[super_kart-150] 88.0 ^88.1 IGN's Top 100 Games of All Time 2007. IGN (2007). Retrieved on 2009-01-02.

[153] RPGFan News (2000). Retrieved on August 30, 2007.

[gamesradar_gross-155] Bradford, Matt (March 25, 2011). Guitar Hero III named US' highest grossing game of all time (some restrictions apply). GamesRadar. Retrieved on 25 December 2011.

[metalgear2cm-156] 91.0 ^91.1 Konami of America and Sony Computer Entertainment America Announce That Metal Gear Solid 3 Will Be Available Exclusively for PlayStation 2. Contact Music. Retrieved on 2006-11-26.

[158] Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty, inflation:
Japan: 870,000 units at $82 each during 2001-2008 = $92.3 million in 2012 dollars
2001: 722,000 units = $59.204 million = $77 million in 2012
2002: 123,000 units = $10.1 million = $13 million in 2012
2008: 25,311 units = $2.1 million = $2.3 million in 2012

Europe: $146 million in 2002 dollars = $187 million in 2012 dollars
North America and elsewhere: $308 million in 2001 dollars = $400.4 million in 2012 dollars

[823] Japan: 870,000 units at $82 each during 2001-2008 = $92.3 million in 2012 dollars
2001: 722,000 units = $59.204 million = $77 million in 2012
2002: 123,000 units = $10.1 million = $13 million in 2012
2008: 25,311 units = $2.1 million = $2.3 million in 2012

[824] 2001: 722,000 units = $59.204 million = $77 million in 2012

[825] 2002: 123,000 units = $10.1 million = $13 million in 2012

[826] 2008: 25,311 units = $2.1 million = $2.3 million in 2012

[827] Europe: $146 million in 2002 dollars = $187 million in 2012 dollars

[828] North America and elsewhere: $308 million in 2001 dollars = $400.4 million in 2012 dollars

[160] Final Fantasy V revenue inflation:
Super Famicom: $299.4 million in 1992 dollars = $490 million in 2012 dollars
PlayStation: $114.1 million in 2012 dollars
Final Fantasy V: $10 million in 1998 dollars = $14.1 million in 2012 dollars
Final Fantasy Collection: $36 million in 1999 dollars = $50 million in 2012 dollars
Final Fantasy Anthology: $36 million in 1999 dollars = $50 million in 2012 dollars

Game Boy Advance: $64.443 million in 2012 dollars
Japan: $15 million in 2006 dollars = $64 million in 2012 dollars
Overseas: $400,000 in 2007 dollars = $443,000 in 2012 dollars

[830] Super Famicom: $299.4 million in 1992 dollars = $490 million in 2012 dollars

[831] PlayStation: $114.1 million in 2012 dollars
Final Fantasy V: $10 million in 1998 dollars = $14.1 million in 2012 dollars
Final Fantasy Collection: $36 million in 1999 dollars = $50 million in 2012 dollars
Final Fantasy Anthology: $36 million in 1999 dollars = $50 million in 2012 dollars

[832] Final Fantasy V: $10 million in 1998 dollars = $14.1 million in 2012 dollars

[833] Final Fantasy Collection: $36 million in 1999 dollars = $50 million in 2012 dollars

[834] Final Fantasy Anthology: $36 million in 1999 dollars = $50 million in 2012 dollars

[835] Game Boy Advance: $64.443 million in 2012 dollars
Japan: $15 million in 2006 dollars = $64 million in 2012 dollars
Overseas: $400,000 in 2007 dollars = $443,000 in 2012 dollars

[836] Japan: $15 million in 2006 dollars = $64 million in 2012 dollars

[837] Overseas: $400,000 in 2007 dollars = $443,000 in 2012 dollars

[161] Final Fantasy XII sales revenue:
Japan: 2.4 million units [543] at ¥8990 [544] ($100) [545] each = $240 million
Overseas: [546]
North America: 1.88 million units at $59.99 [547] each = $113 million
Europe and rest of the world: 2.87 million units at £39.99 [548] ($79.34) [549] each = $228 million

[839] Japan: 2.4 million units [543] at ¥8990 [544] ($100) [545] each = $240 million

[840] Overseas: [546]
North America: 1.88 million units at $59.99 [547] each = $113 million
Europe and rest of the world: 2.87 million units at £39.99 [548] ($79.34) [549] each = $228 million

[841] North America: 1.88 million units at $59.99 [547] each = $113 million

[842] Europe and rest of the world: 2.87 million units at £39.99 [548] ($79.34) [549] each = $228 million

[162] Final Fantasy XII revenue inflation:
Japan and North America: $353 million in 2006 dollars = $402.02 million in 2012 dollars
Europe and rest of the world: $228 million in 2007 dollars = $252.47 million in 2012 dollars

[844] Japan and North America: $353 million in 2006 dollars = $402.02 million in 2012 dollars

[845] Europe and rest of the world: $228 million in 2007 dollars = $252.47 million in 2012 dollars

[164] Final Fantasy XIII sales and revenue:
PlayStation 3 version: 4.934 million units [550] = $469 million
Japan: 1.91 million units at ¥9240 [551] ($122) [552] each = $233.02 million
Europe: 1,042,840 units at £49.99 [553] ($81) [554] each = £52.132 million = $84.5 million
North America: 1.56 million units at $59.99 [555] each = $94 million
Rest of the world: 450,000 units at AU$119.95 [556] (US$126) [557] each = US$57 million

Xbox 360 version: 1,934,321 units [558] = $141.2 million
Japan: 13,210 units at ¥9240 ($122) each = $2 million
Europe: 602,693 units at £49.99 ($81) each = £30.13 million = $49 million
North America: 1.12 million units at $59.99 each = $67.2 million
Rest of the world: 190,000 units at AU$119.95 (US$126) each = US$23 million

[847] PlayStation 3 version: 4.934 million units [550] = $469 million
Japan: 1.91 million units at ¥9240 [551] ($122) [552] each = $233.02 million
Europe: 1,042,840 units at £49.99 [553] ($81) [554] each = £52.132 million = $84.5 million
North America: 1.56 million units at $59.99 [555] each = $94 million
Rest of the world: 450,000 units at AU$119.95 [556] (US$126) [557] each = US$57 million

[848] Japan: 1.91 million units at ¥9240 [551] ($122) [552] each = $233.02 million

[849] Europe: 1,042,840 units at £49.99 [553] ($81) [554] each = £52.132 million = $84.5 million

[850] North America: 1.56 million units at $59.99 [555] each = $94 million

[851] Rest of the world: 450,000 units at AU$119.95 [556] (US$126) [557] each = US$57 million

[852] Xbox 360 version: 1,934,321 units [558] = $141.2 million
Japan: 13,210 units at ¥9240 ($122) each = $2 million
Europe: 602,693 units at £49.99 ($81) each = £30.13 million = $49 million
North America: 1.12 million units at $59.99 each = $67.2 million
Rest of the world: 190,000 units at AU$119.95 (US$126) each = US$23 million

[853] Japan: 13,210 units at ¥9240 ($122) each = $2 million

[854] Europe: 602,693 units at £49.99 ($81) each = £30.13 million = $49 million

[855] North America: 1.12 million units at $59.99 each = $67.2 million

[856] Rest of the world: 190,000 units at AU$119.95 (US$126) each = US$23 million

[square-sales-ds-166] Results Briefing Session for the Fiscal Year ended March 31, 2009 (PDF). Square Enix (2009-05-25). Retrieved on 2010-07-16.

[Sheff_172-170] Sheff (1993), p. 172

[172] Super Mario Land revenue:
18.06 million units (by 2001),[559] at $19.99 each [560][561]

[860] 18.06 million units (by 2001),[559] at $19.99 each [560][561]

[173] Super Mario Land inflation:
14 million units by 1996 [562] = $280 million by 1996 = $35 million average per year from 1989 to 1996
$35 million in 1989 = $64.98 million in 2012
$35 million in 1990 = $61.65 million in 2012
$35 million in 1991 = $59.16 million in 2012
$35 million in 1992 = $57.43 million in 2012
$35 million in 1993 = $55.76 million in 2012
$35 million in 1994 = $54.37 million in 2012
$35 million in 1995 = $52.87 million in 2012
$35 million in 1996 = $51.36 million in 2012

Additional 4.06 million units by 2001 = Additional $81.2 million by 2001 = $16.24 million average per year from 1997 to 2001
$16.24 million in 1997 = $23.3 million in 2012
$16.24 million in 1998 = $23 million in 2012
$16.24 million in 1999 = $22.44 million in 2012
$16.24 million in 2000 = $21.71 million in 2012
$16.24 million in 2001 = $21.11 million in 2012

[862] 14 million units by 1996 [562] = $280 million by 1996 = $35 million average per year from 1989 to 1996
$35 million in 1989 = $64.98 million in 2012
$35 million in 1990 = $61.65 million in 2012
$35 million in 1991 = $59.16 million in 2012
$35 million in 1992 = $57.43 million in 2012
$35 million in 1993 = $55.76 million in 2012
$35 million in 1994 = $54.37 million in 2012
$35 million in 1995 = $52.87 million in 2012
$35 million in 1996 = $51.36 million in 2012

[863] $35 million in 1989 = $64.98 million in 2012

[864] $35 million in 1990 = $61.65 million in 2012

[865] $35 million in 1991 = $59.16 million in 2012

[866] $35 million in 1992 = $57.43 million in 2012

[867] $35 million in 1993 = $55.76 million in 2012

[868] $35 million in 1994 = $54.37 million in 2012

[869] $35 million in 1995 = $52.87 million in 2012

[870] $35 million in 1996 = $51.36 million in 2012

[871] Additional 4.06 million units by 2001 = Additional $81.2 million by 2001 = $16.24 million average per year from 1997 to 2001
$16.24 million in 1997 = $23.3 million in 2012
$16.24 million in 1998 = $23 million in 2012
$16.24 million in 1999 = $22.44 million in 2012
$16.24 million in 2000 = $21.71 million in 2012
$16.24 million in 2001 = $21.11 million in 2012

[872] $16.24 million in 1997 = $23.3 million in 2012

[873] $16.24 million in 1998 = $23 million in 2012

[874] $16.24 million in 1999 = $22.44 million in 2012

[875] $16.24 million in 2000 = $21.71 million in 2012

[876] $16.24 million in 2001 = $21.11 million in 2012

[FF4Revenue-174] Final Fantasy IV revenues:
SNES: $183 million
Final Fantasy IV in Japan: 1.44 million units^[65] at ¥9450 [563] ($105) [564] each = $151.2 million
Final Fantasy II overseas: 450,000 units [565] at $69.99 [566] each = $31.5 million

PlayStation: $87.4 million
Japanese Final Fantasy IV: 310,000 units [567] at ¥5040 [568] ($56) [569] each = $17.4 million
Japanese Final Fantasy Collection: 450,000 units [570] at ¥7140 [571] ($79.30) [572] each = $36 million
North American Final Fantasy Chronicles: 520,000 units [573] at $39.95 [574] each = $21 million
PAL Final Fantasy Anthology: 350,000 units [575] at £19.99 [576] ($36) [577] each = $13 million

Game Boy Advance: [578] $27 million
Japan: 220,000 units at ¥5040 [579] ($56) [580] each = $12.32 million
North America: 270,000 units at $32.99 [581] each = $9 million
Europe: 100,000 units at £24.98 [582] ($49.50) [583] each = $5 million
Rest of the world: 10,000 units at AU$54.95 [584] (US$58) [585] each = $600,000

Nintendo DS: [586][587] $74.2 million
Japan: 620,000 units at ¥5980 [588] ($66.42) [589] each = $41.2 million
North America: 470,000 units at $39.99 [590] each = $19 million
Europe: 180,000 units at £29.99 [591] ($60) [592] each = $11 million
Rest of the world: 40,000 units at AU$69.95 [593] (US$74) [594] each = $3 million

PlayStation Portable: [595] $27.43 million
Japan: 262,397 units at ¥5980 [596] ($66.42) [597] each = $17.43 million
North America: 90,000 units at $29.99 [598] each = $3 million
Europe and elsewhere: 104,344 units at £39.99 [599] ($67) [600] each = $7 million

[878] SNES: $183 million
Final Fantasy IV in Japan: 1.44 million units^[65] at ¥9450 [563] ($105) [564] each = $151.2 million
Final Fantasy II overseas: 450,000 units [565] at $69.99 [566] each = $31.5 million

[879] Final Fantasy IV in Japan: 1.44 million units^[65] at ¥9450 [563] ($105) [564] each = $151.2 million

[880] Final Fantasy II overseas: 450,000 units [565] at $69.99 [566] each = $31.5 million

[881] PlayStation: $87.4 million
Japanese Final Fantasy IV: 310,000 units [567] at ¥5040 [568] ($56) [569] each = $17.4 million
Japanese Final Fantasy Collection: 450,000 units [570] at ¥7140 [571] ($79.30) [572] each = $36 million
North American Final Fantasy Chronicles: 520,000 units [573] at $39.95 [574] each = $21 million
PAL Final Fantasy Anthology: 350,000 units [575] at £19.99 [576] ($36) [577] each = $13 million

[882] Japanese Final Fantasy IV: 310,000 units [567] at ¥5040 [568] ($56) [569] each = $17.4 million

[883] Japanese Final Fantasy Collection: 450,000 units [570] at ¥7140 [571] ($79.30) [572] each = $36 million

[884] North American Final Fantasy Chronicles: 520,000 units [573] at $39.95 [574] each = $21 million

[885] PAL Final Fantasy Anthology: 350,000 units [575] at £19.99 [576] ($36) [577] each = $13 million

[886] Game Boy Advance: [578] $27 million
Japan: 220,000 units at ¥5040 [579] ($56) [580] each = $12.32 million
North America: 270,000 units at $32.99 [581] each = $9 million
Europe: 100,000 units at £24.98 [582] ($49.50) [583] each = $5 million
Rest of the world: 10,000 units at AU$54.95 [584] (US$58) [585] each = $600,000

[887] Japan: 220,000 units at ¥5040 [579] ($56) [580] each = $12.32 million

[888] North America: 270,000 units at $32.99 [581] each = $9 million

[889] Europe: 100,000 units at £24.98 [582] ($49.50) [583] each = $5 million

[890] Rest of the world: 10,000 units at AU$54.95 [584] (US$58) [585] each = $600,000

[891] Nintendo DS: [586][587] $74.2 million
Japan: 620,000 units at ¥5980 [588] ($66.42) [589] each = $41.2 million
North America: 470,000 units at $39.99 [590] each = $19 million
Europe: 180,000 units at £29.99 [591] ($60) [592] each = $11 million
Rest of the world: 40,000 units at AU$69.95 [593] (US$74) [594] each = $3 million

[892] Japan: 620,000 units at ¥5980 [588] ($66.42) [589] each = $41.2 million

[893] North America: 470,000 units at $39.99 [590] each = $19 million

[894] Europe: 180,000 units at £29.99 [591] ($60) [592] each = $11 million

[895] Rest of the world: 40,000 units at AU$69.95 [593] (US$74) [594] each = $3 million

[896] PlayStation Portable: [595] $27.43 million
Japan: 262,397 units at ¥5980 [596] ($66.42) [597] each = $17.43 million
North America: 90,000 units at $29.99 [598] each = $3 million
Europe and elsewhere: 104,344 units at £39.99 [599] ($67) [600] each = $7 million

[897] Japan: 262,397 units at ¥5980 [596] ($66.42) [597] each = $17.43 million

[898] North America: 90,000 units at $29.99 [598] each = $3 million

[899] Europe and elsewhere: 104,344 units at £39.99 [599] ($67) [600] each = $7 million

[FF4Inflation-175] Final Fantasy IV inflation:
SNES: $308.24 million in 2012 dollars
Japan: $151.2 million in 1991 dollars = $255 million in 2012
Overseas: $31.5 million in 1991 dollars = $53.24 million in 2012 dollars

Playstation: $119.22 million in 2012 dollars
Japanese Final Fantasy IV: $17.4 million in 1997 dollars = $25 million in 2012 dollars
Japanese Final Fantasy Collection: $36 million in 1999 dollars = $50 million in 2012 dollars
North American Final Fantasy Chronicles: $21 million in 2001 dollars = $27.22 million in 2012 dollars
PAL Final Fantasy Anthology: $13 million in 2001 dollars = $17 million in 2012 dollars

Game Boy Advance: $32 million in 2012 dollars
Japan and North America: $21.32 million in 2005 dollars = $25.1 million in 2012 dollars
Europe and elsewhere: $5.6 million in 2006 dollars = $6.4 million in 2012 dollars

Nintendo DS: $81.32 million in 2012 dollars
Japan: $41.2 million in 2007 dollars = $46 million in 2012 dollars
Overseas: $33 million in 2009 dollars = $35.32 million in 2012 dollars

PlayStation Portable: $27.43 million in 2011 dollars = $28 million in 2012 dollars

[901] SNES: $308.24 million in 2012 dollars
Japan: $151.2 million in 1991 dollars = $255 million in 2012
Overseas: $31.5 million in 1991 dollars = $53.24 million in 2012 dollars

[902] Japan: $151.2 million in 1991 dollars = $255 million in 2012

[903] Overseas: $31.5 million in 1991 dollars = $53.24 million in 2012 dollars

[904] Playstation: $119.22 million in 2012 dollars
Japanese Final Fantasy IV: $17.4 million in 1997 dollars = $25 million in 2012 dollars
Japanese Final Fantasy Collection: $36 million in 1999 dollars = $50 million in 2012 dollars
North American Final Fantasy Chronicles: $21 million in 2001 dollars = $27.22 million in 2012 dollars
PAL Final Fantasy Anthology: $13 million in 2001 dollars = $17 million in 2012 dollars

[905] Japanese Final Fantasy IV: $17.4 million in 1997 dollars = $25 million in 2012 dollars

[906] Japanese Final Fantasy Collection: $36 million in 1999 dollars = $50 million in 2012 dollars

[907] North American Final Fantasy Chronicles: $21 million in 2001 dollars = $27.22 million in 2012 dollars

[908] PAL Final Fantasy Anthology: $13 million in 2001 dollars = $17 million in 2012 dollars

[909] Game Boy Advance: $32 million in 2012 dollars
Japan and North America: $21.32 million in 2005 dollars = $25.1 million in 2012 dollars
Europe and elsewhere: $5.6 million in 2006 dollars = $6.4 million in 2012 dollars

[910] Japan and North America: $21.32 million in 2005 dollars = $25.1 million in 2012 dollars

[911] Europe and elsewhere: $5.6 million in 2006 dollars = $6.4 million in 2012 dollars

[912] Nintendo DS: $81.32 million in 2012 dollars
Japan: $41.2 million in 2007 dollars = $46 million in 2012 dollars
Overseas: $33 million in 2009 dollars = $35.32 million in 2012 dollars

[913] Japan: $41.2 million in 2007 dollars = $46 million in 2012 dollars

[914] Overseas: $33 million in 2009 dollars = $35.32 million in 2012 dollars

[915] PlayStation Portable: $27.43 million in 2011 dollars = $28 million in 2012 dollars

[guinness_1999-177] Carrier], [ed. by Rhonda (1999). Guinness Book of Records. [S.l.]: Guinness. p. 170. ISBN 0-9652383-9-3. http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=fsmCiqU7r5QC. Retrieved January 25, 2012. "Resident Evil 2 from Capcom Entertainment sold more than 380,000 units in its debut weekend – more than 60% of its initial production. It made more than $19 million, surpassing the revenue of all but one Hollywood movie for the same weekend. The game was released on January 21, 1998 for the Sony PlayStation, and broke records set by some of the industry's biggest video games, including Final Fantasy VII and Super Mario 64. Resident Evil 2 was supported by a $5-million advertising campaign"

[179] Bethesda Ships 7M Skyrim, Earns About $450M. Wired (November 16, 2011). Retrieved on November 16, 2011.

[181] The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, inflation
$450 million in 2011 = $460 million in 2012
$83.2 million in 2012

[919] $450 million in 2011 = $460 million in 2012

[920] $83.2 million in 2012

[183] Dragon Quest VII revenue inflation: [601]
Japan: $374.01 million in 2000 dollars = $499 million in 2012 dollars
North America: $17.3 million in 2001 dollars = $22.43 million in 2012 dollars

[922] Japan: $374.01 million in 2000 dollars = $499 million in 2012 dollars

[923] North America: $17.3 million in 2001 dollars = $22.43 million in 2012 dollars

[nindojoJPsales-186] Japan Sales. Nintendojo (2006-09-26). Archived from the original on July 30, 2008. Retrieved on 2008-10-09. (Translation)

[188] Tetris: From Russia With Love. Director/Producer: Magnus Temple; Executive Producer: Nick Southgate. BBC. BBC Four. Event occurs at 51:23. "The real winners were Nintendo. To date, Nintendo dealers across the world have sold 8 million Tetris cartridges on the Nintendo Entertainment system."

[halo2-189] 109.0 ^109.1 Morris, Chris (2006-05-09). "Grand Theft Auto, Halo 3 headed to Xbox 360". CNN. http://money.cnn.com/2006/05/09/technology/e3_microsoft/index.htm. Retrieved 2008-01-01.

[zeldaseries-191] 110.0 ^110.1 ^110.2 ^110.3 ^110.4 ^110.5 ^110.6 ^110.7 ^110.8 Parton, Rob (2004-03-31). Xenogears vs. Tetris. RPGamer. Retrieved on 2006-11-26.

[193] Reeves, Ben (December 30, 2011). Guinness World Records 2012 Gamer’s Edition Preview. Game Informer. Retrieved on December 31, 2011.

[194] 2.56 million units [602] at ¥5775 [603] ($64.14) [604] each

[195] Dragon Quest II revenue inflation: [605]
Japan: 2.41 million units at $64.14 each = $155 million in 1987 dollars = $313.3 million in 2012 dollars
North America: 150,000 units at $64.14 each = $10 million in 1990 dollars = $17.6 million in 2012 dollars

[931] Japan: 2.41 million units at $64.14 each = $155 million in 1987 dollars = $313.3 million in 2012 dollars

[932] North America: 150,000 units at $64.14 each = $10 million in 1990 dollars = $17.6 million in 2012 dollars

[196] Professor Layton and the Curious Village sales revenue:
Japan: 1,032,193 units at ¥4800 [606] (US$53.31) [607] each = US$55.03 million
Europe: 2,331,161 units at £29.99 [608] (US$60) [609] each = US$140 million
North America: 1.18 million units at US$29.99 [610] each = US$35.4 million
Elsewhere: 510,000 units at AU$70 [611] (US$74) [612] each = US$38 million

[934] Japan: 1,032,193 units at ¥4800 [606] (US$53.31) [607] each = US$55.03 million

[935] Europe: 2,331,161 units at £29.99 [608] (US$60) [609] each = US$140 million

[936] North America: 1.18 million units at US$29.99 [610] each = US$35.4 million

[937] Elsewhere: 510,000 units at AU$70 [611] (US$74) [612] each = US$38 million

[197] Professor Layton and the Curious Village revenue inflation:
Japan: $55.03 million in 2007 dollars = $61 million in 2012 dollars
Overseas: $213.4 million in 2009 dollars = $228.38 million in 2012 dollars

[939] Japan: $55.03 million in 2007 dollars = $61 million in 2012 dollars

[940] Overseas: $213.4 million in 2009 dollars = $228.38 million in 2012 dollars

[198] 4 million sales: Sheff, David (1999). Game Over Press Start To Continue. Cyber Active. ISBN 0-9669617-0-6.

[199] Sonic & Knuckles revenue:
Japan: 30,000 units [613] at ¥7800 [614] ($89.20) [615] each = $3 million
Overseas: 1.79 million units [616] at CA$84.99 [617] (US$86.21) [618] each = $154.32 million

[943] Japan: 30,000 units [613] at ¥7800 [614] ($89.20) [615] each = $3 million

[944] Overseas: 1.79 million units [616] at CA$84.99 [617] (US$86.21) [618] each = $154.32 million

[200] Streets of Rage sales revenue:
Overall sales: 2.6 million units [619][620] = $145 million
North America: 1.86 million units at $49.99 [621] each = $93 million
Europe: 550,000 units at £34.99 [622] ($60) [623] each = £19.245 million = $33 million
Japan and elsewhere: 190,000 units at ¥6300 [624] ($70) [625] each = $13.3 million

[946] Overall sales: 2.6 million units [619][620] = $145 million
North America: 1.86 million units at $49.99 [621] each = $93 million
Europe: 550,000 units at £34.99 [622] ($60) [623] each = £19.245 million = $33 million
Japan and elsewhere: 190,000 units at ¥6300 [624] ($70) [625] each = $13.3 million

[947] North America: 1.86 million units at $49.99 [621] each = $93 million

[948] Europe: 550,000 units at £34.99 [622] ($60) [623] each = £19.245 million = $33 million

[949] Japan and elsewhere: 190,000 units at ¥6300 [624] ($70) [625] each = $13.3 million

[kof95-202] 119.0 ^119.1 The King of Fighters '95 sales and revenues: [626]
Neo Geo cartridge version: 204,921 units [627] at ¥31,290 ($386) [628] each = $79.1 million
Neo Geo CD version: 230,847 units [629] at ¥9240 ($114) [630] each = $26.32 million
Saturn version: 283,296 units [631] at ¥7800 [632] ($96.20) [633] each = $27.3 million
PlayStation version: 170,096 units [634] at ¥5,800 [635] ($72) [636] each = $12.3 million

[951] Neo Geo cartridge version: 204,921 units [627] at ¥31,290 ($386) [628] each = $79.1 million

[952] Neo Geo CD version: 230,847 units [629] at ¥9240 ($114) [630] each = $26.32 million

[953] Saturn version: 283,296 units [631] at ¥7800 [632] ($96.20) [633] each = $27.3 million

[954] PlayStation version: 170,096 units [634] at ¥5,800 [635] ($72) [636] each = $12.3 million

[203] Sonic the Hedgehog 3 revenue:
Japan: 201,220 units [637] at ¥6090 [638] ($75.10) [639] each = $15.112 million
Overseas: 1.56 million units [640] at CA$69.99 [641] (US$71.10) [642] each = $111 million

[956] Japan: 201,220 units [637] at ¥6090 [638] ($75.10) [639] each = $15.112 million

[957] Overseas: 1.56 million units [640] at CA$69.99 [641] (US$71.10) [642] each = $111 million

[204] Sonic CD revenue: [643]
Japan: 90,000 units at ¥8800 [644] ($109) [645] each = $10 million
Overseas: 1.41 million units at CA$69.99 [646] (US$71.10) [647] each = $100.3 million

[959] Japan: 90,000 units at ¥8800 [644] ($109) [645] each = $10 million

[960] Overseas: 1.41 million units at CA$69.99 [646] (US$71.10) [647] each = $100.3 million

[samurai_shodown-207] 122.0 ^122.1 Samurai Shodown sales and revenues: [648]
135,103+ Neo Geo cartridges [649] at ¥28,000 ($320.04) [650] each = $43.24 million+
202,573 Neo Geo CD's [651] at ¥7,800 ($89.20) [652] each = $18.1 million
401,068 SNES cartridges [653] at ¥10,900 ($125) [654] each = $50.134 million

[962] 135,103+ Neo Geo cartridges [649] at ¥28,000 ($320.04) [650] each = $43.24 million+

[963] 202,573 Neo Geo CD's [651] at ¥7,800 ($89.20) [652] each = $18.1 million

[964] 401,068 SNES cartridges [653] at ¥10,900 ($125) [654] each = $50.134 million

[208] Samurai Shodown inflation:
Neo Geo cartridges at $320.04 each: [655] = $68.2 million in 2012
1993: 67,091+ units = $21.5 million+ in 1993 = $34.3 million+ in 2012
1994: 67,091 units = $21.5 million in 1994 = $33.4 million in 2012
1995: 921 units = $300,000 in 1995 = $500,000 in 2012

Neo Geo CD's at $89.20 each: [656] = $18.1 million in 2012
1993: 123,571 units = $11.023 million in 1993 = $18 million in 2012
1994: 79,002 units = $7.05 million in 1994 = $11 million in 2012

SNES cartridges at $125 each: [657] = $80.5 million in 2012
1993: 381,887 units = $48 million in 1993 = $76.5 million in 2012
1994: 19,181 units = $2.4 million in 1994 = $4 million in 2012

[966] Neo Geo cartridges at $320.04 each: [655] = $68.2 million in 2012
1993: 67,091+ units = $21.5 million+ in 1993 = $34.3 million+ in 2012
1994: 67,091 units = $21.5 million in 1994 = $33.4 million in 2012
1995: 921 units = $300,000 in 1995 = $500,000 in 2012

[967] 1993: 67,091+ units = $21.5 million+ in 1993 = $34.3 million+ in 2012

[968] 1994: 67,091 units = $21.5 million in 1994 = $33.4 million in 2012

[969] 1995: 921 units = $300,000 in 1995 = $500,000 in 2012

[970] Neo Geo CD's at $89.20 each: [656] = $18.1 million in 2012
1993: 123,571 units = $11.023 million in 1993 = $18 million in 2012
1994: 79,002 units = $7.05 million in 1994 = $11 million in 2012

[971] 1993: 123,571 units = $11.023 million in 1993 = $18 million in 2012

[972] 1994: 79,002 units = $7.05 million in 1994 = $11 million in 2012

[973] SNES cartridges at $125 each: [657] = $80.5 million in 2012
1993: 381,887 units = $48 million in 1993 = $76.5 million in 2012
1994: 19,181 units = $2.4 million in 1994 = $4 million in 2012

[974] 1993: 381,887 units = $48 million in 1993 = $76.5 million in 2012

[975] 1994: 19,181 units = $2.4 million in 1994 = $4 million in 2012

[209] Bayonetta sales revenue: [658][659]
Japan: 302,175 units [660] at ¥7980 [661][662] ($88) [663] each = $27 million
North America: 860,000 units at $59.99 [664] each = $52 million
Europe: 530,000 units at £49.99 [665] ($83.50) [666] each = $44.3 million
Elsewhere: 220,000 units at AU$119.95 [667] (US$131) [668] each = US$29 million

[977] Japan: 302,175 units [660] at ¥7980 [661][662] ($88) [663] each = $27 million

[978] North America: 860,000 units at $59.99 [664] each = $52 million

[979] Europe: 530,000 units at £49.99 [665] ($83.50) [666] each = $44.3 million

[980] Elsewhere: 220,000 units at AU$119.95 [667] (US$131) [668] each = US$29 million

[210] Bayonetta revenue inflation:
Japan: $27 million in 2009 = $29 million in 2012
Overseas: $125.3 million in 2010 = $132 million in 2012

[982] Japan: $27 million in 2009 = $29 million in 2012

[983] Overseas: $125.3 million in 2010 = $132 million in 2012

[211] Tokimeki Memorial: Forever With You, console sales revenue: [669]
PlayStation: 580,000 units at ¥7140 [670] ($88.01) [671] each = $51.1 million
Saturn: 380,000 units at ¥10,290 [672] ($127) [673] each = $48.3 million
PSP: 10,000 units at ¥5229 [674] ($65) [675] each = $700,000

[985] PlayStation: 580,000 units at ¥7140 [670] ($88.01) [671] each = $51.1 million

[986] Saturn: 380,000 units at ¥10,290 [672] ($127) [673] each = $48.3 million

[987] PSP: 10,000 units at ¥5229 [674] ($65) [675] each = $700,000

[212] Pilotwings sales revenue: [676]
Japan: 480,000 units at ¥8400 [677] ($93.30) [678] each = $45 million
Overseas: 650,000 units at £40 [679] ($64.40) [680] each = $42 million

[989] Japan: 480,000 units at ¥8400 [677] ($93.30) [678] each = $45 million

[990] Overseas: 650,000 units at £40 [679] ($64.40) [680] each = $42 million

[213] Pilotwings revenue inflation:
Japan: $45 million in 1990 dollars = $79.1 million in 2012 dollars
Overseas: $42 million in 1991 dollars = $71 million in 2012 dollars

[992] Japan: $45 million in 1990 dollars = $79.1 million in 2012 dollars

[993] Overseas: $42 million in 1991 dollars = $71 million in 2012 dollars

[214] Samurai Shodown II revenue: [681]
Cartridge version: 250,303 units [682] at ¥29,800 ($367.31) [683] each = $92 million
CD version: Unknown

[995] Cartridge version: 250,303 units [682] at ¥29,800 ($367.31) [683] each = $92 million

[996] CD version: Unknown

[215] Video game software sales in 2000. Geimin.net (2000/12/31). Archived from the original on 10 February 2012. Retrieved on 10 February 2012.

[217] Sakura Wars revenue inflation:
Sakura Wars (1996) on Sega Saturn: $49 million in 1996 dollars = $72 million in 2012 dollars
Sakura Wars (2000) on Sega Dreamcast: $10 million in 2000 dollars = $13.33 million in 2012 dollars
Sakura Wars: Atsuki Chishio Ni (2003) on PS2: $21.2 million in 2003 dollars = $27 million in 2012 dollars
Sakura Wars 1 & 2 (2006) on PSP: $1.44 million in 2006 dollars = $2 million in 2012 dollars

[999] Sakura Wars (1996) on Sega Saturn: $49 million in 1996 dollars = $72 million in 2012 dollars

[1000] Sakura Wars (2000) on Sega Dreamcast: $10 million in 2000 dollars = $13.33 million in 2012 dollars

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