Teasy said:I was just looking around and saw an article at Bloomberg were Nintendo say they've sold 800,000 copies of SMS in Japan as of September 6th (well maybe not as of Sept 6th exactly, thats just when the article was written). When were those last Degenki numbers (610,000) for SMS taken?
http://quote.bloomberg.com/fgcgi.cgi?T=marketsquote99_news.ht&s=APXhqexWrTmludGVu
It's selling poorly compared to SM64.
Nintendo of Europe announced they have sold 175,000 copies of Super Mario Sunshine for GameCube in Europe, during the first weekend of the release, the sales of the GameCube hardware has also increased by 40% in the same week.
well SMS is quite a dissapointment as far as Mario games go
BenSkywalker said:It's selling poorly compared to SM64.
How so? By only outselling it two to one on a comparable time basis? SM64 was extremely limited due to the installed base of its host platform when it came out. SM64 took considerably longer then SMS to go platinum.
Today's GSD News said:175,000 Marios Roaming Europe - Aramo
Nintendo of Europe proudly told us over 175,000 copies of Mario Sunshine for its GameCube console have sold during the game's debut weekend. Interesting fact: since currently over 1 million GameCubes have found a spot in European households, nearly one in five GameCube owners possesses a copy of Super Mario Sunshine. Furthermore Nintendo is keen on bring to our attention the fact that the sales results of Super Mario Sunshine are thrice as successful as those of Super Mario 64 during that game's initial weekend on sale. [back to headlines]