List of highest-grossing video game franchises

• Japan retail – $4.412 billion^{[lower-alpha 3]}
• Overseas retail – $8.775 billion^{[lower-alpha 5]} 82,069,789 in Japan)^{[lower-alpha 3]}
• Up until 2015 – 200,006,810 units, average $39.99 price^[12][13] – $8 billion
• Pokémon Sun & Moon (2016) – 12,478,558 overseas sales (16.12 million worldwide,^[14] 3,641,442 in Japan),^[7] $39.99 price^[15] – $500 million
• Pokkén Tournament DX (2017) – 1.16 million units,^[16] $59.99 price^[17] – $70 million
• Pokémon Ultra Sun & Ultra Moon (2017) – 5,114,843 overseas sales (7.72 million worldwide,^[14] 2,663,546 in Japan),^[10] $39.99 price^[18] – $205 million

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• Mobile games – $2.467 billion^{[lower-alpha 6]}

• Super Mario – $15.728 billion^{[lower-alpha 7]}
• Donkey Kong – $6.366 billion^{[lower-alpha 9]}
• Other games (Japan) – $223.4 million^{[lower-alpha 10]}

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• Mario Kart – $5.202 billion^{[lower-alpha 11]}
• Other Mario games – $2.327 billion^{[lower-alpha 12]}

• 2003–2016 – $15 billion^[85]
• 2017 – $1 billion^[86]

• Pac-Man – $12.81 billion^[87]
• Ms. Pac-Man – $1.2 billion^[88]
• Other games (US) – $88 million^{[lower-alpha 13]}

• Space Invaders – $13.93 billion^[87]

• Wii Sports – $6.08 billion^[87]
• Wii Fit – $5 billion^[51]
• Wii Play – $1.25 billion^[90]

• Street Fighter II – $10.61 billion^[87]
• Street Fighter IV – $480 million^[91]
• Other games – $189 million^{[lower-alpha 14]}

• 2005–2017 – $10.3 billion^{[lower-alpha 15][98]}
• March 2018 – $223 million^[99]

• Main series – $9.247 billion^{[lower-alpha 16]}
• Spin-offs – $1.151 billion^{[lower-alpha 17]}

• World of Warcraft – $9.391 billion^{[lower-alpha 18]}
• Hearthstone – $1 billion^[151]

• 2007–2015 – $6.8 billion^[51]
• 2016 – $1.1 billion^[152]
• 2017 – $1.4 billion^[97]

• 1993–2013 – $6 billion^[153]
• 2014–2016 – $2.021 billion^{[lower-alpha 19]}
• 2017 – $896 million^[97]

• PC games – $6.295 billion^{[lower-alpha 20]}
• Mobile games – $2.562 billion^{[lower-alpha 21]}

• 1997–2006 – $2.048 billion^{[lower-alpha 22]}
• 2008–2012 – $513 million^{[lower-alpha 23]}
• 2013–2018 – $6 billion^[165]

• Console games (Japan) – $90.5 million^{[lower-alpha 24]}
• Digital pets – $424.1 million^{[lower-alpha 25]}
• Other media – $5.844 billion^{[lower-alpha 27]}
• Manga & comic sales – $252 million^{[172][lower-alpha 29]}
• Box office – $143 million^{[lower-alpha 30]}
• Home entertainment – $59.1 million^{[lower-alpha 31]}

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• Sonic the Hedgehog – $5.093 billion^{[lower-alpha 32]}
• Mario & Sonic – $1.135 billion^{[lower-alpha 33]}

• Mobile game – $6.044 billion^{[lower-alpha 34]}
• Nintendo 3DS games – $83 million^{[lower-alpha 35]}

• Japan retail – $5.097 billion^{[lower-alpha 36]}
• Arcade games – $430.4 million^{[lower-alpha 38]}
• Mobile games (2017) – $264 million^{[lower-alpha 39]}

• 2009–2016 – $3.59 billion^[204]
• 2017 – $2.1 billion^[97]

• Mobile game – $2.062 billion^{[lower-alpha 41]}

• Japan (2001–2014) – $1.175 billion^{[lower-alpha 42]}
• Other console sales – $4.299 billion^{[lower-alpha 43]}
• Mobile (May–July 2018) – $29 million^{[lower-alpha 44]}

• 1982–2015 – $4 billion^{[lower-alpha 45]}
• Battlefront II (2017) – $540 million^{[lower-alpha 46]}
• Galaxy of Heroes – $318 million^{[lower-alpha 47]}

• 2016 – $1.61 billion^{[lower-alpha 48]}
• 2017 – $2.778 billion^{[lower-alpha 49]}
• March–June 2018 – $459.2 million^{[lower-alpha 50]}

• Mobile game – $4.77 billion^{[lower-alpha 52]}
• 2015 – $1.558 billion^{[lower-alpha 53]}
• 2016–2017 – $2.6 billion^{[lower-alpha 54]}
• June–July 2018 – $168 million^[230][231]

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• Nintendo 3DS – $36 million^{[lower-alpha 55]}

• 2007–2016 – $4 billion^[233]
• 2017 – $91 million^[234]

• Bandai Namco Entertainment – $3.124 billion^{[lower-alpha 56]}
• Atari – $419 million^{[lower-alpha 57]}
• Shōnen Jump – $217.3 million^{[lower-alpha 58]}

• Candy Crush Saga – $3.189 billion^{[lower-alpha 59]}
• Soda Saga – $563 million^{[lower-alpha 60]}

• 1996–2011 – $2.474 billion^{[lower-alpha 61]}
• 2012–2018 – $836.5 million^{[lower-alpha 62]}

• Zelda I & II (NES) – $501.5 million^{[lower-alpha 63]}
• Japan (1990–2018) – $788 million^{[lower-alpha 64]}
• Overseas (1991–2018) – $1.963 billion^{[lower-alpha 65]}

• PC – $2.981 billion^{[lower-alpha 67]}

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• Portable – $5.63 million^{[lower-alpha 68]}

• Battlefield 3 – $1.1 billion^{[lower-alpha 69]}
• Battlefield 4 – $499.9 million^{[lower-alpha 70]}
• Battlefield 1 – $1.14 billion^[331]

• Fate/Grand Order – $2.063 billion^{[lower-alpha 71]}
• Other Fate games – $86.3 million^{[lower-alpha 72]}
• Other Fate media – $419.2 million^{[lower-alpha 74]}
• Licensed merchandise sales – $128 million^{[lower-alpha 75]}
• Manga magazine sales – $38 million^{[lower-alpha 77]}
• Anime box office – $19 million^{[lower-alpha 78]}

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• Japan (2004–2017) – $1.736 billion^{[lower-alpha 79]}
• Overseas (2016–2017) – $60.5 million^{[lower-alpha 80]}
• World (2018) – $742.2 million^{[lower-alpha 81]}

• Japan (1998–2016) – $512 million^{[lower-alpha 82]}
• Overseas (1987–2015) – $1.408 billion^{[lower-alpha 83]}
• Other sales – $593.1 million^{[lower-alpha 84]}

• 2000–2007 – $1.2 billion^[391]

• Console games – $2.373 billion^{[lower-alpha 85]}
• Amiibo – $74.04 million^{[lower-alpha 86]}

• PC game – $755 million^{[lower-alpha 87]}
• Other platforms – $1.456 billion^{[lower-alpha 88]}

• 1996–2012 – $1 billion^[409]
• 2013–2017 – $1.08 billion^{[lower-alpha 89]}

• Arcade games – $1.17 billion^[415]
• Console games – $708 million^{[lower-alpha 90]}

• PS2 games – $246 million^{[lower-alpha 91]}
• Arcade/Pachinko – $1.552 billion^{[lower-alpha 92]}

• Game Boy – $753 million^{[lower-alpha 93]}
• Mobile – $532 million^{[lower-alpha 94]}
• NES – $346 million^{[lower-alpha 95]}

• PC – $1.5 billion^[427]
• Mobile – $50 million^[428]

• One Piece games – $1.414 million^{[lower-alpha 96]}
• Shōnen Jump games – $119.3 million^{[lower-alpha 58]}

• 1982–2003 – $1 billion^[439]
• Spider-Man 2 (2004) – $110 million^[440]
• Spider-Man (2018) – $198 million^[441]

• 2017 to June 2018 – $1.2 billion^[442]
• July 2018 (iOS) – $38 million^[443]

• The Division – $1.2 billion^[444]

• Japan (2000–2007) – $691 million^{[lower-alpha 97]}
• Japan (2008–2014) – $436 million^{[lower-alpha 98]}
• Japan (July 2018) – $2 million^{[lower-alpha 99]}