List of highest-grossing video game franchises

This is a list of the highest-grossing video game franchises that have grossed at least $1 billion in revenue.

List

At least $10 billion

Franchise	Year of inception	Lifetime revenue	Revenue breakdown	Franchise owner(s)	Original platform(s)	Original genre(s)
Mario	1981	est. $32.4 billion (as of 2019)	Super Mario – $17.011 billion[lower-alpha 1] Mario Kart – $6.107 billion[lower-alpha 2] Other Mario games – $9.282 billion[lower-alpha 4]	Nintendo	Arcade	Platformer (2D platformer)
Pokémon	1996	est. $19.533 billion (as of 2019)[lower-alpha 5]	Console (1996–2018) – $13.778 billion[lower-alpha 7] Mobile (2016–2019) – $4.792 billion[lower-alpha 8] Sword & Shield (2019) – $963 million[lower-alpha 9]	Nintendo (trademark) The Pokémon Company (Nintendo, Game Freak, Creatures)	Game Boy	RPG (JRPG)
Call of Duty	2003	est. $18.132 billion (as of 2019)[lower-alpha 10]	2003–2016 – $15 billion[101] 2017–2018 – $2 billion[lower-alpha 11] 2019 – $1.132 billion[92]	Activision	PC	Shooter (FPS)
Wii series	2006	est. $14.808 billion (as of 2018)	Wii Sports – $6.08 billion[104] Wii Fit – $5 billion[51] Other games – $3.728 billion[lower-alpha 12]	Nintendo	Wii	Simulation (Sports) Exergaming
Pac-Man	1980	est. $14.107 billion (as of 2016)	Pac-Man – $12.81 billion[104] Ms. Pac-Man – $1.2 billion[118] Other games (US) – $97 million[lower-alpha 13]	Bandai Namco Entertainment	Arcade	Action (Maze)
Space Invaders	1978	est. $13.93 billion (as of 2017)	Space Invaders – $13.93 billion[104]	Taito (Square Enix)	Arcade	Shooter (Shoot 'em up)
Dungeon Fighter Online (DFO)	2005	est. $13.4 billion (as of 2019)	2005–2017 – $10.3 billion[lower-alpha 14][123] 2018 – $1.5 billion[92] 2019 – $1.6 billion[93]	Neople (Nexon) Tencent	PC	Beat 'em up Action RPG MMORPG
Street Fighter	1987	est. $12.009 billion (as of 2019)	Street Fighter II – $10.61 billion[104] Other games (Japan) – $496 million[lower-alpha 15] Other games (overseas) – $903 million[lower-alpha 15]	Capcom	Arcade	Fighting (2D fighting)
CrossFire	2007	est. $12 billion (as of 2019)	2007–2015 – $6.8 billion[51] 2016–2017 – $2.5 billion[lower-alpha 16] 2018–2019 – $2.7 billion[lower-alpha 17]	Smilegate Tencent	PC	Shooter (FPS) Tactical shooter
FIFA	1993	est. $11.479 billion (as of 2019)	1993–2013 – $6 billion[125] 2014–2017 – $2.917 billion[lower-alpha 18] 2018–2019 – $2.562 billion[lower-alpha 19]	Electronic Arts	Sega Mega Drive	Sports (Association football)
Warcraft	1994	est. $11.227 billion (as of 2018)	Original trilogy – $236 million[lower-alpha 20] World of Warcraft – $9.391 billion[lower-alpha 21] Hearthstone – $1.6 billion[lower-alpha 22]	Blizzard Entertainment	PC	Strategy (RTS)
Final Fantasy	1987	est. $10.958 billion (as of 2019)	Final Fantasy I to XIV – $8.17 billion[lower-alpha 23] Final Fantasy XV – $1.212 billion[lower-alpha 24] Spin-offs – $1.576 billion[lower-alpha 25]	Square Enix	NES	RPG (JRPG)
League of Legends (LoL)	2009	est. $10.098 billion (as of 2019)	Up until 2016 – $5.098 billion[lower-alpha 26] 2017–2018 – $3.5 billion[lower-alpha 27] 2019 – $1.5 billion[93]	Riot Games (Tencent)	PC Mac	Strategy (MOBA)

At least $5 billion

Franchise	Year of inception	Lifetime revenue	Revenue breakdown	Franchise owner(s)	Original platform(s)	Original genre(s)
Grand Theft Auto (GTA)	1997	est. $9.986 billion (as of 2019)	1997–2009 – $3.368 billion[lower-alpha 28] 2012–2018 – $6.023 billion[lower-alpha 29] 2019 – $595 million[93]	Rockstar Games	PC	Action-adventure
Lineage	1998	est. $9.715 billion (as of 2019)	Lineage I & II (PC) – $5.283 billion[lower-alpha 30] Mobile games – $4.432 billion[lower-alpha 31]	NCSoft	PC Mac	RPG (MMORPG)
Monster Strike	2013	est. $8.156 billion (as of 2019)	Mobile game – $8.12 billion[lower-alpha 32] Nintendo 3DS – $36 million[lower-alpha 33]	Mixi	Mobile	Puzzle (Physics) JRPG
Puzzle & Dragons	2012	est. $7.786 billion (as of 2019)	Mobile game – $7.703 billion[lower-alpha 34] Nintendo 3DS games – $83 million[lower-alpha 35]	GungHo Online Entertainment	Mobile	Puzzle (Tile-matching) JRPG
Candy Crush	2012	est. $7.503 billion (as of 2019)	Candy Crush Saga – $5.41 billion[lower-alpha 34] Candy Crush Soda Saga – $2 billion[202] Other games – $93 million[203]	King	Browser	Puzzle (Tile-matching)
Donkey Kong	1981	est. $6.846 billion (as of 2019)	Donkey Kong (1981) – $4.4 billion[51] Donkey Kong Country – $2.223 billion[lower-alpha 36] Other games (Japan) – $223.4 million[lower-alpha 3]	Nintendo	Arcade	Platformer (2D platformer)
Honor of Kings (Arena of Valor)	2015	est. $6.75 billion (as of 2019)	2016 – $1.61 billion[lower-alpha 37] 2017–2018 – $3.54 billion[220] 2019 – $1.6 billion[93]	Tencent Games	Mobile	Strategy (MOBA)
Westward Journey	2001	est. $6.524 billion (as of 2018)	PC – $3.995 billion[lower-alpha 38] Mobile – $2.529 billion[lower-alpha 39]	NetEase	PC	RPG (MMORPG)
Dragon Quest (Dragon Warrior)	1986	est. $6.501 billion (as of 2019)	Japan retail – $5.097 billion[lower-alpha 40] Mobile (2017–2019) – $973.1 million[lower-alpha 41] Arcade games – $430.4 million[lower-alpha 43]	Square Enix	NES	RPG (JRPG)
Clash of Clans	2012	est. $6.4 billion (as of 2019)[229]		Supercell (Tencent)	Mobile	Strategy
Sonic the Hedgehog	1991	est. $6.345 billion (as of 2019)	Sonic the Hedgehog – $5.095 billion[lower-alpha 44] Mario & Sonic – $1.25 billion[52]	Sega	Sega Mega Drive	Platformer (2D platformer)
Dragon Ball	1986	est. $6.226 billion (as of 2019)	Dragon Ball games – $6.009 billion[lower-alpha 45] Shōnen Jump – $217.3 million[lower-alpha 46]	Shueisha Bandai Namco Entertainment	Super Cassette Vision	Shooter (Shoot 'em up)
Pro Evolution Soccer (PES) / Winning Eleven	1995	est. $6.131 billion (as of 2019)	Japan (2001–2014) – $1.175 billion[lower-alpha 47] Other sales (2001–2019) – $4.669 billion[lower-alpha 48] Japan mobile (2018–2019) – $287 million[lower-alpha 49]	Konami	PlayStation	Sports (Association football)
Star Wars	1982	est. $6.03 billion (as of 2020)	1982–2015 – $4 billion[lower-alpha 50] Mobile (2016–2019) – $1.01 billion[251] Console/PC (2017–2019) – $1.02 billion[lower-alpha 52] Jedi: Fallen Order (2019) – $480 million[252] </ref>	Lucasfilm LucasArts	Atari 2600	Shooter (Shoot 'em up)
Digimon	1997	est. $5.905 billion (as of 2017) (including merchandise)	Console games (Japan) – $90.5 million[lower-alpha 53] Digital pets – $424.1 million[lower-alpha 54] Merchandise – $5.39 billion[lower-alpha 55]	Bandai Namco Entertainment	Digital pet	Simulation (Digital pet)
Madden NFL	1988	est. $5.2 billion (as of 2018)	1988–2013 – $4 billion[lower-alpha 56] 2014–2018 – $1.2 billion[lower-alpha 57]	Electronic Arts	Apple II	Sports (American football)
The Sims	2000	$5 billion (as of 2019)[265]	The Sims 3 – $1 billion[266] The Sims 4 – $1 billion[267]	Electronic Arts	PC	Simulation (Life simulation)
Halo	2001	est. $5 billion (as of 2015) (including console bundles)[268]		Microsoft	Xbox	Shooter (FPS)

At least $2 billion

Franchise	Year of inception	Lifetime revenue	Revenue breakdown	Franchise owner(s)	Original platform(s)	Original genre(s)
Fortnite	2017	est. $4.289 billion (as of 2019)	2017 – $89 million[269] 2018 – $2.4 billion[92] 2019 – $1.8 billion[93]	Epic Games	PS4 Xbox One PC	Survival (Battle royale)
Fate	2004	est. $4.135 billion (as of 2019)	Fate/Grand Order – $4.049 billion[lower-alpha 34] Other Fate games – $86.3 million[lower-alpha 58]	Type-Moon Aniplex (Sony Music Entertainment Japan)	PC	Adventure (Visual novel)
Assassin's Creed	2007	est. $4.091 billion (as of 2016)	2007–2016 – $4 billion[289] 2017 – $91 million[290]	Ubisoft	PlayStation 3 Xbox 360	Action-adventure (Stealth)
Need for Speed (NFS)	1994	$4 billion (as of 2014)[291]		Electronic Arts	3DO	Racing (Arcade)
Gran Turismo	1997	$4 billion (as of 2017)[292]		Sony Interactive Entertainment	PlayStation	Racing (Simulation)
The Legend of Zelda (Zelda no Densetsu)	1986	est. $3.853 billion (as of 2019)	Zelda I & II (NES) – $501 million[lower-alpha 59] Japan (1991–2019) – $841 million[lower-alpha 60] Overseas (1991–2019) – $2.511 billion[lower-alpha 61]	Nintendo	Famicom Disk System	Action-adventure
Monster Hunter	2004	est. $3.824 billion (as of 2019) (including all media)	Games (2004–2017) – $1.797 billion[lower-alpha 63] Overseas (2016–2017) – $60.5 million[lower-alpha 64] </ref> World (2018) – $985 million[lower-alpha 65] Other media – $1.042 billion[lower-alpha 68] </ref>	Capcom	PlayStation 2	RPG (Action RPG)
Resident Evil (Biohazard)	1996	est. $3.777 billion (as of 2019)	1996–2011 – $2.474 billion[lower-alpha 69] 2012–2017 games – $950 million[lower-alpha 70] Resident Evil 2 (2019) – $353 million[lower-alpha 71]	Capcom	PlayStation	Action-adventure (Survival horror)
Skylanders	2011	est. $3.5 billion (as of 2017)[356] (including all media)		Activision	Wii	Platformer (3D platformer)
Super Smash Bros.	1999	est. $3.438 billion (as of 2019)	Games (1999–2017) – $2.254 billion[lower-alpha 72] Ultimate (2018) – $1.11 billion[lower-alpha 73] Amiibo – $74.04 million[lower-alpha 74]	Nintendo	Nintendo 64	Fighting
PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds (PUBG)	2017	est. $3.428 billion (as of 2019)	2017 – $900 million[368] 2018 (premium) – $1.028 billion[92] PUBG Mobile – $1.5 billion[369]	Bluehole Tencent	PC	Survival (Battle royale)
Mortal Kombat	1992	est. $3.21 billion (as of 2019)	Arcade (1992–2000) – $1.17 billion[370] Home (1992–2000) – $989 million[lower-alpha 75] 2002–2019 – $1.051 billion[lower-alpha 76]	Warner Bros. Interactive	Arcade	Fighting (2D fighting)
Tomb Raider	1996	est. $3.122 billion (as of 2017) (including all media)	1996–2012 – $1 billion[390] 2013–2017 – $1.08 billion[lower-alpha 77] Other media – $1.042 billion[lower-alpha 78]	Square Enix	Sega Saturn	Platformer (Puzzle-platform) Action-adventure
The Elder Scrolls	1994	est. $3.05 billion (as of 2020)	The Elder Scrolls I to IV – $658 million[lower-alpha 79] Skyrim – $1.39 billion[400] Spin-offs – $1.002 billion[lower-alpha 80]	ZeniMax Media	PC	RPG (Action RPG)
MapleStory	2003	est. $3.004 billion (as of 2018)	PC – $2.981 billion[lower-alpha 82] </ref> Portable – $23.3 million[lower-alpha 83]	Wizet Nexon	PC	RPG (MMORPG)
Minecraft	2011	est. $2.898 billion (as of 2019)	PC game – $889 million[lower-alpha 84] Pocket Edition – $500 million[lower-alpha 85] Other platforms – $1.509 billion[lower-alpha 86]	Mojang	PC Mac	Sandbox Survival
Battlefield	2002	est. $2.74 billion (as of 2017)	Battlefield 3 – $1.1 billion[lower-alpha 87] Battlefield 4 – $499.9 million[lower-alpha 88] Battlefield 1 – $1.14 billion[415]	Electronic Arts	PC	Shooter (FPS)
Metal Gear	1987	est. $2.513 billion (as of 2016)	Japan (1998–2016) – $512 million[lower-alpha 89] Overseas (1987–2015) – $1.408 billion[lower-alpha 90] Other sales – $593.1 million[lower-alpha 91]	Konami	MSX2	Action-adventure (Stealth)
Tom Clancy's	1987	est. $2.029 billion (as of 2019)	2002–2006 – $101 million[37] The Division (2016–2018) – $1.2 billion[439] 2019 – $728 million[93]	Ubisoft	Commodore / ST / PC	Simulation (Vehicle sim)
NBA Jam	1993	$2 billion (as of 2010)[440]		Midway Games	Arcade	Sports (Basketball)
Lego	1995	$2 billion (as of 2014)[441]		The Lego Group	Sega Pico	Educational
Guitar Hero	2005	$2 billion (as of 2010)[442]		Activision	PlayStation 2	Music (Rhythm)
Clash Royale	2016	est. $2 billion (as of 2018)[443]		Supercell (Tencent)	Mobile	Strategy (RTS)

At least $1 billion

Franchise	Year of inception	Lifetime revenue	Revenue breakdown	Franchise owner(s)	Original platform(s)	Original genre(s)
One Piece	2000	est. $1.89 billion (as of 2019)	One Piece games – $1.771 billion[lower-alpha 92] Shōnen Jump games – $119.3 million[lower-alpha 46]	Bandai Namco Entertainment	WonderSwan	Strategy RPG (Turn-based)
Onimusha	2001	est. $1.798 billion (as of 2016)	PS2 games – $246 million[lower-alpha 93] Arcade/Pachinko – $1.552 billion[lower-alpha 66]	Capcom	PlayStation 2	Action-adventure Hack & slash
Spider-Man	1982	est. $1.65 billion (as of 2018)	1982–2003 – $1 billion[453] Spider-Man 2 (2004) – $110 million[454] Spider-Man (2018) – $540 million[455][456]	Marvel Entertainment Sony	Atari 2600	Action
Fallout	1997	est. $1.642 billion (as of 2019)	Fallout 1 to 3 – $344 million[lower-alpha 94] Fallout 4 – $750 million[462] Spin-offs – $548 million[lower-alpha 95]	ZeniMax Media	PC	RPG (Turn-based)
Tetris	1988[lower-alpha 96]	est. $1.631 billion (as of 2011)	Game Boy – $753 million[lower-alpha 97] Mobile – $532 million[lower-alpha 98] NES – $346 million[lower-alpha 99]	Tetris Holding	IBM PC Commodore 64	Puzzle (Tile-matching)
Harry Potter	2001	est. $1.555 billion (as of 2018)	2001–2014 – $1.5 billion[476] Hogwarts Mystery (2018) – $55 million[477]	Electronic Arts Warner Bros. Interactive	Game Boy PlayStation PC	Action-adventure
Disney Tsum Tsum	2014	$1.5 billion (as of 2019)[478]		Line Corporation The Walt Disney Company	Mobile	Puzzle
Black Desert Online	2015	$1.5 billion (as of 2019)[479]		Kakao Games	PC	RPG (MMORPG)
The Idolmaster	2005	est. $1.236 billion (as of 2019) (including all media)	Mobile games – $709 million[lower-alpha 100] Console games – $65 million[lower-alpha 101] Other media – $462 million[lower-alpha 102]	Bandai Namco Entertainment	Arcade	Music (Rhythm) Raising sim
Counter-Strike	2000	est. $1.233 billion (as of 2018)	Counter-Strike: Global Offensive (2015–2018) – $1.233 billion[482]	Valve	PS3 / Xbox 360 / PC	Shooter (FPS)
Power Pros (Pro Yakyū)	1994	est. $1.159 billion (as of 2019)	Mobile games – $1.159 billion[lower-alpha 34]	Konami	Super Famicom	Sports (Baseball)
Gundam	1983	est. $1.152 billion (as of 2018)	2000–2007 (Japan) – $691 million[lower-alpha 103] 2008–2014 (Japan) – $436 million[lower-alpha 104] Mobile (2018) – $25 million[179]	Bandai Namco Entertainment	FM-7 Handheld PC	Adventure Shooter RPG
Doom	1993	est. $1.088 billion (as of 2020) (including all media)	Video games – $1 billion[484] Films – $88 million[485][486]	ZeniMax Media	PC	Shooter (FPS)
World Club Champion Football (WCCF)	2002	est. $1.036 billion (as of 2016)	Intercontinental Clubs – $152 million[lower-alpha 105] Cards (2002–2012) – $547 million[lower-alpha 106] Cards (2013–2016) – $337 million[lower-alpha 107]	Sega	Arcade	Digital CCG
Dota	2003	est. $1.035 billion (as of 2019)	Dota 2 (2015–2017) – $904 million[494] eSports (2013–2019) – $131 million[495]	Valve	PC	Strategy (MOBA)
Angry Birds	2009	est. $1.001 billion (as of 2019) (including films)	Angry Birds (as of 2011) – $100 million[496] Angry Birds 2 & Evolution – $363 million[lower-alpha 108] Films – $538 million[499]	Rovio Entertainment	Mobile	Puzzle (Physics)
Defender	1981	$1 billion (as of 2001)[500]		Williams Electronics	Arcade	Shooter (Shoot 'em up)
Diablo	1996	$1 billion (as of 2017)[132]		Blizzard Entertainment	PC	RPG (Action RPG)
StarCraft	1998	$1 billion (as of 2017)[132]		Blizzard Entertainment	PC	Strategy (RTS)
Red Dead	2004	$1 billion (as of 2018)[501]		Rockstar Games	PlayStation 2 / Xbox	Action-adventure
Forza	2005	$1 billion (as of 2017)[502]		Microsoft Studios	Xbox	Racing (Simulation)
Gears of War	2006	$1 billion (as of 2011)[503]		Microsoft Studios	Xbox 360	Shooter (TPS)
Bubble Witch	2011	$1 billion (as of 2017)[132]		King	Browser / Facebook	Puzzle
Pet Rescue	2012	$1 billion (as of 2017)[132]		King	Facebook	Puzzle
Dishonored	2012	$1 billion (as of 2020)[484]		ZeniMax Media	PlayStation / Xbox / PC	Action-adventure (Stealth)
Farm Heroes	2013	$1 billion (as of 2017)[132]		King	Mobile	Puzzle
Destiny	2014	$1 billion (as of 2017)[132]		Bungie	PlayStation / Xbox	Shooter (FPS)
Heroes of the Storm	2015	$1 billion (as of 2017)[132]		Blizzard Entertainment	PC / Mac	Strategy (MOBA)
Overwatch	2016	$1 billion (as of 2017)[504]		Blizzard Entertainment	PS4 / Xbox One / PC	Shooter (FPS)
Garena Free Fire	2017	$1 billion (as of 2019)[505]		Garena	Mobile	Survival (Battle royale)

Notes

Super Mario series – $17,011,186,361
- Worldwide retail sales up until September 2010 – 240 million units[1][2] – $12,988,043,606
  - Japan – 41,242,852 units – ¥243,374,357,360 ($3,050,186,206)
    - Famicom – 13.3 million units – ¥64.954 billion[3]
    - Super Famicom – 7.44 million units – ¥66.522 billion[4]
    - Super Mario 64 – 1.92 million units – ¥18,816 million[5]
    - Releases between March 2001 and May 2010 – 18,582,852 units – ¥93,082,357,360[6]
  - Overseas – 198,757,148 units, average $50 price[2] – $9,937,857,400
- Virtual Console digital sales – $15 million ($13.9 million in 2009,[7] $1.1 million in 2011)[8]
- Post-September-2010 Japan retail sales of pre-September-2010 games – ¥5,503,168,800 ($68,970,658)
  - New Super Mario Bros. – ¥1,277,601,600[9]
  - New Super Mario Bros. Wii – ¥3,399,809,200[10]
  - Super Mario 64 DS – ¥107,683,200[11]
  - Super Mario Galaxy 2 – ¥718,074,800[12]
- Post-September-2010 overseas retail sales of pre-September-2010 games – $408 million
  - New Super Mario Bros. – $104 million (2.59 million units,[13][14] $39.99 price)[15]
  - New Super Mario Bros. Wii – $247.5 million (4.95 million units,[13][14] $49.99 price)[16]
  - Super Mario Galaxy 2 – $56 million (1.12 million units,[13][14] $49.99 price)[17]
- Japan retail sales of games released after September 2010 (as of June 2018) – 12,049,747 units – ¥59,351,664,612 ($637,838,704)[6]
- Overseas retail sales of games released after September 2010 (as of March 2018) – $1,775,304,093
  - Super Mario All-Stars (Wii) – $26,386,800[13][18]
  - New Super Mario Bros. 2 (2012) – 10,183,751 units[6][19] – $407,248,202[20]
  - New Super Mario Bros. U (2012) – 4,529,822 units[21][22] – $271,744,022[23]
  - Super Mario 3D World (2013) – 5,045,598 units[6][24] – $302,685,424[25]
  - Super Mario Maker (2015) – 3,039,459 units[6][24] – $182,337,145[26]
  - Super Mario Maker for Nintendo 3DS (2016) – $74,987,500[27][28]
  - Super Mario Odyssey (2017) – 8.5 million units[29] – $509,915,000[30]
- Super Mario Run (2016) – $94 million (up until 2017)[31]
- Super Mario Odyssey sales between April 2018 and December 2019 – 6.18 million units[21][29] – $370,738,200[30]
- New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe (2019) – 5.85 million units[21] – $350,941,500[32]
- Super Mario Maker 2 (2019) – 5.04 million units[33] – $302,349,600[34]
Mario Kart series:
- Mario Kart: Double Dash – 6.96 million units[35] – $355.424 million
  - Japan – 847,000 units, ¥5,800 price[36] – ¥4,912.6 million ($62 million)
  - Overseas – 6.113 million units,[35][36] average $48 price[37] – $293.424 million
- Japan retail sales of other 1992–2001 releases – ¥48,455.6 million ($607.29 million)
  - Super Mario Kart and Mario Kart 64 – ¥44,750 million[4][5]
  - Mario Kart Advance – ¥3,705.6 million[36][38]
- Super Circuit retail sales in the United States – 2.1 million units – $63 million[39]
- Mario Kart DS – 23.6 million units[24] – $925,664,614
  - Japan – 3,969,364 units, ¥4,800 price[40] – ¥19,052,947,200 ($238,788,660)
  - Overseas – 19,630,636 units,[24][40] $34.99 price[41] – $686,875,954
- Mario Kart Wii (Wii) – $1,402,848,573 ($1.4 billion worldwide up until October 2013,[42] ¥301,791,400 ($2,848,573) in Japan during 2014)[43]
- Mario Kart 7 – 18.11 million units[24] – $783,407,857
  - Japan – 2,916,692 units grossed ¥14,029,273,800[44][45][46] ($175,827,470)
  - Overseas – 15,193,308 units, $39.99 price[47] – $607,580,387
- Mario Kart 8 – 31.4 million units,[21] $59.99 price[48][49] – $1,883,686,000
- Mario Kart Tour (2019) – $86 million[50]
Japan retail sales of other Donkey Kong games – ¥17,825,589,000 ($223,406,304)
- Donkey Kong 64 (N64) – ¥8,580 million[5]
- Mario vs. Donkey Kong series – ¥4,245,388,800[217] ($53,207,028)
- Other 2003–2012 releases – ¥5,000,200,200[218]
Other Mario games – $9,282,028,170
- Donkey Kong (1981) – $4.4 billion[51]
- Mario vs. Donkey Kong series (Japan) – ¥4,245,388,800 ($53,207,028)[lower-alpha 3]
- Mario & Sonic series – $1.25 billion[52]
- Dr. Mario – 10.19 million units[53][54] – $391,974,200
  - Japan – 3.61 million units – ¥12,905 million[3][55] ($161.74 million)
  - Overseas – 6.58 million units, $34.99 price[56] – $230,234,200
- Japan retail sales of other 1983–2012 releases – ¥141,429,190,524 ($1,772,517,741)
  - Mario Bros. (Famicom) – ¥7,335 million[3]
  - Tennis and Golf (Famicom) – ¥18,090 million[3]
  - Mario Tennis series – ¥13,819,361,684[5][36][57]
  - Mario Strikers series – ¥2,291,504,600[58]
  - Mario Baseball series – ¥2,744,003,200[59]
  - Mario Hoops and Sports Mix – ¥6,273,317,600[60][61]
  - Super Mario RPG – ¥10,875 million[4]
  - Paper Mario series – ¥11,931,229,600[36][62][63][64]
  - Mario & Luigi series – ¥7,847,889,600[65]
  - Luigi's Mansion – 348,918 units[22] – ¥2,609,906,640[66]
  - Mario Party series – ¥57,611,977,600[5][67]
- United States retail sales between 2003 and 2006 – $99 million
  - Mario Golf: Toadstool Tour – $26 million[37]
  - Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga – $30 million[39]
  - Mario Party 4 – $43 million[37]
- Japan retail sales of 2013 releases – ¥9,946,034,083 ($102,073,420)
  - Luigi's Mansion 2 – 1,058,675 units[22] – ¥5,324,076,575[68]
  - Mario & Luigi: Dream Team – ¥2,036,371,358[65]
  - Mario Party: Island Tour – ¥2,585,586,150[67]
- Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon (2013) overseas sales – 4,391,325 units,[22][69] $39.99 price[70] – $175,609,087
- Japan retail sales between 2015 and 2016 – ¥3,891,775,200 ($35,783,148)
  - Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam – ¥1,245,494,400[65]
  - Puzzle & Dragons: Super Mario Bros. Edition – ¥1,380,736,000[71]
  - Mario Party 10 – ¥1,265,544,800[67]
- Mario Party: The Top 100 (2017) at Japan retail – ¥864,448,320[67] ($7,828,446)
- Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle (2017) – 2 million units,[72] $59.99 price[73] – $119.98 million
- Super Mario Party (2018) – 9.12 million units,[21] $59.99 price[74] – $547,108,800
- Dr. Mario World (2019) – $4.8 million[50]
- Luigi's Mansion 3 (2019) – 5.37 million units,[21] $59.99 price[75] – $322,146,300
The Pokémon media franchise (including all media and merchandise) has grossed an estimated $90 billion, as of 2019.[76][77]
See List of best-selling Japanese role-playing game franchises § List.
Pokémon console software (including handheld software) sales in Japan as of December 2018 – 83,074,946 units – $4.513 billion
- 1996–2012 releases – 67,885,098 units – ¥300,462,849,600 ($3,765,670,505)
  - 1996–2000 Game Boy releases – 25,410,000 units, average ¥3,679 price – ¥93,484,600,000[55]
  - 1998–2000 Nintendo 64 releases – 2,510,000 units, ¥6,800 price[5] – ¥17,068,000,000
  - 2002–2012 releases – 39,965,098 units, average ¥4,752 price – ¥189,910,249,600[78]
- Pokemon X & Y (2013) – 4,236,309 units, ¥4,571 price[78] – ¥19,364,168,439 ($198,729,151)
- Pokemon Omega Ruby & Alpha Sapphire (2014) – 3,124,487 units, ¥4,571 price[78] – ¥14,282,030,077 ($134,806,358)
- Pokémon Super Mystery Dungeon (2015) and Pokémon Sun & Moon (2016) – 3,124,487 units, average ¥4,957 price – ¥19,675,454,760[78] ($180,907,087)
- Pokkén Tournament (2016) – 169,043 units, ¥7,200 price[79] – ¥1,217,109,600 ($11,022,147)
- 2017–2018 – 4,535,522 units, ¥24,699,770,560 ($223,681,179)
  - Pokkén Tournament DX (2017) – 262,871 units, ¥5,980 price[80] – ¥1,571,968,580
  - Pokémon Ultra Sun & Ultra Moon (2017) – 2,343,601 units, ¥4,980 price[81] – ¥11,671,132,980
  - Detective Pikachu (2018) – 79,050 units, ¥4,980 price[82] – ¥393,669,000
  - Pokémon: Let's Go (2018) – 1.85 million units,[83] ¥5,980 price[84] – ¥11,063 million
Pokémon console software (including handheld software) sales in overseas markets as of December 2018 – 228,465,054 units (311.54 million worldwide)[lower-alpha 6] – $9.265 billion
- Up until 2015 – 200,006,810 units, average $39.99 price[85][86] – $8 billion
- Pokémon Sun & Moon (2016) – 12,478,558 overseas sales (16.12 million worldwide,[19] 3,641,442 in Japan),[78] $39.99 price[87] – $500 million
- Pokkén Tournament DX (2017) – 1.16 million units,[29] $59.99 price[88] – $70 million
- Pokémon Ultra Sun & Ultra Moon (2017) – 5,114,843 overseas sales (7.72 million worldwide,[19] 2,663,546 in Japan),[81] $39.99 price[89] – $205 million
- Pokémon: Let's Go – 8.16 million units,[83] $59.99 price[90] – $490 million
Pokémon mobile games:
- Pokémon Go – $4.7 billion
  - 2016–2017 – $2 billion[91]
  - 2018 – $1.3 billion[92]
  - 2019 – $1.4 billion[93]
- Pokémon Quest – $9.63 million
  - May–June 2018 – $8 million[94]
  - July–October 2018 – $1,630,000[95][96]
- Pokémon Duel, Pokémon Shuffle Mobile, Magikarp Jump – $48.6 million[97]
- Pokémon Masters – $33.3 million[98]
16.06 million units,[24] $59.99 price[99]
The Call of Duty media franchise (including all media and merchandise) has grossed $20 billion, as of 2019.[100]
Call of Duty (2017–2018)
- Call of Duty: WWII (2017) – $1 billion[102]
- Black Ops 4 (2018) – $1 billion[103]
Other games in Wii series:
- Wii Play – $1.25 billion[105]
- Japan releases between 2008 and 2012 – 6,240,159 units, ¥31,578,774,200 ($395,773,583) revenue[106][107]
- Overseas releases between 2008 and 2012 – 40,079,841 units, $2,003,591,252 revenue
  - Wii Music – 2,266,748 units,[106][108] $113,314,733 revenue[109]
  - Wii Sports Resort – 29,850,409 units,[106][110] $1,492,221,946 revenue[111]
  - Wii Party – 6,879,276 units,[106][112] $343,895,007 revenue[113]
  - Wii Play: Motion – 1,083,408 units,[107][114] $54,159,566 revenue[115]
- Wii Party U (2013) – 1.58 million units,[116] $78,565,340 revenue
  - Japan – 238,641 units, ¥1,121,612,700 ($11,510,804) revenue[106]
  - Overseas – 1,341,359 units, $67,054,536 revenue[117]
Other Pac-Man game sales in the United States:
- Pac-Mania (Arcade) – $2.82 million[119]
- Microsoft Return of Arcade (PC) – $9.5 million[120]
- Pac-Man Collection and Namco Museum (GBA) – $62 million[39]
- Pac-Man World 2 (PS2) – $23 million[37]
$8.7 billion up until 2016.[121] $1.6 billion in 2017.[122]
See Street Fighter § Commercial performance
$1.1 billion in 2016.[124] $1.4 billion in 2017.[122]
$1.3 billion in 2018.[92] $1.4 billion in 2019.[93]
$145 million digital revenue in 2014.[126] $1.876 billion revenue in 2016.[127] $896 million in 2017.[122]
$1.272 billion in 2018.[92] $1.29 billion in 2019.[93]
Warcraft original trilogy:
- Warcraft: Orcs & Humans – $13.5 million (300,000 copies,[128] average $45 price)[129]
- Warcraft II: Tides of Darkness – $34.5 million (United States)[120]
- Warcraft III: Reign of Chaos – $188 million[130]
$9.23 billion up until 2017.[104] $161 million in 2018.[131]
Hearthstone:
- 2014–2017 – $1 billion[132]
- 2018 – $600 million[133]
Final Fantasy I to XIV – ¥651,896,872,520 ($8,170.16 million)
- Final Fantasy I & II – ¥17,025.4 million[134][135]
- Final Fantasy III – ¥24,008.4 million[136]
- Final Fantasy IV and The After Years – ¥25,827.4 million[137][138]
- Final Fantasy V and VI – ¥63,466 million[139][140]
- Final Fantasy VII and Compilation – ¥84,636.2 million[141][142][143]
- Final Fantasy VIII and IX – ¥107,380 million[144][145]
- Final Fantasy X and X-2 – ¥93,383,672,520[146][147][148]
- Final Fantasy XI – ¥40 billion (operating profit)[149]
- Final Fantasy XII and Ivalice Alliance – ¥86,375.8 million[150][151][152][153][154]
- Final Fantasy XIII trilogy and Type-0 – ¥101,054 million[155][156][157][158][159]
- Final Fantasy XIV – ¥8,740 million (launch sales)[160][161][162]
Final Fantasy XV:
- Final Fantasy XV (2016) – ¥71,280 million[163] ($655.39 million)
- Final Fantasy XV: A New Empire (2017) – $556.44 million+
  - 2017–2018 – $518.4 million[164]
  - 2019 (Japan) – ¥4.2 billion ($38.04 million)
Final Fantasy spin-off sales:
- Up until 2012 – ¥62,177,919,200 ($779.27 million)
  - Final Fantasy Legend trilogy – ¥12,859.2 million[165]
  - Final Fantasy Adventure – ¥3,464 million[166]
  - Final Fantasy Mystic Quest – ¥2,370 million[166]
  - Chocobo series ¥13,708 million[167]
  - Crystal Chronicles series – ¥7,827.6 million[168]
  - Dragon Quest & Final Fantasy in Itadaki Street – ¥3,160 million[169]
  - Mario Hoops – ¥2,567,419,200[60]
  - Dissidia and Dissidia 012 – ¥13,127.3 million[170][171]
  - The 4 Heroes of Light – ¥1,196 million[166]
  - Final Fantasy Dimensions – ¥315 million[166]
  - Theatrhythm Final Fantasy – ¥1,583.4 million[172]
- 2014 releases – ¥2.146 billion ($30 million)
  - Theatrhythm Final Fantasy: Curtain Call – ¥696 million[173]
  - Final Fantasy Explorers – ¥1,450 million[174]
  - Final Fantasy Record Keeper – ¥1 billion[175]
- World of Final Fantasy (2016) – ¥4,640 million[176] ($43 million)
- Final Fantasy mobile game revenue in Japan during 2017 – ¥28.8 billion[177] ($261 million)
- Dissidia Final Fantasy NT (2018) – ¥1,074,769,800[178] ($10 million)
- Final Fantasy mobile game revenue in Japan (excluding A New Empire) during 2018 – ¥21.93 billion ($199 million)[179]
- Final Fantasy Brave Exvius English revenue during April 2018 and June–October 2018 – $31 million (including $9 million on the App Store,[180] and $22 million on Google Play)[181]
- Final Fantasy mobile game revenue in Japan (excluding A New Empire) during 2019 – ¥10.6 billion ($96 million)[182]
$200 million as of 2012.[183] $624 million in 2013.[184] $946 million in 2014.[185] $1.628 billion in 2015.[186] $1.7 billion in 2016.[187]
$2.1 billion in 2017.[122] $1.4 billion in 2018.[92]
Grand Theft Auto franchise revenue up until 2009:
- Up until March 2005 – $2 billion[188]
- November 2005 to October 2008 – $1,071,429,641[189]
- November 2008 to October 2009 – $296,357,328[190]
Grand Theft Auto franchise revenue between 2012 and 2018:
- April 2012 to March 2013 – $23.4 million[191]
- September 2013 to April 2018 – $6 billion[192]
See Lineage (series) § Revenue
Lineage mobile games: ₩4,878.053 billion ($4,432.23 million)
- Lineage mobile games published by Netmarble:
  - Lineage 2 Revolution – ₩1,970.698 billion ($1,790.59 million) (as of 2019 Q3)
    - 2016 – ₩120.971 billion[193]
    - 2017 – ₩1,081.291 billion[193]
    - 2018 – ₩536.151 billion[194]
    - 2019 Q1 to 2019 Q3 – ₩232.285 billion[195]
- Lineage mobile games published by NCSoft:
  - Lineage Red Knights, Lineage M and Lineage II M – ₩2,907.355 billion ($2,641.64 million) (revenues from non-Lineage mobile games –Final Blade and Pro Baseball H2– are included, but most of the revenue comes from the Lineage series) (as of 2019)
    - 2017 – ₩995.266 billion[196]
    - 2018 – ₩913.297 billion[197]
    - 2019 – ₩998.792 billion[198]
See Monster Strike § Reception
¥3,889,894,500[199] ($36 million).
See List of highest-grossing mobile games § List
Puzzle & Dragons retail sales on Nintendo 3DS in Japan:
- Puzzle & Dragons Z + Super Mario Bros. Edition – ¥7,828,778,095 ($72 million)
  - Puzzle & Dragons Z (2013) – ¥6,448,042,095 (as of 2016)[200]
  - Puzzle & Dragons: Super Mario Bros. Edition (2015) – ¥1,380,736,000 (as of 2016)[71]
- Puzzle & Dragons X (2016) – ¥1,161,537,600 ($11 million)[201]
Donkey Kong Country series – $2,222,743,284
- Donkey Kong Country (SNES) – 9.3 million cartridges[204] – $809.47 million
  - Japan – 3 million sales, ¥9,800 price[4] – ¥29,400 million ($368.47 million)
  - Other regions – 6.3 million sales, $69.95 price[205] – $441 million
- Donkey Kong Country 2 (SNES) – 5.15 million cartridges[204] – $545.47 million
  - Japan – 2.2 million sales, ¥9,800 price[4] – ¥21,560 million ($368.47 million)
  - Other regions – 2.95 million sales, $59.99 price[206] – $177 million
- Donkey Kong Country 3 (SNES) – 3.51 million cartridges[204] – $255.4 million
  - Japan – 1.77 million sales – ¥12,036 million[4] ($151 million)
  - Other regions – 1.74 million sales, $59.99 price[207] – $104.4 million
- Donkey Kong Country 1 & 2 (GBA) sales in the United States – $45 million[39]
- Donkey Kong Country Returns – $332,630,064
  - Japan – ¥7,403,573,080 ($87,582,564)[208]
    - Donkey Kong Country Returns – ¥5,721,079,400 ($71,701,709)
    - Donkey Kong Country Returns 3D – ¥1,682,493,680 ($15,880,855)
  - Overseas – 5.25 million units – $245,047,500
    - Donkey Kong Country Returns – 4.09 million units,[13] $49.99 price[209] – $204,459,100
    - Donkey Kong Country Returns 3D – 1.16 million units,[210] $34.99 price[211] – $40,588,400
- Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze – $234,773,220
  - Wii U (2014) – 1.98 million units[212] – $99,795,720
    - Japan – 120,086 units,[22] ¥6,270 price[213] – ¥752,939,220 ($6,818,619)
    - Overseas – 1,859,914 units, $49.99 price[214] – $92,977,101
  - Nintendo Switch (2018) – 2.25 million units,[215] $59.99 price[216] – $134,977,500
¥10.7 billion[219] ($1.61 billion)
$3.9 billion up until 2015.[51] Westward Journey Online II grossed $95 million during January–April 2016.[221]
Fantasy Westward Journey mobile game grossed over $800 million in China by 2016,[222] $1.5 billion worldwide in 2017,[122] and $229 million during June–October 2018.[223]
Dragon Quest game retail sales in Japan:
- 1986–2012 releases – ¥364,984,524,600 ($4,574,314,132)
  - Famicom – ¥70,220 million[3]
  - Super Famicom – ¥85,986 million[4]
  - PlayStation – ¥40,452 million[224]
  - Game Boy – ¥25,955,928,000[55][225]
  - 2002–2012 releases – 22,392,455 units, average ¥6,358 price – ¥142,370,596,600[226]
- 2013–2017 releases – $560,874,238
  - Dragon Quest VII: Fragments of the Forgotten Past (3DS) – 1,255,626 units, ¥5,800 price[226] – ¥7,282,630,800 ($74,739,643)
  - Dragon Quest Monsters 2 (3DS) – 807,174 units, ¥5,229 price[226] – ¥4,220,712,846 ($39,838,799)
  - 2015–2016 releases – 3,337,392 units, average ¥6,476 price – ¥21,611,864,960[226] ($198,711,520)
  - 2017 releases – 3,272,121 units, average ¥7,175 price – ¥23,476,470,970[226] ($212,602,976)
Dragon Quest mobile game revenue in Japan during 2017–2019 – ¥107.45 billion ($973.07 million)
- 2017 – ¥29.6 billion[177]
- 2018 – ¥25.06 billion[179]
- 2019 – ¥52.79 billion[182]
See Dragon Quest: Monster Battle Road § Reception.
Dragon Quest: Monster Battle Road revenue:
- Arcade sales during 2007–2008 – $78.2 million[lower-alpha 42]
- Card sales up until 2010 – 200 million cards,[227] average ¥842 price per 6-card pack[228] – ¥28.1 billion ($352.17 million)
Sonic the Hedgehog series:
- Up until 2014 – $5 billion[230]
- 2015–2018 – $94,858,979
  - Sonic Lost World – $39,876,179
    - Consoles – 710,000 units,[231] $49.95 price,[232] $35,464,500 revenue.
    - Steam – $4,411,679[233]
  - Sonic Boom – 620,000 units,[234] $49.99 price,[235] $30,993,800 revenue.
  - Sonic Mania digital sales – $19,990,000[236]
  - Sonic Forces digital sales on Steam – $3,999,000[237]
See List of Dragon Ball video games § Commercial reception
Shōnen Jump video game retail sales in Japan:
- Famicom Jump: Hero Retsuden – 1.1 million cartridges, ¥6,500 price[3] – ¥7,150 million ($90 million)
- 2006–2012 – ¥7,579,055,580 ($95 million)
  - Battle Stadium D.O.N – 217,647 units, at ¥7,140 price,[238] grossed approximately ¥1,553,999,580.
  - Jump Super Stars – 517,514 units, at ¥4,800 price,[239] grossed approximately ¥2,484,067,200.
  - Jump Ultimate Stars – 737,706 units, at ¥4,800 price,[240] grossed approximately ¥3,540,988,800.
- J-Stars Victory VS (2014) – 360,114 units, at ¥7,600 and ¥6,648 prices,[241][242] grossed approximately ¥2,574,363,808 ($24.3 million).
- 50th Anniversary Shōnen Jump Edition (June 2018) – 110,000 units,[243] $73 price[244] – $8.03 million
14,009,999 retail sales, at average ¥6,735 price, grossed approximately ¥94,354,237,127 ($1,174,620,312).[245]
93,390,001 other sales (107.4 million units worldwide as of December 2019),[245][246] $49.99 average price[247][248]
Winning Eleven mobile revenue in Japan during 2018–2019 – ¥31.64 billion ($287 million)
- 2018 – ¥19.56 billion[179]
- 2019 – ¥12.08 billion[182]
$3 billion up until July 2015.[249] $1 billion during August–December 2015.[250]
Star Wars Battlefront II sold 9 million units ($59.99 price),<ref>"Review: Star Wars Battlefront II". Destructoid. November 20, 2017.
Star Wars games on consoles and PC (2017–2019)
- Battlefront II (2017) – $540 million[lower-alpha 51] grossing approximately $540 million.
Digimon console game retail sales in Japan – $90,467,983
- 2000–2002 releases – 216,890 units, average ¥4,430 price – ¥960,751,800[253] ($12,041,005)
- 2006–2012 releases – 797,387 units, average ¥5,081 price – ¥4,051,533,280[254] ($50,777,457)
- 2013–2014 releases – 958,518 units, average ¥5,911 price – ¥952,385,880[254] ($8,989,455)
- 2014–2016 releases – 258,702 units, average ¥6,637 price – ¥1,717,000,040[254] ($15,787,054)
- 2017 releases – 51,456 units, average ¥6,273 price – ¥322,801,200[254] ($2,923,288)
Digital Monster virtual pet sales:
- By 2005, Bandai sold more than 24 million units, at about ¥1,260 price,[255] grossing approximately ¥30,240 million ($379 million).
- Bandai Namco's Digimon toy sales from April 2005 to March 2007 – ¥3.6 billion ($45.12 million)[256][257]
Digimon merchandise sales:
- Japan (as of 2006) – ¥110.54 billion ($1.39 billion)
  - As of 2001 – ¥100 billion[258][259]
  - 2003 & 2006 – ¥10.54 billion[260]
- US and Europe (as of 2003) – $4 billion[261][262]
1988–2013 – 100 million units – $4 billion.[263]
2014–2018 – 30 million units,[264] $40 average price[263] – $1.2 billion.
Other games in Fate franchise – $86,319,559
- 2007–2012 releases – ¥4,986,551,447 ($62,495,945)
  - Fate/stay night: Realta Nua – ¥1,758,008,600[270][271][272][273]
  - Fate/tiger colosseum – ¥667,628,400[274][275]
  - Fate/unlimited codes – ¥1,177,277,360[276][277]
  - Fate/Extra – ¥1,383,637,087[278][279][280][281]
- 2014 handheld releases – ¥559,185,360 ($5,278,083)
  - Fate/hollow ataraxia (PSV) – ¥510,216,000[282]
  - Fate/Kaleid Liner (3DS) – ¥48,969,360[283]
- Fate/Extella (2016) – $18,545,531
  - Consoles – ¥1,825,620,820[284][285][286][287] ($16,785,774)
  - Steam – $2,499,500[288]
10.89 million units[293] – $501,476,100[294][295]
Zelda sales in Japan (1991–2019) – $841,495,130
- 1991–2012 – ¥52,981,178,477 ($664,007,751)
  - Triforce of the Gods – ¥9,280,482,349[4][296]
  - Ocarina of Time – ¥12,908,829,400[297][298][299]
  - Majora's Mask – ¥8,316,968,896[298]
  - The Wind Waker – ¥6,181,577,600[36][300]
  - Zelda I & II (Famicom Mini) – ¥560,446,000[301][302]
  - Minish Cap – ¥961,233,600[303]
  - Twilight Princess – ¥4,869,612,900[298][304]
  - Phantom Hourglass and Spirit Tracks – ¥7,506,537,332[298][305]
  - Skyward Sword – ¥2,395,490,400[298][306]
- A Link Between Worlds (2013) – ¥2,129,424,000[298] ($21,853,695)
- Hyrule Warriors (2014) – ¥1,972,854,397[307][308] ($18,621,535)
- Tri Force Heroes (2015) – ¥790,638,700[309] ($7,269,572)
- Breath of the Wild (2017) – 2,052,535 units (1.91 million on Switch,[27][29][310] 142,535 on Wii U)[22][311] – ¥14,326,694,300[312] ($129,742,577)
Zelda overseas sales (1991–2019) – $2,510,556,724
- A Link to the Past (SNES) overseas sales – 3.45 million units[293][313] – $172,465,500[314]
- United States retail sales from 1995 to March 2017 – $1.4 billion[315]
- Virtual Console digital sales (2009 & 2011) – $6.7 million
  - Wii Virtual Console (2009) – $4.4 million[7]
  - Link's Awakening (3DS) – $2.3 million (2011)[8]
- Breath of the Wild sales outside Japan and North America in March 2017 – 1.945 million units (1.445 million on Switch,[27][316] 500,000 on Wii U)[27][316] – €136,130,550[317] ($153,472,999)
- Breath of the Wild overseas sales from April 2017 to December 2019 – 12,967,465 units (12.05 million on Switch as of December 2019,[29][310] 917,465 on Wii U as of March 2018)[311][316][318] – $777,918,225[319][320]
Monster Hunter console game retail sales in Japan during 2004–2017:
- 2004–2012 – 17,443,368 units, average ¥5,133 price – ¥89,539,373,091 ($1,122,187,907)
- Monster Hunter 4 (2013) – 3,378,455 units, ¥5,705 price – ¥19,274,085,775 ($197,804,657)
- Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate (2014) – 2,559,186 units, ¥5,800 price – ¥14,843,278,800 ($140,103,917)
- 2015–2016 – 3,097,450 units, ¥5,800 price – ¥17,965,210,000 ($165,182,144)
- Monster Hunter XX (2017) – 2.15 million units (1.8 million on 3DS, 350,000 on Switch),<ref>"Ultra Street Fighter II ships 500,000 copies, Monster Hunter XX Switch ships 350,000 units - Nintendo Everything". Nintendo Everything. November 6, 2017.
Monster Hunter (2004–2017)
- Japan (2004–2017) – $1.736 billion[lower-alpha 62] ¥5,800 price[321] – ¥12,470 million ($112.24 million)
Monster Hunter Generations (3DS) – 4.3 million worldwide sales[322] (including 2,787,985 Japan sales)[321]
- Overseas sales – 1,512,015 units,[321][322] $39.99 price[323] – $60,465,480
Monster Hunter: World
- PS4 & Xbox One – 8.3 million units[324] – $565 million
  - Japan – 3.2 million units,[325][326] ¥8,980 price[321] – ¥74,534 million ($260 million)
  - Overseas – 5.1 million units, $59.99 price[327] – $306 million
- Steam – $420 million
  - As of April 2019 – $300 million[328]
  - May–December 2019 – $120 million[329]
See Pachinko § Franchises.
Monster Hunter licensed merchandise sales in Japan between 2007 and 2012 – ¥11,324.2 million ($142 million)
- 2007 & 2010 – ¥9.33 billion
- 2012 – ¥1,994.2 million<ref>CharaBiz DATA 2013(12) (in Japanese). Character Databank, Ltd. 2013.
Other Monster Hunter media:
- Pachinko sales – $900 million[lower-alpha 66]
- Licensed merchandise – $142 million[lower-alpha 67]
Up until October 2011 – 46 million sales[330]
- Known Japan sales revenue figures – ¥70,036,995,482 ($877,766,581) from 9,794,070 units
  - Biohazard (PlayStation) – 2.03 million units grossed ¥13,804 million[224]
  - Biohazard 2 (PlayStation) – 2.3 million units[313] grossed ¥16,891.2 million[331]
  - Biohazard 3 (PlayStation) – 1.2 million units[313] grossed ¥8,813 million[332]
  - Survivor and Outbreak – 565,023 units grossed ¥3,630,452,400[333]
  - Biohazard Code: Veronica – 724,901 units grossed ¥4,975,067,050[334]
  - Biohazard 0 & 1 (GameCube) – 796,000 units grossed ¥5,849.8 million[36]
  - Biohazard 4 (GameCube/PS2/Wii) – 772,571 units grossed ¥6,667,247,060[335]
  - Umbrella Chronicles (Wii) – 248,221 units grossed ¥1,821,942,140[336]
  - Biohazard 5 (PS3 & Xbox 360) – 1,157,354 units grossed ¥7,584,286,832[337][338][339]
- Known overseas sales revenue figures – $1,241,079,498 from 24,375,174 units
  - Resident Evil (PlayStation) – 3.22 million units[224][340] grossed $216 million[341]
  - Resident Evil 2 (PlayStation) – 3.47 million units[313][340][342] grossed $208.2 million[343]
  - Resident Evil 3 (PlayStation) – 2.3 million units[313][340] grossed $115 million[344]
  - Resident Evil Code: Veronica – 1,815,099 units[334][340] grossed $90,754,950[345]
  - Resident Evil 4 (GameCube/PS2/Wii) – 5,127,429 units[335][340] grossed $256,320,176[346][347]
  - Biohazard 5 (PS3 & Xbox 360) – 8,442,646 units[340] grossed $506,474,334[348]
- Other sales revenue – 11,830,756 units grossed $354,804,372[330]
2012–2017 games – $950,320,291
- Resident Evil: Revelations and Operation Raccoon City (2012) retail sales in Japan – ¥5,124,144,250[349] ($64,220,382)
- Resident Evil 6 (2012) – 7.1 million units[340] grossed $462,054,838
  - Japan – 969,562 retail units grossed ¥7,402,956,868[350] ($89,951,338)
  - Other – 6,130,438 units grossed $372,103,500[351]
- Resident Evil Anniversary Package (2013) retail sales in Japan – 8,487 units grossed ¥76,298,130[350] ($720,169)
- Resident Evil 7 (2017) – 7 million units[340] – $423,324,902
  - Japan – 400,938 units – ¥3,030,826,620 ($27,447,173)[22][352]
  - Overseas – 6,599,062 units – $395,877,729[353]
Resident Evil 2 (2019) – 5.8 million units[340] – $353,022,970
- Japan – 477,229 units[22] – ¥3,722,386,200 ($33,709,938)[354]
- Overseas – 5,322,771 units – $319,313,032[355]
Super Smash Bros sales up until 2019 – $2,253,967,980
- Super Smash Bros. – 5.55 million units[357] – $358.2 million
  - Japan – 1.97 million units, ¥5,800 price[5] – ¥11,426 million ($143.2 million)
  - Overseas – 3.58 million units,[5][357] $59.95 price[358] – $215 million
- Super Smash Bros. Melee – 7.09 million units[359] – $406,188,789
  - Japan – 1,497,415 units, ¥6,800 price[360] – ¥10,182,422,000 ($127,615,265)
  - Overseas – 5,572,585 units, $49.99 price[361] – $278,573,524
- Super Smash Bros. Brawl – 13.3 million units[24] – $752,784,938
  - Japan – 2,509,467 units, ¥6,800 price[360] – ¥17,064,375,600 ($213,866,093)
  - Overseas – 10,790,533 units, $49.99 price[362] – $539,418,745 revenue
- Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS (2014) – 9.57 million units[24] – $407,281,360
  - Japan – 2,703,101 units,[22] ¥5,200 price[360] – ¥14,056,125,200 ($132,674,069)
  - Overseas – 6,866,899 units, $39.99 price[363] – $274,607,291 revenue
- Super Smash Bros. for Wii U (2014) – 5.37 million units[24] – $329,012,993
  - Japan – 861,575 units, ¥7,200 price[360] – ¥6,203,340,000 ($58,552,577)
  - Overseas – 4,508,425 units, $59.99 price[364] – $270,460,416
Super Smash Bros Ultimate (2018)
- Japan – 4.22 million units,[310] ¥7,920 price[365] – ¥33,422,400,000 ($302,673,332)
- Overseas – 13.46 million units,[310] $59.99 price[366] – $807,465,400
5.7 million Amiibo sales for Super Smash Bros. (Nintendo 3DS and Wii U) up until February 2015, $12.99 retail price.[367]
Mortal Kombat home releases (1992–2000)
- Mortal Kombat (console) – 6 million cartridges,[371] $40 price[372] – $240 million
- Mortal Kombat II (console) – $400 million[373]
- Mortal Kombat 3 (Sega Genesis and SNES) – 3 million cartridges,[371] $60 price[374] – $180 million
- Mortal Kombat Trilogy (PlayStation) – 2.01 million units,[375] $49.99 price[376] – $100 million
- Mortal Kombat 4 – 1.4 million units,[371] $49 price[377] – $69 million
Mortal Kombat (2002–2019)
- Deadly Alliance (2002) – $54 million[37]
- Mortal Kombat: Deception – 1.9 million units,[378] $50 price[379] – $95 million
- Mortal Kombat vs. DC Universe – 1.9 million units,[380] $59.99 price[381] – $114 million
- Mortal Kombat (2011) – 3 million units,[382] $59.99 price[383] – $180 million
- Mortal Kombat X (2015–2019) – 10 million units[384] – $500 million
  - Mortal Kombat X (2015) – 5 million units,[385] $59.99 price[386] – $300 million
  - Mortal Kombat XL (2016–2019) – 5 million units, $39.99 price[387] – $200 million
- Mortal Kombat 11 (2019) – 1.8 million units,[388] $59.99 price[389] – $108 million
18 million sales,[391] $59.99 price[392][393]
Other Tomb Raider media:
- Box office – $705 million[394]
- Pachinko sales – $300 million[lower-alpha 66]
- DVD rentals – $36.6 million[395]
The Elder Scrolls I to IV:
- The Elder Scrolls: Arena and Daggerfall – 690,000 units, $39 average price[396] – $27 million
- The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind – 4 million units,[397] $39 average price[396] – $156 million
- The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion – 9.5 million units,[398] $49.99 price[399] – $475 million
The Elder Scrolls spin-offs:
- The Elder Scrolls Online – $1 billion[401]
- The Elder Scrolls: Blades – $1.5 million[402]
$326 million in 2013. $240 million in 2014. $253 million in 2015. $83 million in 2016.<ref name='superdata2016'>"The MMO & MOBA Games Market Report, 2016". SuperData Research. Archived from the original on September 12, 2015. Retrieved May 30, 2018.
MapleStory PC revenue:
- 2003–2011 – $1.8 billion[403]
- 2013–2017 – $1.181 billion[lower-alpha 81] $279 million in 2017.[122]
MapleStory portable revenue:
- DS & 3DS retail sales in Japan – ¥117,617,238 ($1,334,276)[404]
- MapleStory M (iOS & Android) mobile revenue during July–October 2018 – $22 million[405]
33 million units, at $26.95 price, as of April 2019.[406]
$500 million as of February 2019, equivalent to a maximum of 71.53 million units at $6.99 each.[407]
Approximately 75.47 million units on other platforms (out of 180 million units on all platforms, as of November 2019),[408] at $19.99 price,[409][410] grossing approximately $1,509 million.
Battlefield 3:
- Sales – 15 million units,[411] $59.99 price[412] – $899.85 million
- Subscriptions – $200 million[413]
Battlefield 4:
- Sales – 7 million units,[414] $59.99 price[412] – $419.93 million
- Subscriptions – $79.984 million[412]
Known Japan sales during 1998–2016 – 6,855,344 units
- 1998–2005 – 2,789,813 sales – ¥18,937,418,585 ($237,340,752)
  - Metal Gear Solid (PS1) – 1 million sales,[416] ¥6,264 price[417] – ¥6,264 million
  - Metal Gear Solid 2 (PS2) – 839,548 sales, ¥6,800 price[418][419] – ¥5,708,926,400
  - Metal Gear Solid 3 (PS2) – 950,265 sales, ¥7,329 price[418][420] – ¥6,964,492,185
- 2006–2016 – 4,065,531 retail sales, average ¥5,982 price – ¥24,321,650,838 ($274,380,317)[418]
Known overseas sales during 1987–2015 – 26,866,625 units – $1,407,710,939
- Metal Gear (NES) – 1 million cartridges,[421] $39.95 price[422] – $39.95 million
- Metal Gear Solid (PS1) – 5 million units,[416] $50 price[423] – $250 million
- Metal Gear Solid 2 (PS2) – 6,160,452 units,[418][419][424] $50 price[425] – $308,022,600
- Metal Gear Solid 3 (PS2) – 2,842,052 units,[418][426] $50 price[427] – $142,102,600
- Metal Gear Solid 4 (PS3) – 5,070,425 units,[418][428] $59.99 price[429] – $304,174,796
- Metal Gear Rising (Steam) – 722,000 units, $29.99 price[430] – $21,652,780
- Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes (2014) – 748,012 units,[418][431] average $30 price[432] – $22,440,360
- Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain (2015) – 5,323,684 units,[418][433] $59.99 price[434] – $319,367,803
15,478,031 sales,[435] at average $38.32 price.[436][437][438]
One Piece video game revenue:
- Between 2001 and March 2012 – ¥36,633,485,800 ($459,123,772)
  - Japan retail sales between 2001 and 2003 – ¥5,133,485,800[444]
  - Bandai Namco's One Piece video game revenue from April 2008 to March 2012 – ¥31.5 billion[445][446]
- Bandai Namco's One Piece video game revenue between April 2012 and December 2018 – $1.312 billion
  - April 2012 to March 2014 – ¥47.7 billion ($471 million)[447]
  - April 2016 to March 2018 – ¥49.5 billion ($448 million)[448][449]
  - April 2018 to December 2019 – ¥43.4 billion ($393 million)[450][451]
Onimusha retail sales on PlayStation 2:
- Sales in Japan – 2,427,301 units, average ¥7,161 price – ¥17,381,661,170[452] ($217,842,601)
- Onimusha: Warlords sales in the United States – 800,000 units – $28 million[37]
Fallout 1 to 3:
- Fallout – 600,000 units,[457] $54.95 price[458] – $33 million
- Fallout 2 – 240,000 units,[459] $45 price[460] – $11 million
- Fallout 3 – $300 million[461]
Fallout spin-offs:
- New Vegas – $300 million[463]
- Fallout Shelter – $100 million[464]
- Fallout 76 – 2.46 million units,[465] $59.99 price[466] – $148 million
The year of inception of the first commercial versions.[467] Earlier versions were given out for free.[468]
Tetris sales on Game Boy – 35 million units[469]
- Japan – 4.24 million units grossed ¥11,024 million[55] ($138.13 million)
- Other regions – 30.76 million units grossed $614,892,400[470]
Tetris mobile game – 132 million paid downloads, as of June 2011.[471]
- 100 million downloads up until January 2010, at $5 price,[472] grossed approximately $500 million.
- 32 million downloads between February 2010 and June 2011, at $0.99 price,[473] grossed approximately $32 million.
Tetris sales on NES – 8 million units[474]
- Japan – 1.81 million units grossed ¥8,869 million[3] ($111.13 million)
- Other regions – 6.19 million units grossed $235,158,100[475]
- The Idolmaster Cinderella Girls – ¥12 billion ($150 million)[480]
- The Idolmaster Cinderella Girls: Starlight Stage – $559 million[lower-alpha 34]
Idolm@ster console game sales revenue in Japan – 792,116 units – ¥5,151,623,280 ($64,564,774)[481]
See The Idolmaster § Commercial reception
8,160,226 retail sales, at average ¥6,761 price, grossed approximately ¥55,170,844,400 ($691,450,613).[483]
Gundam video game retail sales of 2013–2014 releases in Japan:[483]
- 2008–2012 releases – 4,334,427 sales, average ¥6,806 price – ¥29,501,067,413 ($369,733,894)
- 2013 releases – 491,798 sales, average ¥7,807 price – ¥3,839,631,720 ($39,405,087)
- Mobile Suit Gundam: Extreme Vs. Full Boost (2014) – 371,323 sales, ¥7,600 price – ¥2,822,054,800 ($26,637,035)
World Club Champion Football: Intercontinental Clubs – ¥12.1 billion ($152 million)
- Fiscal year ended 31 March 2010 – ¥4.2 billion[487]
- Fiscal year ended 31 March 2011 – ¥3.8 billion[488]
- Fiscal year ended 31 March 2012 – ¥3.6 billion[489]
- First quarter ended 30 June 2012 – ¥500 million[490]
480 million cards,[491] ¥91+ price[492] – ¥43.68 billion+ ($547 million+)
370 million cards (850 million cards total),[491][493] $0.91+ price[492] – $337 million+
Angry Birds 2 grossed $332.5 million.[497] Angry Birds Evolution grossed over $30 million.[498]

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[35] Super Mario series – $17,011,186,361
Worldwide retail sales up until September 2010 – 240 million units[1][2] – $12,988,043,606
Japan – 41,242,852 units – ¥243,374,357,360 ($3,050,186,206)
Famicom – 13.3 million units – ¥64.954 billion[3]

Super Famicom – 7.44 million units – ¥66.522 billion[4]

Super Mario 64 – 1.92 million units – ¥18,816 million[5]

Releases between March 2001 and May 2010 – 18,582,852 units – ¥93,082,357,360[6]

Overseas – 198,757,148 units, average $50 price[2] – $9,937,857,400

Virtual Console digital sales – $15 million ($13.9 million in 2009,[7] $1.1 million in 2011)[8]

Post-September-2010 Japan retail sales of pre-September-2010 games – ¥5,503,168,800 ($68,970,658)
New Super Mario Bros. – ¥1,277,601,600[9]

New Super Mario Bros. Wii – ¥3,399,809,200[10]

Super Mario 64 DS – ¥107,683,200[11]

Super Mario Galaxy 2 – ¥718,074,800[12]

Post-September-2010 overseas retail sales of pre-September-2010 games – $408 million
New Super Mario Bros. – $104 million (2.59 million units,[13][14] $39.99 price)[15]

New Super Mario Bros. Wii – $247.5 million (4.95 million units,[13][14] $49.99 price)[16]

Super Mario Galaxy 2 – $56 million (1.12 million units,[13][14] $49.99 price)[17]

Japan retail sales of games released after September 2010 (as of June 2018) – 12,049,747 units – ¥59,351,664,612 ($637,838,704)[6]

Overseas retail sales of games released after September 2010 (as of March 2018) – $1,775,304,093
Super Mario All-Stars (Wii) – $26,386,800[13][18]

New Super Mario Bros. 2 (2012) – 10,183,751 units[6][19] – $407,248,202[20]

New Super Mario Bros. U (2012) – 4,529,822 units[21][22] – $271,744,022[23]

Super Mario 3D World (2013) – 5,045,598 units[6][24] – $302,685,424[25]

Super Mario Maker (2015) – 3,039,459 units[6][24] – $182,337,145[26]

Super Mario Maker for Nintendo 3DS (2016) – $74,987,500[27][28]

Super Mario Odyssey (2017) – 8.5 million units[29] – $509,915,000[30]

Super Mario Run (2016) – $94 million (up until 2017)[31]

Super Mario Odyssey sales between April 2018 and December 2019 – 6.18 million units[21][29] – $370,738,200[30]

New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe (2019) – 5.85 million units[21] – $350,941,500[32]

Super Mario Maker 2 (2019) – 5.04 million units[33] – $302,349,600[34]

[2] Worldwide retail sales up until September 2010 – 240 million units[1][2] – $12,988,043,606
Japan – 41,242,852 units – ¥243,374,357,360 ($3,050,186,206)
Famicom – 13.3 million units – ¥64.954 billion[3]

Super Famicom – 7.44 million units – ¥66.522 billion[4]

Super Mario 64 – 1.92 million units – ¥18,816 million[5]

Releases between March 2001 and May 2010 – 18,582,852 units – ¥93,082,357,360[6]

Overseas – 198,757,148 units, average $50 price[2] – $9,937,857,400

[3] Japan – 41,242,852 units – ¥243,374,357,360 ($3,050,186,206)
Famicom – 13.3 million units – ¥64.954 billion[3]

Super Famicom – 7.44 million units – ¥66.522 billion[4]

Super Mario 64 – 1.92 million units – ¥18,816 million[5]

Releases between March 2001 and May 2010 – 18,582,852 units – ¥93,082,357,360[6]

[4] Famicom – 13.3 million units – ¥64.954 billion[3]

[5] Super Famicom – 7.44 million units – ¥66.522 billion[4]

[6] Super Mario 64 – 1.92 million units – ¥18,816 million[5]

[7] Releases between March 2001 and May 2010 – 18,582,852 units – ¥93,082,357,360[6]

[8] Overseas – 198,757,148 units, average $50 price[2] – $9,937,857,400

[9] Virtual Console digital sales – $15 million ($13.9 million in 2009,[7] $1.1 million in 2011)[8]

[10] Post-September-2010 Japan retail sales of pre-September-2010 games – ¥5,503,168,800 ($68,970,658)
New Super Mario Bros. – ¥1,277,601,600[9]

New Super Mario Bros. Wii – ¥3,399,809,200[10]

Super Mario 64 DS – ¥107,683,200[11]

Super Mario Galaxy 2 – ¥718,074,800[12]

[11] New Super Mario Bros. – ¥1,277,601,600[9]

[12] New Super Mario Bros. Wii – ¥3,399,809,200[10]

[13] Super Mario 64 DS – ¥107,683,200[11]

[14] Super Mario Galaxy 2 – ¥718,074,800[12]

[15] Post-September-2010 overseas retail sales of pre-September-2010 games – $408 million
New Super Mario Bros. – $104 million (2.59 million units,[13][14] $39.99 price)[15]

New Super Mario Bros. Wii – $247.5 million (4.95 million units,[13][14] $49.99 price)[16]

Super Mario Galaxy 2 – $56 million (1.12 million units,[13][14] $49.99 price)[17]

[16] New Super Mario Bros. – $104 million (2.59 million units,[13][14] $39.99 price)[15]

[17] New Super Mario Bros. Wii – $247.5 million (4.95 million units,[13][14] $49.99 price)[16]

[18] Super Mario Galaxy 2 – $56 million (1.12 million units,[13][14] $49.99 price)[17]

[19] Japan retail sales of games released after September 2010 (as of June 2018) – 12,049,747 units – ¥59,351,664,612 ($637,838,704)[6]

[20] Overseas retail sales of games released after September 2010 (as of March 2018) – $1,775,304,093
Super Mario All-Stars (Wii) – $26,386,800[13][18]

New Super Mario Bros. 2 (2012) – 10,183,751 units[6][19] – $407,248,202[20]

New Super Mario Bros. U (2012) – 4,529,822 units[21][22] – $271,744,022[23]

Super Mario 3D World (2013) – 5,045,598 units[6][24] – $302,685,424[25]

Super Mario Maker (2015) – 3,039,459 units[6][24] – $182,337,145[26]

Super Mario Maker for Nintendo 3DS (2016) – $74,987,500[27][28]

Super Mario Odyssey (2017) – 8.5 million units[29] – $509,915,000[30]

[21] Super Mario All-Stars (Wii) – $26,386,800[13][18]

[22] New Super Mario Bros. 2 (2012) – 10,183,751 units[6][19] – $407,248,202[20]

[23] New Super Mario Bros. U (2012) – 4,529,822 units[21][22] – $271,744,022[23]

[24] Super Mario 3D World (2013) – 5,045,598 units[6][24] – $302,685,424[25]

[25] Super Mario Maker (2015) – 3,039,459 units[6][24] – $182,337,145[26]

[26] Super Mario Maker for Nintendo 3DS (2016) – $74,987,500[27][28]

[27] Super Mario Odyssey (2017) – 8.5 million units[29] – $509,915,000[30]

[28] Super Mario Run (2016) – $94 million (up until 2017)[31]

[29] Super Mario Odyssey sales between April 2018 and December 2019 – 6.18 million units[21][29] – $370,738,200[30]

[30] New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe (2019) – 5.85 million units[21] – $350,941,500[32]

[31] Super Mario Maker 2 (2019) – 5.04 million units[33] – $302,349,600[34]

[52] Mario Kart series:
Mario Kart: Double Dash – 6.96 million units[35] – $355.424 million
Japan – 847,000 units, ¥5,800 price[36] – ¥4,912.6 million ($62 million)

Overseas – 6.113 million units,[35][36] average $48 price[37] – $293.424 million

Japan retail sales of other 1992–2001 releases – ¥48,455.6 million ($607.29 million)
Super Mario Kart and Mario Kart 64 – ¥44,750 million[4][5]

Mario Kart Advance – ¥3,705.6 million[36][38]

Super Circuit retail sales in the United States – 2.1 million units – $63 million[39]

Mario Kart DS – 23.6 million units[24] – $925,664,614
Japan – 3,969,364 units, ¥4,800 price[40] – ¥19,052,947,200 ($238,788,660)

Overseas – 19,630,636 units,[24][40] $34.99 price[41] – $686,875,954

Mario Kart Wii (Wii) – $1,402,848,573 ($1.4 billion worldwide up until October 2013,[42] ¥301,791,400 ($2,848,573) in Japan during 2014)[43]

Mario Kart 7 – 18.11 million units[24] – $783,407,857
Japan – 2,916,692 units grossed ¥14,029,273,800[44][45][46] ($175,827,470)

Overseas – 15,193,308 units, $39.99 price[47] – $607,580,387

Mario Kart 8 – 31.4 million units,[21] $59.99 price[48][49] – $1,883,686,000

Mario Kart Tour (2019) – $86 million[50]

[33] Mario Kart: Double Dash – 6.96 million units[35] – $355.424 million
Japan – 847,000 units, ¥5,800 price[36] – ¥4,912.6 million ($62 million)

Overseas – 6.113 million units,[35][36] average $48 price[37] – $293.424 million

[34] Japan – 847,000 units, ¥5,800 price[36] – ¥4,912.6 million ($62 million)

[35] Overseas – 6.113 million units,[35][36] average $48 price[37] – $293.424 million

[36] Japan retail sales of other 1992–2001 releases – ¥48,455.6 million ($607.29 million)
Super Mario Kart and Mario Kart 64 – ¥44,750 million[4][5]

Mario Kart Advance – ¥3,705.6 million[36][38]

[37] Super Mario Kart and Mario Kart 64 – ¥44,750 million[4][5]

[38] Mario Kart Advance – ¥3,705.6 million[36][38]

[39] Super Circuit retail sales in the United States – 2.1 million units – $63 million[39]

[40] Mario Kart DS – 23.6 million units[24] – $925,664,614
Japan – 3,969,364 units, ¥4,800 price[40] – ¥19,052,947,200 ($238,788,660)

Overseas – 19,630,636 units,[24][40] $34.99 price[41] – $686,875,954

[41] Japan – 3,969,364 units, ¥4,800 price[40] – ¥19,052,947,200 ($238,788,660)

[42] Overseas – 19,630,636 units,[24][40] $34.99 price[41] – $686,875,954

[43] Mario Kart Wii (Wii) – $1,402,848,573 ($1.4 billion worldwide up until October 2013,[42] ¥301,791,400 ($2,848,573) in Japan during 2014)[43]

[44] Mario Kart 7 – 18.11 million units[24] – $783,407,857
Japan – 2,916,692 units grossed ¥14,029,273,800[44][45][46] ($175,827,470)

Overseas – 15,193,308 units, $39.99 price[47] – $607,580,387

[45] Japan – 2,916,692 units grossed ¥14,029,273,800[44][45][46] ($175,827,470)

[46] Overseas – 15,193,308 units, $39.99 price[47] – $607,580,387

[47] Mario Kart 8 – 31.4 million units,[21] $59.99 price[48][49] – $1,883,686,000

[48] Mario Kart Tour (2019) – $86 million[50]

[DK-Other-54] Japan retail sales of other Donkey Kong games – ¥17,825,589,000 ($223,406,304)
Donkey Kong 64 (N64) – ¥8,580 million[5]

Mario vs. Donkey Kong series – ¥4,245,388,800[217] ($53,207,028)

Other 2003–2012 releases – ¥5,000,200,200[218]

[50] Donkey Kong 64 (N64) – ¥8,580 million[5]

[51] Mario vs. Donkey Kong series – ¥4,245,388,800[217] ($53,207,028)

[52] Other 2003–2012 releases – ¥5,000,200,200[218]

[79] Other Mario games – $9,282,028,170
Donkey Kong (1981) – $4.4 billion[51]

Mario vs. Donkey Kong series (Japan) – ¥4,245,388,800 ($53,207,028)[lower-alpha 3]

Mario & Sonic series – $1.25 billion[52]

Dr. Mario – 10.19 million units[53][54] – $391,974,200
Japan – 3.61 million units – ¥12,905 million[3][55] ($161.74 million)

Overseas – 6.58 million units, $34.99 price[56] – $230,234,200

Japan retail sales of other 1983–2012 releases – ¥141,429,190,524 ($1,772,517,741)
Mario Bros. (Famicom) – ¥7,335 million[3]

Tennis and Golf (Famicom) – ¥18,090 million[3]

Mario Tennis series – ¥13,819,361,684[5][36][57]

Mario Strikers series – ¥2,291,504,600[58]

Mario Baseball series – ¥2,744,003,200[59]

Mario Hoops and Sports Mix – ¥6,273,317,600[60][61]

Super Mario RPG – ¥10,875 million[4]

Paper Mario series – ¥11,931,229,600[36][62][63][64]

Mario & Luigi series – ¥7,847,889,600[65]

Luigi's Mansion – 348,918 units[22] – ¥2,609,906,640[66]

Mario Party series – ¥57,611,977,600[5][67]

United States retail sales between 2003 and 2006 – $99 million
Mario Golf: Toadstool Tour – $26 million[37]

Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga – $30 million[39]

Mario Party 4 – $43 million[37]

Japan retail sales of 2013 releases – ¥9,946,034,083 ($102,073,420)
Luigi's Mansion 2 – 1,058,675 units[22] – ¥5,324,076,575[68]

Mario & Luigi: Dream Team – ¥2,036,371,358[65]

Mario Party: Island Tour – ¥2,585,586,150[67]

Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon (2013) overseas sales – 4,391,325 units,[22][69] $39.99 price[70] – $175,609,087

Japan retail sales between 2015 and 2016 – ¥3,891,775,200 ($35,783,148)
Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam – ¥1,245,494,400[65]

Puzzle & Dragons: Super Mario Bros. Edition – ¥1,380,736,000[71]

Mario Party 10 – ¥1,265,544,800[67]

Mario Party: The Top 100 (2017) at Japan retail – ¥864,448,320[67] ($7,828,446)

Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle (2017) – 2 million units,[72] $59.99 price[73] – $119.98 million

Super Mario Party (2018) – 9.12 million units,[21] $59.99 price[74] – $547,108,800

Dr. Mario World (2019) – $4.8 million[50]

Luigi's Mansion 3 (2019) – 5.37 million units,[21] $59.99 price[75] – $322,146,300

[54] Donkey Kong (1981) – $4.4 billion[51]

[55] Mario vs. Donkey Kong series (Japan) – ¥4,245,388,800 ($53,207,028)[lower-alpha 3]

[56] Mario & Sonic series – $1.25 billion[52]

[57] Dr. Mario – 10.19 million units[53][54] – $391,974,200
Japan – 3.61 million units – ¥12,905 million[3][55] ($161.74 million)

Overseas – 6.58 million units, $34.99 price[56] – $230,234,200

[58] Japan – 3.61 million units – ¥12,905 million[3][55] ($161.74 million)

[59] Overseas – 6.58 million units, $34.99 price[56] – $230,234,200

[60] Japan retail sales of other 1983–2012 releases – ¥141,429,190,524 ($1,772,517,741)
Mario Bros. (Famicom) – ¥7,335 million[3]

Tennis and Golf (Famicom) – ¥18,090 million[3]

Mario Tennis series – ¥13,819,361,684[5][36][57]

Mario Strikers series – ¥2,291,504,600[58]

Mario Baseball series – ¥2,744,003,200[59]

Mario Hoops and Sports Mix – ¥6,273,317,600[60][61]

Super Mario RPG – ¥10,875 million[4]

Paper Mario series – ¥11,931,229,600[36][62][63][64]

Mario & Luigi series – ¥7,847,889,600[65]

Luigi's Mansion – 348,918 units[22] – ¥2,609,906,640[66]

Mario Party series – ¥57,611,977,600[5][67]

[61] Mario Bros. (Famicom) – ¥7,335 million[3]

[62] Tennis and Golf (Famicom) – ¥18,090 million[3]

[63] Mario Tennis series – ¥13,819,361,684[5][36][57]

[64] Mario Strikers series – ¥2,291,504,600[58]

[65] Mario Baseball series – ¥2,744,003,200[59]

[66] Mario Hoops and Sports Mix – ¥6,273,317,600[60][61]

[67] Super Mario RPG – ¥10,875 million[4]

[68] Paper Mario series – ¥11,931,229,600[36][62][63][64]

[69] Mario & Luigi series – ¥7,847,889,600[65]

[70] Luigi's Mansion – 348,918 units[22] – ¥2,609,906,640[66]

[71] Mario Party series – ¥57,611,977,600[5][67]

[72] United States retail sales between 2003 and 2006 – $99 million
Mario Golf: Toadstool Tour – $26 million[37]

Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga – $30 million[39]

Mario Party 4 – $43 million[37]

[73] Mario Golf: Toadstool Tour – $26 million[37]

[74] Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga – $30 million[39]

[75] Mario Party 4 – $43 million[37]

[76] Japan retail sales of 2013 releases – ¥9,946,034,083 ($102,073,420)
Luigi's Mansion 2 – 1,058,675 units[22] – ¥5,324,076,575[68]

Mario & Luigi: Dream Team – ¥2,036,371,358[65]

Mario Party: Island Tour – ¥2,585,586,150[67]

[77] Luigi's Mansion 2 – 1,058,675 units[22] – ¥5,324,076,575[68]

[78] Mario & Luigi: Dream Team – ¥2,036,371,358[65]

[79] Mario Party: Island Tour – ¥2,585,586,150[67]

[80] Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon (2013) overseas sales – 4,391,325 units,[22][69] $39.99 price[70] – $175,609,087

[81] Japan retail sales between 2015 and 2016 – ¥3,891,775,200 ($35,783,148)
Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam – ¥1,245,494,400[65]

Puzzle & Dragons: Super Mario Bros. Edition – ¥1,380,736,000[71]

Mario Party 10 – ¥1,265,544,800[67]

[82] Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam – ¥1,245,494,400[65]

[83] Puzzle & Dragons: Super Mario Bros. Edition – ¥1,380,736,000[71]

[84] Mario Party 10 – ¥1,265,544,800[67]

[85] Mario Party: The Top 100 (2017) at Japan retail – ¥864,448,320[67] ($7,828,446)

[86] Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle (2017) – 2 million units,[72] $59.99 price[73] – $119.98 million

[87] Super Mario Party (2018) – 9.12 million units,[21] $59.99 price[74] – $547,108,800

[88] Dr. Mario World (2019) – $4.8 million[50]

[89] Luigi's Mansion 3 (2019) – 5.37 million units,[21] $59.99 price[75] – $322,146,300

[82] The Pokémon media franchise (including all media and merchandise) has grossed an estimated $90 billion, as of 2019.[76][77]

[90] See List of best-selling Japanese role-playing game franchises § List.

[PokemonJapan-97] Pokémon console software (including handheld software) sales in Japan as of December 2018 – 83,074,946 units – $4.513 billion
1996–2012 releases – 67,885,098 units – ¥300,462,849,600 ($3,765,670,505)
1996–2000 Game Boy releases – 25,410,000 units, average ¥3,679 price – ¥93,484,600,000[55]

1998–2000 Nintendo 64 releases – 2,510,000 units, ¥6,800 price[5] – ¥17,068,000,000

2002–2012 releases – 39,965,098 units, average ¥4,752 price – ¥189,910,249,600[78]

Pokemon X & Y (2013) – 4,236,309 units, ¥4,571 price[78] – ¥19,364,168,439 ($198,729,151)

Pokemon Omega Ruby & Alpha Sapphire (2014) – 3,124,487 units, ¥4,571 price[78] – ¥14,282,030,077 ($134,806,358)

Pokémon Super Mystery Dungeon (2015) and Pokémon Sun & Moon (2016) – 3,124,487 units, average ¥4,957 price – ¥19,675,454,760[78] ($180,907,087)

Pokkén Tournament (2016) – 169,043 units, ¥7,200 price[79] – ¥1,217,109,600 ($11,022,147)

2017–2018 – 4,535,522 units, ¥24,699,770,560 ($223,681,179)
Pokkén Tournament DX (2017) – 262,871 units, ¥5,980 price[80] – ¥1,571,968,580

Pokémon Ultra Sun & Ultra Moon (2017) – 2,343,601 units, ¥4,980 price[81] – ¥11,671,132,980

Detective Pikachu (2018) – 79,050 units, ¥4,980 price[82] – ¥393,669,000

Pokémon: Let's Go (2018) – 1.85 million units,[83] ¥5,980 price[84] – ¥11,063 million
Pokémon console software (including handheld software) sales in overseas markets as of December 2018 – 228,465,054 units (311.54 million worldwide)[lower-alpha 6] – $9.265 billion
Up until 2015 – 200,006,810 units, average $39.99 price[85][86] – $8 billion

Pokémon Sun & Moon (2016) – 12,478,558 overseas sales (16.12 million worldwide,[19] 3,641,442 in Japan),[78] $39.99 price[87] – $500 million

Pokkén Tournament DX (2017) – 1.16 million units,[29] $59.99 price[88] – $70 million

Pokémon Ultra Sun & Ultra Moon (2017) – 5,114,843 overseas sales (7.72 million worldwide,[19] 2,663,546 in Japan),[81] $39.99 price[89] – $205 million

Pokémon: Let's Go – 8.16 million units,[83] $59.99 price[90] – $490 million

[93] 1996–2012 releases – 67,885,098 units – ¥300,462,849,600 ($3,765,670,505)
1996–2000 Game Boy releases – 25,410,000 units, average ¥3,679 price – ¥93,484,600,000[55]

1998–2000 Nintendo 64 releases – 2,510,000 units, ¥6,800 price[5] – ¥17,068,000,000

2002–2012 releases – 39,965,098 units, average ¥4,752 price – ¥189,910,249,600[78]

[94] 1996–2000 Game Boy releases – 25,410,000 units, average ¥3,679 price – ¥93,484,600,000[55]

[95] 1998–2000 Nintendo 64 releases – 2,510,000 units, ¥6,800 price[5] – ¥17,068,000,000

[96] 2002–2012 releases – 39,965,098 units, average ¥4,752 price – ¥189,910,249,600[78]

[97] Pokemon X & Y (2013) – 4,236,309 units, ¥4,571 price[78] – ¥19,364,168,439 ($198,729,151)

[98] Pokemon Omega Ruby & Alpha Sapphire (2014) – 3,124,487 units, ¥4,571 price[78] – ¥14,282,030,077 ($134,806,358)

[99] Pokémon Super Mystery Dungeon (2015) and Pokémon Sun & Moon (2016) – 3,124,487 units, average ¥4,957 price – ¥19,675,454,760[78] ($180,907,087)

[100] Pokkén Tournament (2016) – 169,043 units, ¥7,200 price[79] – ¥1,217,109,600 ($11,022,147)

[101] 2017–2018 – 4,535,522 units, ¥24,699,770,560 ($223,681,179)
Pokkén Tournament DX (2017) – 262,871 units, ¥5,980 price[80] – ¥1,571,968,580

Pokémon Ultra Sun & Ultra Moon (2017) – 2,343,601 units, ¥4,980 price[81] – ¥11,671,132,980

Detective Pikachu (2018) – 79,050 units, ¥4,980 price[82] – ¥393,669,000

Pokémon: Let's Go (2018) – 1.85 million units,[83] ¥5,980 price[84] – ¥11,063 million

[102] Pokkén Tournament DX (2017) – 262,871 units, ¥5,980 price[80] – ¥1,571,968,580

[103] Pokémon Ultra Sun & Ultra Moon (2017) – 2,343,601 units, ¥4,980 price[81] – ¥11,671,132,980

[104] Detective Pikachu (2018) – 79,050 units, ¥4,980 price[82] – ¥393,669,000

[105] Pokémon: Let's Go (2018) – 1.85 million units,[83] ¥5,980 price[84] – ¥11,063 million

[106] Up until 2015 – 200,006,810 units, average $39.99 price[85][86] – $8 billion

[107] Pokémon Sun & Moon (2016) – 12,478,558 overseas sales (16.12 million worldwide,[19] 3,641,442 in Japan),[78] $39.99 price[87] – $500 million

[108] Pokkén Tournament DX (2017) – 1.16 million units,[29] $59.99 price[88] – $70 million

[109] Pokémon Ultra Sun & Ultra Moon (2017) – 5,114,843 overseas sales (7.72 million worldwide,[19] 2,663,546 in Japan),[81] $39.99 price[89] – $205 million

[110] Pokémon: Let's Go – 8.16 million units,[83] $59.99 price[90] – $490 million

[PokemonMobile-106] Pokémon mobile games:
Pokémon Go – $4.7 billion
2016–2017 – $2 billion[91]

2018 – $1.3 billion[92]

2019 – $1.4 billion[93]

Pokémon Quest – $9.63 million
May–June 2018 – $8 million[94]

July–October 2018 – $1,630,000[95][96]

Pokémon Duel, Pokémon Shuffle Mobile, Magikarp Jump – $48.6 million[97]

Pokémon Masters – $33.3 million[98]

[112] Pokémon Go – $4.7 billion
2016–2017 – $2 billion[91]

2018 – $1.3 billion[92]

2019 – $1.4 billion[93]

[113] 2016–2017 – $2 billion[91]

[114] 2018 – $1.3 billion[92]

[115] 2019 – $1.4 billion[93]

[116] Pokémon Quest – $9.63 million
May–June 2018 – $8 million[94]

July–October 2018 – $1,630,000[95][96]

[117] May–June 2018 – $8 million[94]

[118] July–October 2018 – $1,630,000[95][96]

[119] Pokémon Duel, Pokémon Shuffle Mobile, Magikarp Jump – $48.6 million[97]

[120] Pokémon Masters – $33.3 million[98]

[108] 16.06 million units,[24] $59.99 price[99]

[110] The Call of Duty media franchise (including all media and merchandise) has grossed $20 billion, as of 2019.[100]

[114] Call of Duty (2017–2018)
Call of Duty: WWII (2017) – $1 billion[102]

Black Ops 4 (2018) – $1 billion[103]

[124] Call of Duty: WWII (2017) – $1 billion[102]

[125] Black Ops 4 (2018) – $1 billion[103]

[129] Other games in Wii series:
Wii Play – $1.25 billion[105]

Japan releases between 2008 and 2012 – 6,240,159 units, ¥31,578,774,200 ($395,773,583) revenue[106][107]

Overseas releases between 2008 and 2012 – 40,079,841 units, $2,003,591,252 revenue
Wii Music – 2,266,748 units,[106][108] $113,314,733 revenue[109]

Wii Sports Resort – 29,850,409 units,[106][110] $1,492,221,946 revenue[111]

Wii Party – 6,879,276 units,[106][112] $343,895,007 revenue[113]

Wii Play: Motion – 1,083,408 units,[107][114] $54,159,566 revenue[115]

Wii Party U (2013) – 1.58 million units,[116] $78,565,340 revenue
Japan – 238,641 units, ¥1,121,612,700 ($11,510,804) revenue[106]

Overseas – 1,341,359 units, $67,054,536 revenue[117]

[127] Wii Play – $1.25 billion[105]

[128] Japan releases between 2008 and 2012 – 6,240,159 units, ¥31,578,774,200 ($395,773,583) revenue[106][107]

[129] Overseas releases between 2008 and 2012 – 40,079,841 units, $2,003,591,252 revenue
Wii Music – 2,266,748 units,[106][108] $113,314,733 revenue[109]

Wii Sports Resort – 29,850,409 units,[106][110] $1,492,221,946 revenue[111]

Wii Party – 6,879,276 units,[106][112] $343,895,007 revenue[113]

Wii Play: Motion – 1,083,408 units,[107][114] $54,159,566 revenue[115]

[130] Wii Music – 2,266,748 units,[106][108] $113,314,733 revenue[109]

[131] Wii Sports Resort – 29,850,409 units,[106][110] $1,492,221,946 revenue[111]

[132] Wii Party – 6,879,276 units,[106][112] $343,895,007 revenue[113]

[133] Wii Play: Motion – 1,083,408 units,[107][114] $54,159,566 revenue[115]

[134] Wii Party U (2013) – 1.58 million units,[116] $78,565,340 revenue
Japan – 238,641 units, ¥1,121,612,700 ($11,510,804) revenue[106]

Overseas – 1,341,359 units, $67,054,536 revenue[117]

[135] Japan – 238,641 units, ¥1,121,612,700 ($11,510,804) revenue[106]

[136] Overseas – 1,341,359 units, $67,054,536 revenue[117]

[133] Other Pac-Man game sales in the United States:
Pac-Mania (Arcade) – $2.82 million[119]

Microsoft Return of Arcade (PC) – $9.5 million[120]

Pac-Man Collection and Namco Museum (GBA) – $62 million[39]

Pac-Man World 2 (PS2) – $23 million[37]

[138] Pac-Mania (Arcade) – $2.82 million[119]

[139] Microsoft Return of Arcade (PC) – $9.5 million[120]

[140] Pac-Man Collection and Namco Museum (GBA) – $62 million[39]

[141] Pac-Man World 2 (PS2) – $23 million[37]

[136] $8.7 billion up until 2016.[121] $1.6 billion in 2017.[122]

[SF-138] See Street Fighter § Commercial performance

[140] $1.1 billion in 2016.[124] $1.4 billion in 2017.[122]

[141] $1.3 billion in 2018.[92] $1.4 billion in 2019.[93]

[145] $145 million digital revenue in 2014.[126] $1.876 billion revenue in 2016.[127] $896 million in 2017.[122]

[146] $1.272 billion in 2018.[92] $1.29 billion in 2019.[93]

[150] Warcraft original trilogy:
Warcraft: Orcs & Humans – $13.5 million (300,000 copies,[128] average $45 price)[129]

Warcraft II: Tides of Darkness – $34.5 million (United States)[120]

Warcraft III: Reign of Chaos – $188 million[130]

[149] Warcraft: Orcs & Humans – $13.5 million (300,000 copies,[128] average $45 price)[129]

[150] Warcraft II: Tides of Darkness – $34.5 million (United States)[120]

[151] Warcraft III: Reign of Chaos – $188 million[130]

[152] $9.23 billion up until 2017.[104] $161 million in 2018.[131]

[155] Hearthstone:
2014–2017 – $1 billion[132]

2018 – $600 million[133]

[154] 2014–2017 – $1 billion[132]

[155] 2018 – $600 million[133]

[185] Final Fantasy I to XIV – ¥651,896,872,520 ($8,170.16 million)
Final Fantasy I & II – ¥17,025.4 million[134][135]

Final Fantasy III – ¥24,008.4 million[136]

Final Fantasy IV and The After Years – ¥25,827.4 million[137][138]

Final Fantasy V and VI – ¥63,466 million[139][140]

Final Fantasy VII and Compilation – ¥84,636.2 million[141][142][143]

Final Fantasy VIII and IX – ¥107,380 million[144][145]

Final Fantasy X and X-2 – ¥93,383,672,520[146][147][148]

Final Fantasy XI – ¥40 billion (operating profit)[149]

Final Fantasy XII and Ivalice Alliance – ¥86,375.8 million[150][151][152][153][154]

Final Fantasy XIII trilogy and Type-0 – ¥101,054 million[155][156][157][158][159]

Final Fantasy XIV – ¥8,740 million (launch sales)[160][161][162]

[157] Final Fantasy I & II – ¥17,025.4 million[134][135]

[158] Final Fantasy III – ¥24,008.4 million[136]

[159] Final Fantasy IV and The After Years – ¥25,827.4 million[137][138]

[160] Final Fantasy V and VI – ¥63,466 million[139][140]

[161] Final Fantasy VII and Compilation – ¥84,636.2 million[141][142][143]

[162] Final Fantasy VIII and IX – ¥107,380 million[144][145]

[163] Final Fantasy X and X-2 – ¥93,383,672,520[146][147][148]

[164] Final Fantasy XI – ¥40 billion (operating profit)[149]

[165] Final Fantasy XII and Ivalice Alliance – ¥86,375.8 million[150][151][152][153][154]

[166] Final Fantasy XIII trilogy and Type-0 – ¥101,054 million[155][156][157][158][159]

[167] Final Fantasy XIV – ¥8,740 million (launch sales)[160][161][162]

[188] Final Fantasy XV:
Final Fantasy XV (2016) – ¥71,280 million[163] ($655.39 million)

Final Fantasy XV: A New Empire (2017) – $556.44 million+
2017–2018 – $518.4 million[164]

2019 (Japan) – ¥4.2 billion ($38.04 million)

[169] Final Fantasy XV (2016) – ¥71,280 million[163] ($655.39 million)

[170] Final Fantasy XV: A New Empire (2017) – $556.44 million+
2017–2018 – $518.4 million[164]

2019 (Japan) – ¥4.2 billion ($38.04 million)

[171] 2017–2018 – $518.4 million[164]

[172] 2019 (Japan) – ¥4.2 billion ($38.04 million)

[207] Final Fantasy spin-off sales:
Up until 2012 – ¥62,177,919,200 ($779.27 million)
Final Fantasy Legend trilogy – ¥12,859.2 million[165]

Final Fantasy Adventure – ¥3,464 million[166]

Final Fantasy Mystic Quest – ¥2,370 million[166]

Chocobo series ¥13,708 million[167]

Crystal Chronicles series – ¥7,827.6 million[168]

Dragon Quest & Final Fantasy in Itadaki Street – ¥3,160 million[169]

Mario Hoops – ¥2,567,419,200[60]

Dissidia and Dissidia 012 – ¥13,127.3 million[170][171]

The 4 Heroes of Light – ¥1,196 million[166]

Final Fantasy Dimensions – ¥315 million[166]

Theatrhythm Final Fantasy – ¥1,583.4 million[172]

2014 releases – ¥2.146 billion ($30 million)
Theatrhythm Final Fantasy: Curtain Call – ¥696 million[173]

Final Fantasy Explorers – ¥1,450 million[174]

Final Fantasy Record Keeper – ¥1 billion[175]

World of Final Fantasy (2016) – ¥4,640 million[176] ($43 million)

Final Fantasy mobile game revenue in Japan during 2017 – ¥28.8 billion[177] ($261 million)

Dissidia Final Fantasy NT (2018) – ¥1,074,769,800[178] ($10 million)

Final Fantasy mobile game revenue in Japan (excluding A New Empire) during 2018 – ¥21.93 billion ($199 million)[179]

Final Fantasy Brave Exvius English revenue during April 2018 and June–October 2018 – $31 million (including $9 million on the App Store,[180] and $22 million on Google Play)[181]

Final Fantasy mobile game revenue in Japan (excluding A New Empire) during 2019 – ¥10.6 billion ($96 million)[182]

[174] Up until 2012 – ¥62,177,919,200 ($779.27 million)
Final Fantasy Legend trilogy – ¥12,859.2 million[165]

Final Fantasy Adventure – ¥3,464 million[166]

Final Fantasy Mystic Quest – ¥2,370 million[166]

Chocobo series ¥13,708 million[167]

Crystal Chronicles series – ¥7,827.6 million[168]

Dragon Quest & Final Fantasy in Itadaki Street – ¥3,160 million[169]

Mario Hoops – ¥2,567,419,200[60]

Dissidia and Dissidia 012 – ¥13,127.3 million[170][171]

The 4 Heroes of Light – ¥1,196 million[166]

Final Fantasy Dimensions – ¥315 million[166]

Theatrhythm Final Fantasy – ¥1,583.4 million[172]

[175] Final Fantasy Legend trilogy – ¥12,859.2 million[165]

[176] Final Fantasy Adventure – ¥3,464 million[166]

[177] Final Fantasy Mystic Quest – ¥2,370 million[166]

[178] Chocobo series ¥13,708 million[167]

[179] Crystal Chronicles series – ¥7,827.6 million[168]

[180] Dragon Quest & Final Fantasy in Itadaki Street – ¥3,160 million[169]

[181] Mario Hoops – ¥2,567,419,200[60]

[182] Dissidia and Dissidia 012 – ¥13,127.3 million[170][171]

[183] The 4 Heroes of Light – ¥1,196 million[166]

[184] Final Fantasy Dimensions – ¥315 million[166]

[185] Theatrhythm Final Fantasy – ¥1,583.4 million[172]

[186] 2014 releases – ¥2.146 billion ($30 million)
Theatrhythm Final Fantasy: Curtain Call – ¥696 million[173]

Final Fantasy Explorers – ¥1,450 million[174]

Final Fantasy Record Keeper – ¥1 billion[175]

[187] Theatrhythm Final Fantasy: Curtain Call – ¥696 million[173]

[188] Final Fantasy Explorers – ¥1,450 million[174]

[189] Final Fantasy Record Keeper – ¥1 billion[175]

[190] World of Final Fantasy (2016) – ¥4,640 million[176] ($43 million)

[191] Final Fantasy mobile game revenue in Japan during 2017 – ¥28.8 billion[177] ($261 million)

[192] Dissidia Final Fantasy NT (2018) – ¥1,074,769,800[178] ($10 million)

[193] Final Fantasy mobile game revenue in Japan (excluding A New Empire) during 2018 – ¥21.93 billion ($199 million)[179]

[194] Final Fantasy Brave Exvius English revenue during April 2018 and June–October 2018 – $31 million (including $9 million on the App Store,[180] and $22 million on Google Play)[181]

[195] Final Fantasy mobile game revenue in Japan (excluding A New Empire) during 2019 – ¥10.6 billion ($96 million)[182]

[213] $200 million as of 2012.[183] $624 million in 2013.[184] $946 million in 2014.[185] $1.628 billion in 2015.[186] $1.7 billion in 2016.[187]

[214] $2.1 billion in 2017.[122] $1.4 billion in 2018.[92]

[218] Grand Theft Auto franchise revenue up until 2009:
Up until March 2005 – $2 billion[188]

November 2005 to October 2008 – $1,071,429,641[189]

November 2008 to October 2009 – $296,357,328[190]

[199] Up until March 2005 – $2 billion[188]

[200] November 2005 to October 2008 – $1,071,429,641[189]

[201] November 2008 to October 2009 – $296,357,328[190]

[221] Grand Theft Auto franchise revenue between 2012 and 2018:
April 2012 to March 2013 – $23.4 million[191]

September 2013 to April 2018 – $6 billion[192]

[203] April 2012 to March 2013 – $23.4 million[191]

[204] September 2013 to April 2018 – $6 billion[192]

[222] See Lineage (series) § Revenue

[229] Lineage mobile games: ₩4,878.053 billion ($4,432.23 million)
Lineage mobile games published by Netmarble:
Lineage 2 Revolution – ₩1,970.698 billion ($1,790.59 million) (as of 2019 Q3)
2016 – ₩120.971 billion[193]

2017 – ₩1,081.291 billion[193]

2018 – ₩536.151 billion[194]

2019 Q1 to 2019 Q3 – ₩232.285 billion[195]

Lineage mobile games published by NCSoft:
Lineage Red Knights, Lineage M and Lineage II M – ₩2,907.355 billion ($2,641.64 million) (revenues from non-Lineage mobile games –Final Blade and Pro Baseball H2– are included, but most of the revenue comes from the Lineage series) (as of 2019)
2017 – ₩995.266 billion[196]

2018 – ₩913.297 billion[197]

2019 – ₩998.792 billion[198]

[207] Lineage mobile games published by Netmarble:
Lineage 2 Revolution – ₩1,970.698 billion ($1,790.59 million) (as of 2019 Q3)
2016 – ₩120.971 billion[193]

2017 – ₩1,081.291 billion[193]

2018 – ₩536.151 billion[194]

2019 Q1 to 2019 Q3 – ₩232.285 billion[195]

[208] Lineage 2 Revolution – ₩1,970.698 billion ($1,790.59 million) (as of 2019 Q3)
2016 – ₩120.971 billion[193]

2017 – ₩1,081.291 billion[193]

2018 – ₩536.151 billion[194]

2019 Q1 to 2019 Q3 – ₩232.285 billion[195]

[209] 2016 – ₩120.971 billion[193]

[210] 2017 – ₩1,081.291 billion[193]

[211] 2018 – ₩536.151 billion[194]

[212] 2019 Q1 to 2019 Q3 – ₩232.285 billion[195]

[213] Lineage mobile games published by NCSoft:
Lineage Red Knights, Lineage M and Lineage II M – ₩2,907.355 billion ($2,641.64 million) (revenues from non-Lineage mobile games –Final Blade and Pro Baseball H2– are included, but most of the revenue comes from the Lineage series) (as of 2019)
2017 – ₩995.266 billion[196]

2018 – ₩913.297 billion[197]

2019 – ₩998.792 billion[198]

[214] Lineage Red Knights, Lineage M and Lineage II M – ₩2,907.355 billion ($2,641.64 million) (revenues from non-Lineage mobile games –Final Blade and Pro Baseball H2– are included, but most of the revenue comes from the Lineage series) (as of 2019)
2017 – ₩995.266 billion[196]

2018 – ₩913.297 billion[197]

2019 – ₩998.792 billion[198]

[215] 2017 – ₩995.266 billion[196]

[216] 2018 – ₩913.297 billion[197]

[217] 2019 – ₩998.792 billion[198]

[230] See Monster Strike § Reception

[232] ¥3,889,894,500[199] ($36 million).

[Mobile-233] See List of highest-grossing mobile games § List

[236] Puzzle & Dragons retail sales on Nintendo 3DS in Japan:
Puzzle & Dragons Z + Super Mario Bros. Edition – ¥7,828,778,095 ($72 million)
Puzzle & Dragons Z (2013) – ¥6,448,042,095 (as of 2016)[200]

Puzzle & Dragons: Super Mario Bros. Edition (2015) – ¥1,380,736,000 (as of 2016)[71]

Puzzle & Dragons X (2016) – ¥1,161,537,600 ($11 million)[201]

[222] Puzzle & Dragons Z + Super Mario Bros. Edition – ¥7,828,778,095 ($72 million)
Puzzle & Dragons Z (2013) – ¥6,448,042,095 (as of 2016)[200]

Puzzle & Dragons: Super Mario Bros. Edition (2015) – ¥1,380,736,000 (as of 2016)[71]

[223] Puzzle & Dragons Z (2013) – ¥6,448,042,095 (as of 2016)[200]

[224] Puzzle & Dragons: Super Mario Bros. Edition (2015) – ¥1,380,736,000 (as of 2016)[71]

[225] Puzzle & Dragons X (2016) – ¥1,161,537,600 ($11 million)[201]

[252] Donkey Kong Country series – $2,222,743,284
Donkey Kong Country (SNES) – 9.3 million cartridges[204] – $809.47 million
Japan – 3 million sales, ¥9,800 price[4] – ¥29,400 million ($368.47 million)

Other regions – 6.3 million sales, $69.95 price[205] – $441 million

Donkey Kong Country 2 (SNES) – 5.15 million cartridges[204] – $545.47 million
Japan – 2.2 million sales, ¥9,800 price[4] – ¥21,560 million ($368.47 million)

Other regions – 2.95 million sales, $59.99 price[206] – $177 million

Donkey Kong Country 3 (SNES) – 3.51 million cartridges[204] – $255.4 million
Japan – 1.77 million sales – ¥12,036 million[4] ($151 million)

Other regions – 1.74 million sales, $59.99 price[207] – $104.4 million

Donkey Kong Country 1 & 2 (GBA) sales in the United States – $45 million[39]

Donkey Kong Country Returns – $332,630,064
Japan – ¥7,403,573,080 ($87,582,564)[208]
Donkey Kong Country Returns – ¥5,721,079,400 ($71,701,709)

Donkey Kong Country Returns 3D – ¥1,682,493,680 ($15,880,855)

Overseas – 5.25 million units – $245,047,500
Donkey Kong Country Returns – 4.09 million units,[13] $49.99 price[209] – $204,459,100

Donkey Kong Country Returns 3D – 1.16 million units,[210] $34.99 price[211] – $40,588,400

Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze – $234,773,220
Wii U (2014) – 1.98 million units[212] – $99,795,720
Japan – 120,086 units,[22] ¥6,270 price[213] – ¥752,939,220 ($6,818,619)

Overseas – 1,859,914 units, $49.99 price[214] – $92,977,101

Nintendo Switch (2018) – 2.25 million units,[215] $59.99 price[216] – $134,977,500

[227] Donkey Kong Country (SNES) – 9.3 million cartridges[204] – $809.47 million
Japan – 3 million sales, ¥9,800 price[4] – ¥29,400 million ($368.47 million)

Other regions – 6.3 million sales, $69.95 price[205] – $441 million

[228] Japan – 3 million sales, ¥9,800 price[4] – ¥29,400 million ($368.47 million)

[229] Other regions – 6.3 million sales, $69.95 price[205] – $441 million

[230] Donkey Kong Country 2 (SNES) – 5.15 million cartridges[204] – $545.47 million
Japan – 2.2 million sales, ¥9,800 price[4] – ¥21,560 million ($368.47 million)

Other regions – 2.95 million sales, $59.99 price[206] – $177 million

[231] Japan – 2.2 million sales, ¥9,800 price[4] – ¥21,560 million ($368.47 million)

[232] Other regions – 2.95 million sales, $59.99 price[206] – $177 million

[233] Donkey Kong Country 3 (SNES) – 3.51 million cartridges[204] – $255.4 million
Japan – 1.77 million sales – ¥12,036 million[4] ($151 million)

Other regions – 1.74 million sales, $59.99 price[207] – $104.4 million

[234] Japan – 1.77 million sales – ¥12,036 million[4] ($151 million)

[235] Other regions – 1.74 million sales, $59.99 price[207] – $104.4 million

[236] Donkey Kong Country 1 & 2 (GBA) sales in the United States – $45 million[39]

[237] Donkey Kong Country Returns – $332,630,064
Japan – ¥7,403,573,080 ($87,582,564)[208]
Donkey Kong Country Returns – ¥5,721,079,400 ($71,701,709)

Donkey Kong Country Returns 3D – ¥1,682,493,680 ($15,880,855)

Overseas – 5.25 million units – $245,047,500
Donkey Kong Country Returns – 4.09 million units,[13] $49.99 price[209] – $204,459,100

Donkey Kong Country Returns 3D – 1.16 million units,[210] $34.99 price[211] – $40,588,400

[238] Japan – ¥7,403,573,080 ($87,582,564)[208]
Donkey Kong Country Returns – ¥5,721,079,400 ($71,701,709)

Donkey Kong Country Returns 3D – ¥1,682,493,680 ($15,880,855)

[239] Donkey Kong Country Returns – ¥5,721,079,400 ($71,701,709)

[240] Donkey Kong Country Returns 3D – ¥1,682,493,680 ($15,880,855)

[241] Overseas – 5.25 million units – $245,047,500
Donkey Kong Country Returns – 4.09 million units,[13] $49.99 price[209] – $204,459,100

Donkey Kong Country Returns 3D – 1.16 million units,[210] $34.99 price[211] – $40,588,400

[242] Donkey Kong Country Returns – 4.09 million units,[13] $49.99 price[209] – $204,459,100

[243] Donkey Kong Country Returns 3D – 1.16 million units,[210] $34.99 price[211] – $40,588,400

[244] Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze – $234,773,220
Wii U (2014) – 1.98 million units[212] – $99,795,720
Japan – 120,086 units,[22] ¥6,270 price[213] – ¥752,939,220 ($6,818,619)

Overseas – 1,859,914 units, $49.99 price[214] – $92,977,101

Nintendo Switch (2018) – 2.25 million units,[215] $59.99 price[216] – $134,977,500

[245] Wii U (2014) – 1.98 million units[212] – $99,795,720
Japan – 120,086 units,[22] ¥6,270 price[213] – ¥752,939,220 ($6,818,619)

Overseas – 1,859,914 units, $49.99 price[214] – $92,977,101

[246] Japan – 120,086 units,[22] ¥6,270 price[213] – ¥752,939,220 ($6,818,619)

[247] Overseas – 1,859,914 units, $49.99 price[214] – $92,977,101

[248] Nintendo Switch (2018) – 2.25 million units,[215] $59.99 price[216] – $134,977,500

[256] ¥10.7 billion[219] ($1.61 billion)

[259] $3.9 billion up until 2015.[51] Westward Journey Online II grossed $95 million during January–April 2016.[221]

[262] Fantasy Westward Journey mobile game grossed over $800 million in China by 2016,[222] $1.5 billion worldwide in 2017,[122] and $229 million during June–October 2018.[223]

[266] Dragon Quest game retail sales in Japan:
1986–2012 releases – ¥364,984,524,600 ($4,574,314,132)
Famicom – ¥70,220 million[3]

Super Famicom – ¥85,986 million[4]

PlayStation – ¥40,452 million[224]

Game Boy – ¥25,955,928,000[55][225]

2002–2012 releases – 22,392,455 units, average ¥6,358 price – ¥142,370,596,600[226]

2013–2017 releases – $560,874,238
Dragon Quest VII: Fragments of the Forgotten Past (3DS) – 1,255,626 units, ¥5,800 price[226] – ¥7,282,630,800 ($74,739,643)

Dragon Quest Monsters 2 (3DS) – 807,174 units, ¥5,229 price[226] – ¥4,220,712,846 ($39,838,799)

2015–2016 releases – 3,337,392 units, average ¥6,476 price – ¥21,611,864,960[226] ($198,711,520)

2017 releases – 3,272,121 units, average ¥7,175 price – ¥23,476,470,970[226] ($212,602,976)

[253] 1986–2012 releases – ¥364,984,524,600 ($4,574,314,132)
Famicom – ¥70,220 million[3]

Super Famicom – ¥85,986 million[4]

PlayStation – ¥40,452 million[224]

Game Boy – ¥25,955,928,000[55][225]

2002–2012 releases – 22,392,455 units, average ¥6,358 price – ¥142,370,596,600[226]

[254] Famicom – ¥70,220 million[3]

[255] Super Famicom – ¥85,986 million[4]

[256] PlayStation – ¥40,452 million[224]

[257] Game Boy – ¥25,955,928,000[55][225]

[258] 2002–2012 releases – 22,392,455 units, average ¥6,358 price – ¥142,370,596,600[226]

[259] 2013–2017 releases – $560,874,238
Dragon Quest VII: Fragments of the Forgotten Past (3DS) – 1,255,626 units, ¥5,800 price[226] – ¥7,282,630,800 ($74,739,643)

Dragon Quest Monsters 2 (3DS) – 807,174 units, ¥5,229 price[226] – ¥4,220,712,846 ($39,838,799)

2015–2016 releases – 3,337,392 units, average ¥6,476 price – ¥21,611,864,960[226] ($198,711,520)

2017 releases – 3,272,121 units, average ¥7,175 price – ¥23,476,470,970[226] ($212,602,976)

[260] Dragon Quest VII: Fragments of the Forgotten Past (3DS) – 1,255,626 units, ¥5,800 price[226] – ¥7,282,630,800 ($74,739,643)

[261] Dragon Quest Monsters 2 (3DS) – 807,174 units, ¥5,229 price[226] – ¥4,220,712,846 ($39,838,799)

[262] 2015–2016 releases – 3,337,392 units, average ¥6,476 price – ¥21,611,864,960[226] ($198,711,520)

[263] 2017 releases – 3,272,121 units, average ¥7,175 price – ¥23,476,470,970[226] ($212,602,976)

[267] Dragon Quest mobile game revenue in Japan during 2017–2019 – ¥107.45 billion ($973.07 million)
2017 – ¥29.6 billion[177]

2018 – ¥25.06 billion[179]

2019 – ¥52.79 billion[182]

[265] 2017 – ¥29.6 billion[177]

[266] 2018 – ¥25.06 billion[179]

[267] 2019 – ¥52.79 billion[182]

[268] See Dragon Quest: Monster Battle Road § Reception.

[271] Dragon Quest: Monster Battle Road revenue:
Arcade sales during 2007–2008 – $78.2 million[lower-alpha 42]

Card sales up until 2010 – 200 million cards,[227] average ¥842 price per 6-card pack[228] – ¥28.1 billion ($352.17 million)

[270] Arcade sales during 2007–2008 – $78.2 million[lower-alpha 42]

[271] Card sales up until 2010 – 200 million cards,[227] average ¥842 price per 6-card pack[228] – ¥28.1 billion ($352.17 million)

[281] Sonic the Hedgehog series:
Up until 2014 – $5 billion[230]

2015–2018 – $94,858,979
Sonic Lost World – $39,876,179
Consoles – 710,000 units,[231] $49.95 price,[232] $35,464,500 revenue.

Steam – $4,411,679[233]

Sonic Boom – 620,000 units,[234] $49.99 price,[235] $30,993,800 revenue.

Sonic Mania digital sales – $19,990,000[236]

Sonic Forces digital sales on Steam – $3,999,000[237]

[273] Up until 2014 – $5 billion[230]

[274] 2015–2018 – $94,858,979
Sonic Lost World – $39,876,179
Consoles – 710,000 units,[231] $49.95 price,[232] $35,464,500 revenue.

Steam – $4,411,679[233]

Sonic Boom – 620,000 units,[234] $49.99 price,[235] $30,993,800 revenue.

Sonic Mania digital sales – $19,990,000[236]

Sonic Forces digital sales on Steam – $3,999,000[237]

[275] Sonic Lost World – $39,876,179
Consoles – 710,000 units,[231] $49.95 price,[232] $35,464,500 revenue.

Steam – $4,411,679[233]

[276] Consoles – 710,000 units,[231] $49.95 price,[232] $35,464,500 revenue.

[277] Steam – $4,411,679[233]

[278] Sonic Boom – 620,000 units,[234] $49.99 price,[235] $30,993,800 revenue.

[279] Sonic Mania digital sales – $19,990,000[236]

[280] Sonic Forces digital sales on Steam – $3,999,000[237]

[282] See List of Dragon Ball video games § Commercial reception

[Jump-290] Shōnen Jump video game retail sales in Japan:
Famicom Jump: Hero Retsuden – 1.1 million cartridges, ¥6,500 price[3] – ¥7,150 million ($90 million)

2006–2012 – ¥7,579,055,580 ($95 million)
Battle Stadium D.O.N – 217,647 units, at ¥7,140 price,[238] grossed approximately ¥1,553,999,580.

Jump Super Stars – 517,514 units, at ¥4,800 price,[239] grossed approximately ¥2,484,067,200.

Jump Ultimate Stars – 737,706 units, at ¥4,800 price,[240] grossed approximately ¥3,540,988,800.

J-Stars Victory VS (2014) – 360,114 units, at ¥7,600 and ¥6,648 prices,[241][242] grossed approximately ¥2,574,363,808 ($24.3 million).

50th Anniversary Shōnen Jump Edition (June 2018) – 110,000 units,[243] $73 price[244] – $8.03 million

[283] Famicom Jump: Hero Retsuden – 1.1 million cartridges, ¥6,500 price[3] – ¥7,150 million ($90 million)

[284] 2006–2012 – ¥7,579,055,580 ($95 million)
Battle Stadium D.O.N – 217,647 units, at ¥7,140 price,[238] grossed approximately ¥1,553,999,580.

Jump Super Stars – 517,514 units, at ¥4,800 price,[239] grossed approximately ¥2,484,067,200.

Jump Ultimate Stars – 737,706 units, at ¥4,800 price,[240] grossed approximately ¥3,540,988,800.

[285] Battle Stadium D.O.N – 217,647 units, at ¥7,140 price,[238] grossed approximately ¥1,553,999,580.

[286] Jump Super Stars – 517,514 units, at ¥4,800 price,[239] grossed approximately ¥2,484,067,200.

[287] Jump Ultimate Stars – 737,706 units, at ¥4,800 price,[240] grossed approximately ¥3,540,988,800.

[288] J-Stars Victory VS (2014) – 360,114 units, at ¥7,600 and ¥6,648 prices,[241][242] grossed approximately ¥2,574,363,808 ($24.3 million).

[289] 50th Anniversary Shōnen Jump Edition (June 2018) – 110,000 units,[243] $73 price[244] – $8.03 million

[292] 14,009,999 retail sales, at average ¥6,735 price, grossed approximately ¥94,354,237,127 ($1,174,620,312).[245]

[296] 93,390,001 other sales (107.4 million units worldwide as of December 2019),[245][246] $49.99 average price[247][248]

[297] Winning Eleven mobile revenue in Japan during 2018–2019 – ¥31.64 billion ($287 million)
2018 – ¥19.56 billion[179]

2019 – ¥12.08 billion[182]

[293] 2018 – ¥19.56 billion[179]

[294] 2019 – ¥12.08 billion[182]

[300] $3 billion up until July 2015.[249] $1 billion during August–December 2015.[250]

[302] Star Wars Battlefront II sold 9 million units ($59.99 price),<ref>"Review: Star Wars Battlefront II". Destructoid. November 20, 2017.

[303] Star Wars games on consoles and PC (2017–2019)
Battlefront II (2017) – $540 million[lower-alpha 51] grossing approximately $540 million.

[298] Battlefront II (2017) – $540 million[lower-alpha 51] grossing approximately $540 million.

[307] Digimon console game retail sales in Japan – $90,467,983
2000–2002 releases – 216,890 units, average ¥4,430 price – ¥960,751,800[253] ($12,041,005)

2006–2012 releases – 797,387 units, average ¥5,081 price – ¥4,051,533,280[254] ($50,777,457)

2013–2014 releases – 958,518 units, average ¥5,911 price – ¥952,385,880[254] ($8,989,455)

2014–2016 releases – 258,702 units, average ¥6,637 price – ¥1,717,000,040[254] ($15,787,054)

2017 releases – 51,456 units, average ¥6,273 price – ¥322,801,200[254] ($2,923,288)

[300] 2000–2002 releases – 216,890 units, average ¥4,430 price – ¥960,751,800[253] ($12,041,005)

[301] 2006–2012 releases – 797,387 units, average ¥5,081 price – ¥4,051,533,280[254] ($50,777,457)

[302] 2013–2014 releases – 958,518 units, average ¥5,911 price – ¥952,385,880[254] ($8,989,455)

[303] 2014–2016 releases – 258,702 units, average ¥6,637 price – ¥1,717,000,040[254] ($15,787,054)

[304] 2017 releases – 51,456 units, average ¥6,273 price – ¥322,801,200[254] ($2,923,288)

[311] Digital Monster virtual pet sales:
By 2005, Bandai sold more than 24 million units, at about ¥1,260 price,[255] grossing approximately ¥30,240 million ($379 million).

Bandai Namco's Digimon toy sales from April 2005 to March 2007 – ¥3.6 billion ($45.12 million)[256][257]

[306] By 2005, Bandai sold more than 24 million units, at about ¥1,260 price,[255] grossing approximately ¥30,240 million ($379 million).

[307] Bandai Namco's Digimon toy sales from April 2005 to March 2007 – ¥3.6 billion ($45.12 million)[256][257]

[317] Digimon merchandise sales:
Japan (as of 2006) – ¥110.54 billion ($1.39 billion)
As of 2001 – ¥100 billion[258][259]

2003 & 2006 – ¥10.54 billion[260]

US and Europe (as of 2003) – $4 billion[261][262]

[309] Japan (as of 2006) – ¥110.54 billion ($1.39 billion)
As of 2001 – ¥100 billion[258][259]

2003 & 2006 – ¥10.54 billion[260]

[310] As of 2001 – ¥100 billion[258][259]

[311] 2003 & 2006 – ¥10.54 billion[260]

[312] US and Europe (as of 2003) – $4 billion[261][262]

[319] 1988–2013 – 100 million units – $4 billion.[263]

[321] 2014–2018 – 30 million units,[264] $40 average price[263] – $1.2 billion.

[346] Other games in Fate franchise – $86,319,559
2007–2012 releases – ¥4,986,551,447 ($62,495,945)
Fate/stay night: Realta Nua – ¥1,758,008,600[270][271][272][273]

Fate/tiger colosseum – ¥667,628,400[274][275]

Fate/unlimited codes – ¥1,177,277,360[276][277]

Fate/Extra – ¥1,383,637,087[278][279][280][281]

2014 handheld releases – ¥559,185,360 ($5,278,083)
Fate/hollow ataraxia (PSV) – ¥510,216,000[282]

Fate/Kaleid Liner (3DS) – ¥48,969,360[283]

Fate/Extella (2016) – $18,545,531
Consoles – ¥1,825,620,820[284][285][286][287] ($16,785,774)

Steam – $2,499,500[288]

[316] 2007–2012 releases – ¥4,986,551,447 ($62,495,945)
Fate/stay night: Realta Nua – ¥1,758,008,600[270][271][272][273]

Fate/tiger colosseum – ¥667,628,400[274][275]

Fate/unlimited codes – ¥1,177,277,360[276][277]

Fate/Extra – ¥1,383,637,087[278][279][280][281]

[317] Fate/stay night: Realta Nua – ¥1,758,008,600[270][271][272][273]

[318] Fate/tiger colosseum – ¥667,628,400[274][275]

[319] Fate/unlimited codes – ¥1,177,277,360[276][277]

[320] Fate/Extra – ¥1,383,637,087[278][279][280][281]

[321] 2014 handheld releases – ¥559,185,360 ($5,278,083)
Fate/hollow ataraxia (PSV) – ¥510,216,000[282]

Fate/Kaleid Liner (3DS) – ¥48,969,360[283]

[322] Fate/hollow ataraxia (PSV) – ¥510,216,000[282]

[323] Fate/Kaleid Liner (3DS) – ¥48,969,360[283]

[324] Fate/Extella (2016) – $18,545,531
Consoles – ¥1,825,620,820[284][285][286][287] ($16,785,774)

Steam – $2,499,500[288]

[325] Consoles – ¥1,825,620,820[284][285][286][287] ($16,785,774)

[326] Steam – $2,499,500[288]

[354] 10.89 million units[293] – $501,476,100[294][295]

[372] Zelda sales in Japan (1991–2019) – $841,495,130
1991–2012 – ¥52,981,178,477 ($664,007,751)
Triforce of the Gods – ¥9,280,482,349[4][296]

Ocarina of Time – ¥12,908,829,400[297][298][299]

Majora's Mask – ¥8,316,968,896[298]

The Wind Waker – ¥6,181,577,600[36][300]

Zelda I & II (Famicom Mini) – ¥560,446,000[301][302]

Minish Cap – ¥961,233,600[303]

Twilight Princess – ¥4,869,612,900[298][304]

Phantom Hourglass and Spirit Tracks – ¥7,506,537,332[298][305]

Skyward Sword – ¥2,395,490,400[298][306]

A Link Between Worlds (2013) – ¥2,129,424,000[298] ($21,853,695)

Hyrule Warriors (2014) – ¥1,972,854,397[307][308] ($18,621,535)

Tri Force Heroes (2015) – ¥790,638,700[309] ($7,269,572)

Breath of the Wild (2017) – 2,052,535 units (1.91 million on Switch,[27][29][310] 142,535 on Wii U)[22][311] – ¥14,326,694,300[312] ($129,742,577)

[329] 1991–2012 – ¥52,981,178,477 ($664,007,751)
Triforce of the Gods – ¥9,280,482,349[4][296]

Ocarina of Time – ¥12,908,829,400[297][298][299]

Majora's Mask – ¥8,316,968,896[298]

The Wind Waker – ¥6,181,577,600[36][300]

Zelda I & II (Famicom Mini) – ¥560,446,000[301][302]

Minish Cap – ¥961,233,600[303]

Twilight Princess – ¥4,869,612,900[298][304]

Phantom Hourglass and Spirit Tracks – ¥7,506,537,332[298][305]

Skyward Sword – ¥2,395,490,400[298][306]

[330] Triforce of the Gods – ¥9,280,482,349[4][296]

[331] Ocarina of Time – ¥12,908,829,400[297][298][299]

[332] Majora's Mask – ¥8,316,968,896[298]

[333] The Wind Waker – ¥6,181,577,600[36][300]

[334] Zelda I & II (Famicom Mini) – ¥560,446,000[301][302]

[335] Minish Cap – ¥961,233,600[303]

[336] Twilight Princess – ¥4,869,612,900[298][304]

[337] Phantom Hourglass and Spirit Tracks – ¥7,506,537,332[298][305]

[338] Skyward Sword – ¥2,395,490,400[298][306]

[339] A Link Between Worlds (2013) – ¥2,129,424,000[298] ($21,853,695)

[340] Hyrule Warriors (2014) – ¥1,972,854,397[307][308] ($18,621,535)

[341] Tri Force Heroes (2015) – ¥790,638,700[309] ($7,269,572)

[342] Breath of the Wild (2017) – 2,052,535 units (1.91 million on Switch,[27][29][310] 142,535 on Wii U)[22][311] – ¥14,326,694,300[312] ($129,742,577)

[381] Zelda overseas sales (1991–2019) – $2,510,556,724
A Link to the Past (SNES) overseas sales – 3.45 million units[293][313] – $172,465,500[314]

United States retail sales from 1995 to March 2017 – $1.4 billion[315]

Virtual Console digital sales (2009 & 2011) – $6.7 million
Wii Virtual Console (2009) – $4.4 million[7]

Link's Awakening (3DS) – $2.3 million (2011)[8]

Breath of the Wild sales outside Japan and North America in March 2017 – 1.945 million units (1.445 million on Switch,[27][316] 500,000 on Wii U)[27][316] – €136,130,550[317] ($153,472,999)

Breath of the Wild overseas sales from April 2017 to December 2019 – 12,967,465 units (12.05 million on Switch as of December 2019,[29][310] 917,465 on Wii U as of March 2018)[311][316][318] – $777,918,225[319][320]

[344] A Link to the Past (SNES) overseas sales – 3.45 million units[293][313] – $172,465,500[314]

[345] United States retail sales from 1995 to March 2017 – $1.4 billion[315]

[346] Virtual Console digital sales (2009 & 2011) – $6.7 million
Wii Virtual Console (2009) – $4.4 million[7]

Link's Awakening (3DS) – $2.3 million (2011)[8]

[347] Wii Virtual Console (2009) – $4.4 million[7]

[348] Link's Awakening (3DS) – $2.3 million (2011)[8]

[349] Breath of the Wild sales outside Japan and North America in March 2017 – 1.945 million units (1.445 million on Switch,[27][316] 500,000 on Wii U)[27][316] – €136,130,550[317] ($153,472,999)

[350] Breath of the Wild overseas sales from April 2017 to December 2019 – 12,967,465 units (12.05 million on Switch as of December 2019,[29][310] 917,465 on Wii U as of March 2018)[311][316][318] – $777,918,225[319][320]

[382] Monster Hunter console game retail sales in Japan during 2004–2017:
2004–2012 – 17,443,368 units, average ¥5,133 price – ¥89,539,373,091 ($1,122,187,907)

Monster Hunter 4 (2013) – 3,378,455 units, ¥5,705 price – ¥19,274,085,775 ($197,804,657)

Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate (2014) – 2,559,186 units, ¥5,800 price – ¥14,843,278,800 ($140,103,917)

2015–2016 – 3,097,450 units, ¥5,800 price – ¥17,965,210,000 ($165,182,144)

Monster Hunter XX (2017) – 2.15 million units (1.8 million on 3DS, 350,000 on Switch),<ref>"Ultra Street Fighter II ships 500,000 copies, Monster Hunter XX Switch ships 350,000 units - Nintendo Everything". Nintendo Everything. November 6, 2017.

[352] 2004–2012 – 17,443,368 units, average ¥5,133 price – ¥89,539,373,091 ($1,122,187,907)

[353] Monster Hunter 4 (2013) – 3,378,455 units, ¥5,705 price – ¥19,274,085,775 ($197,804,657)

[354] Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate (2014) – 2,559,186 units, ¥5,800 price – ¥14,843,278,800 ($140,103,917)

[355] 2015–2016 – 3,097,450 units, ¥5,800 price – ¥17,965,210,000 ($165,182,144)

[356] Monster Hunter XX (2017) – 2.15 million units (1.8 million on 3DS, 350,000 on Switch),<ref>"Ultra Street Fighter II ships 500,000 copies, Monster Hunter XX Switch ships 350,000 units - Nintendo Everything". Nintendo Everything. November 6, 2017.

[384] Monster Hunter (2004–2017)
Japan (2004–2017) – $1.736 billion[lower-alpha 62] ¥5,800 price[321] – ¥12,470 million ($112.24 million)

[358] Japan (2004–2017) – $1.736 billion[lower-alpha 62] ¥5,800 price[321] – ¥12,470 million ($112.24 million)

[387] Monster Hunter Generations (3DS) – 4.3 million worldwide sales[322] (including 2,787,985 Japan sales)[321]
Overseas sales – 1,512,015 units,[321][322] $39.99 price[323] – $60,465,480

[360] Overseas sales – 1,512,015 units,[321][322] $39.99 price[323] – $60,465,480

[394] Monster Hunter: World
PS4 & Xbox One – 8.3 million units[324] – $565 million
Japan – 3.2 million units,[325][326] ¥8,980 price[321] – ¥74,534 million ($260 million)

Overseas – 5.1 million units, $59.99 price[327] – $306 million

Steam – $420 million
As of April 2019 – $300 million[328]

May–December 2019 – $120 million[329]

[362] PS4 & Xbox One – 8.3 million units[324] – $565 million
Japan – 3.2 million units,[325][326] ¥8,980 price[321] – ¥74,534 million ($260 million)

Overseas – 5.1 million units, $59.99 price[327] – $306 million

[363] Japan – 3.2 million units,[325][326] ¥8,980 price[321] – ¥74,534 million ($260 million)

[364] Overseas – 5.1 million units, $59.99 price[327] – $306 million

[365] Steam – $420 million
As of April 2019 – $300 million[328]

May–December 2019 – $120 million[329]

[366] As of April 2019 – $300 million[328]

[367] May–December 2019 – $120 million[329]

[Pachinko-395] See Pachinko § Franchises.

[396] Monster Hunter licensed merchandise sales in Japan between 2007 and 2012 – ¥11,324.2 million ($142 million)
2007 & 2010 – ¥9.33 billion

2012 – ¥1,994.2 million<ref>CharaBiz DATA 2013(12) (in Japanese). Character Databank, Ltd. 2013.

[370] 2007 & 2010 – ¥9.33 billion

[371] 2012 – ¥1,994.2 million<ref>CharaBiz DATA 2013(12) (in Japanese). Character Databank, Ltd. 2013.

[397] Other Monster Hunter media:
Pachinko sales – $900 million[lower-alpha 66]

Licensed merchandise – $142 million[lower-alpha 67]

[373] Pachinko sales – $900 million[lower-alpha 66]

[374] Licensed merchandise – $142 million[lower-alpha 67]

[417] Up until October 2011 – 46 million sales[330]
Known Japan sales revenue figures – ¥70,036,995,482 ($877,766,581) from 9,794,070 units
Biohazard (PlayStation) – 2.03 million units grossed ¥13,804 million[224]

Biohazard 2 (PlayStation) – 2.3 million units[313] grossed ¥16,891.2 million[331]

Biohazard 3 (PlayStation) – 1.2 million units[313] grossed ¥8,813 million[332]

Survivor and Outbreak – 565,023 units grossed ¥3,630,452,400[333]

Biohazard Code: Veronica – 724,901 units grossed ¥4,975,067,050[334]

Biohazard 0 & 1 (GameCube) – 796,000 units grossed ¥5,849.8 million[36]

Biohazard 4 (GameCube/PS2/Wii) – 772,571 units grossed ¥6,667,247,060[335]

Umbrella Chronicles (Wii) – 248,221 units grossed ¥1,821,942,140[336]

Biohazard 5 (PS3 & Xbox 360) – 1,157,354 units grossed ¥7,584,286,832[337][338][339]

Known overseas sales revenue figures – $1,241,079,498 from 24,375,174 units
Resident Evil (PlayStation) – 3.22 million units[224][340] grossed $216 million[341]

Resident Evil 2 (PlayStation) – 3.47 million units[313][340][342] grossed $208.2 million[343]

Resident Evil 3 (PlayStation) – 2.3 million units[313][340] grossed $115 million[344]

Resident Evil Code: Veronica – 1,815,099 units[334][340] grossed $90,754,950[345]

Resident Evil 4 (GameCube/PS2/Wii) – 5,127,429 units[335][340] grossed $256,320,176[346][347]

Biohazard 5 (PS3 & Xbox 360) – 8,442,646 units[340] grossed $506,474,334[348]

Other sales revenue – 11,830,756 units grossed $354,804,372[330]

[376] Known Japan sales revenue figures – ¥70,036,995,482 ($877,766,581) from 9,794,070 units
Biohazard (PlayStation) – 2.03 million units grossed ¥13,804 million[224]

Biohazard 2 (PlayStation) – 2.3 million units[313] grossed ¥16,891.2 million[331]

Biohazard 3 (PlayStation) – 1.2 million units[313] grossed ¥8,813 million[332]

Survivor and Outbreak – 565,023 units grossed ¥3,630,452,400[333]

Biohazard Code: Veronica – 724,901 units grossed ¥4,975,067,050[334]

Biohazard 0 & 1 (GameCube) – 796,000 units grossed ¥5,849.8 million[36]

Biohazard 4 (GameCube/PS2/Wii) – 772,571 units grossed ¥6,667,247,060[335]

Umbrella Chronicles (Wii) – 248,221 units grossed ¥1,821,942,140[336]

Biohazard 5 (PS3 & Xbox 360) – 1,157,354 units grossed ¥7,584,286,832[337][338][339]

[377] Biohazard (PlayStation) – 2.03 million units grossed ¥13,804 million[224]

[378] Biohazard 2 (PlayStation) – 2.3 million units[313] grossed ¥16,891.2 million[331]

[379] Biohazard 3 (PlayStation) – 1.2 million units[313] grossed ¥8,813 million[332]

[380] Survivor and Outbreak – 565,023 units grossed ¥3,630,452,400[333]

[381] Biohazard Code: Veronica – 724,901 units grossed ¥4,975,067,050[334]

[382] Biohazard 0 & 1 (GameCube) – 796,000 units grossed ¥5,849.8 million[36]

[383] Biohazard 4 (GameCube/PS2/Wii) – 772,571 units grossed ¥6,667,247,060[335]

[384] Umbrella Chronicles (Wii) – 248,221 units grossed ¥1,821,942,140[336]

[385] Biohazard 5 (PS3 & Xbox 360) – 1,157,354 units grossed ¥7,584,286,832[337][338][339]

[386] Known overseas sales revenue figures – $1,241,079,498 from 24,375,174 units
Resident Evil (PlayStation) – 3.22 million units[224][340] grossed $216 million[341]

Resident Evil 2 (PlayStation) – 3.47 million units[313][340][342] grossed $208.2 million[343]

Resident Evil 3 (PlayStation) – 2.3 million units[313][340] grossed $115 million[344]

Resident Evil Code: Veronica – 1,815,099 units[334][340] grossed $90,754,950[345]

Resident Evil 4 (GameCube/PS2/Wii) – 5,127,429 units[335][340] grossed $256,320,176[346][347]

Biohazard 5 (PS3 & Xbox 360) – 8,442,646 units[340] grossed $506,474,334[348]

[387] Resident Evil (PlayStation) – 3.22 million units[224][340] grossed $216 million[341]

[388] Resident Evil 2 (PlayStation) – 3.47 million units[313][340][342] grossed $208.2 million[343]

[389] Resident Evil 3 (PlayStation) – 2.3 million units[313][340] grossed $115 million[344]

[390] Resident Evil Code: Veronica – 1,815,099 units[334][340] grossed $90,754,950[345]

[391] Resident Evil 4 (GameCube/PS2/Wii) – 5,127,429 units[335][340] grossed $256,320,176[346][347]

[392] Biohazard 5 (PS3 & Xbox 360) – 8,442,646 units[340] grossed $506,474,334[348]

[393] Other sales revenue – 11,830,756 units grossed $354,804,372[330]

[423] 2012–2017 games – $950,320,291
Resident Evil: Revelations and Operation Raccoon City (2012) retail sales in Japan – ¥5,124,144,250[349] ($64,220,382)

Resident Evil 6 (2012) – 7.1 million units[340] grossed $462,054,838
Japan – 969,562 retail units grossed ¥7,402,956,868[350] ($89,951,338)

Other – 6,130,438 units grossed $372,103,500[351]

Resident Evil Anniversary Package (2013) retail sales in Japan – 8,487 units grossed ¥76,298,130[350] ($720,169)

Resident Evil 7 (2017) – 7 million units[340] – $423,324,902
Japan – 400,938 units – ¥3,030,826,620 ($27,447,173)[22][352]

Overseas – 6,599,062 units – $395,877,729[353]

[395] Resident Evil: Revelations and Operation Raccoon City (2012) retail sales in Japan – ¥5,124,144,250[349] ($64,220,382)

[396] Resident Evil 6 (2012) – 7.1 million units[340] grossed $462,054,838
Japan – 969,562 retail units grossed ¥7,402,956,868[350] ($89,951,338)

Other – 6,130,438 units grossed $372,103,500[351]

[397] Japan – 969,562 retail units grossed ¥7,402,956,868[350] ($89,951,338)

[398] Other – 6,130,438 units grossed $372,103,500[351]

[399] Resident Evil Anniversary Package (2013) retail sales in Japan – 8,487 units grossed ¥76,298,130[350] ($720,169)

[400] Resident Evil 7 (2017) – 7 million units[340] – $423,324,902
Japan – 400,938 units – ¥3,030,826,620 ($27,447,173)[22][352]

Overseas – 6,599,062 units – $395,877,729[353]

[401] Japan – 400,938 units – ¥3,030,826,620 ($27,447,173)[22][352]

[402] Overseas – 6,599,062 units – $395,877,729[353]

[426] Resident Evil 2 (2019) – 5.8 million units[340] – $353,022,970
Japan – 477,229 units[22] – ¥3,722,386,200 ($33,709,938)[354]

Overseas – 5,322,771 units – $319,313,032[355]

[404] Japan – 477,229 units[22] – ¥3,722,386,200 ($33,709,938)[354]

[405] Overseas – 5,322,771 units – $319,313,032[355]

[436] Super Smash Bros sales up until 2019 – $2,253,967,980
Super Smash Bros. – 5.55 million units[357] – $358.2 million
Japan – 1.97 million units, ¥5,800 price[5] – ¥11,426 million ($143.2 million)

Overseas – 3.58 million units,[5][357] $59.95 price[358] – $215 million

Super Smash Bros. Melee – 7.09 million units[359] – $406,188,789
Japan – 1,497,415 units, ¥6,800 price[360] – ¥10,182,422,000 ($127,615,265)

Overseas – 5,572,585 units, $49.99 price[361] – $278,573,524

Super Smash Bros. Brawl – 13.3 million units[24] – $752,784,938
Japan – 2,509,467 units, ¥6,800 price[360] – ¥17,064,375,600 ($213,866,093)

Overseas – 10,790,533 units, $49.99 price[362] – $539,418,745 revenue

Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS (2014) – 9.57 million units[24] – $407,281,360
Japan – 2,703,101 units,[22] ¥5,200 price[360] – ¥14,056,125,200 ($132,674,069)

Overseas – 6,866,899 units, $39.99 price[363] – $274,607,291 revenue

Super Smash Bros. for Wii U (2014) – 5.37 million units[24] – $329,012,993
Japan – 861,575 units, ¥7,200 price[360] – ¥6,203,340,000 ($58,552,577)

Overseas – 4,508,425 units, $59.99 price[364] – $270,460,416

[407] Super Smash Bros. – 5.55 million units[357] – $358.2 million
Japan – 1.97 million units, ¥5,800 price[5] – ¥11,426 million ($143.2 million)

Overseas – 3.58 million units,[5][357] $59.95 price[358] – $215 million

[408] Japan – 1.97 million units, ¥5,800 price[5] – ¥11,426 million ($143.2 million)

[409] Overseas – 3.58 million units,[5][357] $59.95 price[358] – $215 million

[410] Super Smash Bros. Melee – 7.09 million units[359] – $406,188,789
Japan – 1,497,415 units, ¥6,800 price[360] – ¥10,182,422,000 ($127,615,265)

Overseas – 5,572,585 units, $49.99 price[361] – $278,573,524

[411] Japan – 1,497,415 units, ¥6,800 price[360] – ¥10,182,422,000 ($127,615,265)

[412] Overseas – 5,572,585 units, $49.99 price[361] – $278,573,524

[413] Super Smash Bros. Brawl – 13.3 million units[24] – $752,784,938
Japan – 2,509,467 units, ¥6,800 price[360] – ¥17,064,375,600 ($213,866,093)

Overseas – 10,790,533 units, $49.99 price[362] – $539,418,745 revenue

[414] Japan – 2,509,467 units, ¥6,800 price[360] – ¥17,064,375,600 ($213,866,093)

[415] Overseas – 10,790,533 units, $49.99 price[362] – $539,418,745 revenue

[416] Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS (2014) – 9.57 million units[24] – $407,281,360
Japan – 2,703,101 units,[22] ¥5,200 price[360] – ¥14,056,125,200 ($132,674,069)

Overseas – 6,866,899 units, $39.99 price[363] – $274,607,291 revenue

[417] Japan – 2,703,101 units,[22] ¥5,200 price[360] – ¥14,056,125,200 ($132,674,069)

[418] Overseas – 6,866,899 units, $39.99 price[363] – $274,607,291 revenue

[419] Super Smash Bros. for Wii U (2014) – 5.37 million units[24] – $329,012,993
Japan – 861,575 units, ¥7,200 price[360] – ¥6,203,340,000 ($58,552,577)

Overseas – 4,508,425 units, $59.99 price[364] – $270,460,416

[420] Japan – 861,575 units, ¥7,200 price[360] – ¥6,203,340,000 ($58,552,577)

[421] Overseas – 4,508,425 units, $59.99 price[364] – $270,460,416

[439] Super Smash Bros Ultimate (2018)
Japan – 4.22 million units,[310] ¥7,920 price[365] – ¥33,422,400,000 ($302,673,332)

Overseas – 13.46 million units,[310] $59.99 price[366] – $807,465,400

[423] Japan – 4.22 million units,[310] ¥7,920 price[365] – ¥33,422,400,000 ($302,673,332)

[424] Overseas – 13.46 million units,[310] $59.99 price[366] – $807,465,400

[441] 5.7 million Amiibo sales for Super Smash Bros. (Nintendo 3DS and Wii U) up until February 2015, $12.99 retail price.[367]

[452] Mortal Kombat home releases (1992–2000)
Mortal Kombat (console) – 6 million cartridges,[371] $40 price[372] – $240 million

Mortal Kombat II (console) – $400 million[373]

Mortal Kombat 3 (Sega Genesis and SNES) – 3 million cartridges,[371] $60 price[374] – $180 million

Mortal Kombat Trilogy (PlayStation) – 2.01 million units,[375] $49.99 price[376] – $100 million

Mortal Kombat 4 – 1.4 million units,[371] $49 price[377] – $69 million

[427] Mortal Kombat (console) – 6 million cartridges,[371] $40 price[372] – $240 million

[428] Mortal Kombat II (console) – $400 million[373]

[429] Mortal Kombat 3 (Sega Genesis and SNES) – 3 million cartridges,[371] $60 price[374] – $180 million

[430] Mortal Kombat Trilogy (PlayStation) – 2.01 million units,[375] $49.99 price[376] – $100 million

[431] Mortal Kombat 4 – 1.4 million units,[371] $49 price[377] – $69 million

[465] Mortal Kombat (2002–2019)
Deadly Alliance (2002) – $54 million[37]

Mortal Kombat: Deception – 1.9 million units,[378] $50 price[379] – $95 million

Mortal Kombat vs. DC Universe – 1.9 million units,[380] $59.99 price[381] – $114 million

Mortal Kombat (2011) – 3 million units,[382] $59.99 price[383] – $180 million

Mortal Kombat X (2015–2019) – 10 million units[384] – $500 million
Mortal Kombat X (2015) – 5 million units,[385] $59.99 price[386] – $300 million

Mortal Kombat XL (2016–2019) – 5 million units, $39.99 price[387] – $200 million

Mortal Kombat 11 (2019) – 1.8 million units,[388] $59.99 price[389] – $108 million

[433] Deadly Alliance (2002) – $54 million[37]

[434] Mortal Kombat: Deception – 1.9 million units,[378] $50 price[379] – $95 million

[435] Mortal Kombat vs. DC Universe – 1.9 million units,[380] $59.99 price[381] – $114 million

[436] Mortal Kombat (2011) – 3 million units,[382] $59.99 price[383] – $180 million

[437] Mortal Kombat X (2015–2019) – 10 million units[384] – $500 million
Mortal Kombat X (2015) – 5 million units,[385] $59.99 price[386] – $300 million

Mortal Kombat XL (2016–2019) – 5 million units, $39.99 price[387] – $200 million

[438] Mortal Kombat X (2015) – 5 million units,[385] $59.99 price[386] – $300 million

[439] Mortal Kombat XL (2016–2019) – 5 million units, $39.99 price[387] – $200 million

[440] Mortal Kombat 11 (2019) – 1.8 million units,[388] $59.99 price[389] – $108 million

[470] 18 million sales,[391] $59.99 price[392][393]

[473] Other Tomb Raider media:
Box office – $705 million[394]

Pachinko sales – $300 million[lower-alpha 66]

DVD rentals – $36.6 million[395]

[443] Box office – $705 million[394]

[444] Pachinko sales – $300 million[lower-alpha 66]

[445] DVD rentals – $36.6 million[395]

[478] The Elder Scrolls I to IV:
The Elder Scrolls: Arena and Daggerfall – 690,000 units, $39 average price[396] – $27 million

The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind – 4 million units,[397] $39 average price[396] – $156 million

The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion – 9.5 million units,[398] $49.99 price[399] – $475 million

[447] The Elder Scrolls: Arena and Daggerfall – 690,000 units, $39 average price[396] – $27 million

[448] The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind – 4 million units,[397] $39 average price[396] – $156 million

[449] The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion – 9.5 million units,[398] $49.99 price[399] – $475 million

[482] The Elder Scrolls spin-offs:
The Elder Scrolls Online – $1 billion[401]

The Elder Scrolls: Blades – $1.5 million[402]

[451] The Elder Scrolls Online – $1 billion[401]

[452] The Elder Scrolls: Blades – $1.5 million[402]

[484] $326 million in 2013. $240 million in 2014. $253 million in 2015. $83 million in 2016.<ref name='superdata2016'>"The MMO & MOBA Games Market Report, 2016". SuperData Research. Archived from the original on September 12, 2015. Retrieved May 30, 2018.

[485] MapleStory PC revenue:
2003–2011 – $1.8 billion[403]

2013–2017 – $1.181 billion[lower-alpha 81] $279 million in 2017.[122]

[455] 2003–2011 – $1.8 billion[403]

[456] 2013–2017 – $1.181 billion[lower-alpha 81] $279 million in 2017.[122]

[488] MapleStory portable revenue:
DS & 3DS retail sales in Japan – ¥117,617,238 ($1,334,276)[404]

MapleStory M (iOS & Android) mobile revenue during July–October 2018 – $22 million[405]

[458] DS & 3DS retail sales in Japan – ¥117,617,238 ($1,334,276)[404]

[459] MapleStory M (iOS & Android) mobile revenue during July–October 2018 – $22 million[405]

[490] 33 million units, at $26.95 price, as of April 2019.[406]

[492] $500 million as of February 2019, equivalent to a maximum of 71.53 million units at $6.99 each.[407]

[496] Approximately 75.47 million units on other platforms (out of 180 million units on all platforms, as of November 2019),[408] at $19.99 price,[409][410] grossing approximately $1,509 million.

[500] Battlefield 3:
Sales – 15 million units,[411] $59.99 price[412] – $899.85 million

Subscriptions – $200 million[413]

[464] Sales – 15 million units,[411] $59.99 price[412] – $899.85 million

[465] Subscriptions – $200 million[413]

[502] Battlefield 4:
Sales – 7 million units,[414] $59.99 price[412] – $419.93 million

Subscriptions – $79.984 million[412]

[467] Sales – 7 million units,[414] $59.99 price[412] – $419.93 million

[468] Subscriptions – $79.984 million[412]

[509] Known Japan sales during 1998–2016 – 6,855,344 units
1998–2005 – 2,789,813 sales – ¥18,937,418,585 ($237,340,752)
Metal Gear Solid (PS1) – 1 million sales,[416] ¥6,264 price[417] – ¥6,264 million

Metal Gear Solid 2 (PS2) – 839,548 sales, ¥6,800 price[418][419] – ¥5,708,926,400

Metal Gear Solid 3 (PS2) – 950,265 sales, ¥7,329 price[418][420] – ¥6,964,492,185

2006–2016 – 4,065,531 retail sales, average ¥5,982 price – ¥24,321,650,838 ($274,380,317)[418]

[470] 1998–2005 – 2,789,813 sales – ¥18,937,418,585 ($237,340,752)
Metal Gear Solid (PS1) – 1 million sales,[416] ¥6,264 price[417] – ¥6,264 million

Metal Gear Solid 2 (PS2) – 839,548 sales, ¥6,800 price[418][419] – ¥5,708,926,400

Metal Gear Solid 3 (PS2) – 950,265 sales, ¥7,329 price[418][420] – ¥6,964,492,185

[471] Metal Gear Solid (PS1) – 1 million sales,[416] ¥6,264 price[417] – ¥6,264 million

[472] Metal Gear Solid 2 (PS2) – 839,548 sales, ¥6,800 price[418][419] – ¥5,708,926,400

[473] Metal Gear Solid 3 (PS2) – 950,265 sales, ¥7,329 price[418][420] – ¥6,964,492,185

[474] 2006–2016 – 4,065,531 retail sales, average ¥5,982 price – ¥24,321,650,838 ($274,380,317)[418]

[524] Known overseas sales during 1987–2015 – 26,866,625 units – $1,407,710,939
Metal Gear (NES) – 1 million cartridges,[421] $39.95 price[422] – $39.95 million

Metal Gear Solid (PS1) – 5 million units,[416] $50 price[423] – $250 million

Metal Gear Solid 2 (PS2) – 6,160,452 units,[418][419][424] $50 price[425] – $308,022,600

Metal Gear Solid 3 (PS2) – 2,842,052 units,[418][426] $50 price[427] – $142,102,600

Metal Gear Solid 4 (PS3) – 5,070,425 units,[418][428] $59.99 price[429] – $304,174,796

Metal Gear Rising (Steam) – 722,000 units, $29.99 price[430] – $21,652,780

Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes (2014) – 748,012 units,[418][431] average $30 price[432] – $22,440,360

Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain (2015) – 5,323,684 units,[418][433] $59.99 price[434] – $319,367,803

[476] Metal Gear (NES) – 1 million cartridges,[421] $39.95 price[422] – $39.95 million

[477] Metal Gear Solid (PS1) – 5 million units,[416] $50 price[423] – $250 million

[478] Metal Gear Solid 2 (PS2) – 6,160,452 units,[418][419][424] $50 price[425] – $308,022,600

[479] Metal Gear Solid 3 (PS2) – 2,842,052 units,[418][426] $50 price[427] – $142,102,600

[480] Metal Gear Solid 4 (PS3) – 5,070,425 units,[418][428] $59.99 price[429] – $304,174,796

[481] Metal Gear Rising (Steam) – 722,000 units, $29.99 price[430] – $21,652,780

[482] Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes (2014) – 748,012 units,[418][431] average $30 price[432] – $22,440,360

[483] Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain (2015) – 5,323,684 units,[418][433] $59.99 price[434] – $319,367,803

[529] 15,478,031 sales,[435] at average $38.32 price.[436][437][438]

[543] One Piece video game revenue:
Between 2001 and March 2012 – ¥36,633,485,800 ($459,123,772)
Japan retail sales between 2001 and 2003 – ¥5,133,485,800[444]

Bandai Namco's One Piece video game revenue from April 2008 to March 2012 – ¥31.5 billion[445][446]

Bandai Namco's One Piece video game revenue between April 2012 and December 2018 – $1.312 billion
April 2012 to March 2014 – ¥47.7 billion ($471 million)[447]

April 2016 to March 2018 – ¥49.5 billion ($448 million)[448][449]

April 2018 to December 2019 – ¥43.4 billion ($393 million)[450][451]

[486] Between 2001 and March 2012 – ¥36,633,485,800 ($459,123,772)
Japan retail sales between 2001 and 2003 – ¥5,133,485,800[444]

Bandai Namco's One Piece video game revenue from April 2008 to March 2012 – ¥31.5 billion[445][446]

[487] Japan retail sales between 2001 and 2003 – ¥5,133,485,800[444]

[488] Bandai Namco's One Piece video game revenue from April 2008 to March 2012 – ¥31.5 billion[445][446]

[489] Bandai Namco's One Piece video game revenue between April 2012 and December 2018 – $1.312 billion
April 2012 to March 2014 – ¥47.7 billion ($471 million)[447]

April 2016 to March 2018 – ¥49.5 billion ($448 million)[448][449]

April 2018 to December 2019 – ¥43.4 billion ($393 million)[450][451]

[490] April 2012 to March 2014 – ¥47.7 billion ($471 million)[447]

[491] April 2016 to March 2018 – ¥49.5 billion ($448 million)[448][449]

[492] April 2018 to December 2019 – ¥43.4 billion ($393 million)[450][451]

[545] Onimusha retail sales on PlayStation 2:
Sales in Japan – 2,427,301 units, average ¥7,161 price – ¥17,381,661,170[452] ($217,842,601)

Onimusha: Warlords sales in the United States – 800,000 units – $28 million[37]

[494] Sales in Japan – 2,427,301 units, average ¥7,161 price – ¥17,381,661,170[452] ($217,842,601)

[495] Onimusha: Warlords sales in the United States – 800,000 units – $28 million[37]

[555] Fallout 1 to 3:
Fallout – 600,000 units,[457] $54.95 price[458] – $33 million

Fallout 2 – 240,000 units,[459] $45 price[460] – $11 million

Fallout 3 – $300 million[461]

[497] Fallout – 600,000 units,[457] $54.95 price[458] – $33 million

[498] Fallout 2 – 240,000 units,[459] $45 price[460] – $11 million

[499] Fallout 3 – $300 million[461]

[561] Fallout spin-offs:
New Vegas – $300 million[463]

Fallout Shelter – $100 million[464]

Fallout 76 – 2.46 million units,[465] $59.99 price[466] – $148 million

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