Overall industry sales were down in the US compared to March 2014, though Mario Party 10 did take fourth place in the software charts (via ), which is reasonable and makes it the second highest single-platform entry in the chart. Some game sales were given too, summarised below these are combined physical and download sales: - 184,000 sales in its second month, with lifetime sales of more than 730,000 total units in the US - more than 110,000 total sales in its sixth month on the market, bringing its lifetime total in the US to 2.4 million units - sold nearly 290,000 total units in its first two weeks - nearly 1.6 million US sales to date - more than 1.9 million total sales in the US That's Nintendo's take, though the NPD results - which cover new game sales at retailers in the US, physical only - tell their own tale. Combined, Nintendo says its hardware as a whole had sales nearly 60% higher than the equivalent 2014 period in the US. As for the 3DS, its US sales for the first three months of the year were over 80% better than in 2014 that should be no surprise, frankly, as in that period we had major releases and the New Nintendo 3DS XL arriving in stores. That's certainly a positive, with the US market seeing and then hitting stores as new arrivals in that period. On the hardware front, the Wii U sold more than 20% more systems up to the end of March than in the equivalent 2014 period.
Nintendo jumped out ahead of the official results - which is normally a positive sign - to point to a decent opening three months for 2015. Nintendo Highlights Increased US Hardware Sales for Wii U and 3DS in 2015 Nintendo Life Mario Party 10 takes 4th in March NPD results by Share: It's NPD results day, once again, with US game retail sales once again taking the centre stage.
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