The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past 2 Announced For 3DS

As most of you probably know by now The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past 2 was announced for 3DS in today's ND! If you didn't know here's the trailer

For at least some of the game, it uses the same over world as ALTTP as you can see here:

2 Years Ago Today..... (Part 2)

Part 2

2 years ago today, 01net published the most detailed Wii2 rumor yet, and reviled the codename.... (note: this article was in French, and was translated to English using Google Translate, mistakes are likely):

Project Café. For the frog eaters that we are, the code name for the new console from Nintendo does not sound very glamorous. However, we reserve the many beautiful surprises that could make us forget the uninspired nickname, which refers to the place where they drink rather than the drink, which is temporary anyway. Curtain on the future of Nintendo!
For some time, the company did Kyoto greatest mystery of its new strategic directions. According to its CEO, Satoru Iwata, the opponent tomorrow is not Sony or Microsoft, but rather Apple . Which, in turn, plays the naive and sticks to a position could not be more ambiguous vis-à-vis the video game, never by not communicating directly upon it yet capital activity. However, behind the scenes, preparing a major conflict: Apple including poached Nintendo employees , which would suggest that the game is much more serious than suggest its official positions. As for Nintendo's answer, here it is approaching. 

A tablet as a controller  

We were talking yesterday of a lever "very original" ... and that's saying something. That the Café will be a tablet ...! Neither more nor less. Certainly, we should not expect an equivalent of the iPad. Unlike Computerandvideogames information reported by our sources say the tablet screen is not high definition, but in standard definition, less than 720p. Graphics performance have been described as modest, but sufficient for a variety of applications and concepts yet to be invented.

The VMU for Dreamcast, a gaming device that foreshadowed the Café. 

It would be a sort of "super VMU" (the device from the Dreamcast, which included a memory and a LCD screen for mini-games) on steroids. The nature of the wireless connection with the console is still a mystery. A sensor corresponding to the sensor bar of the Wii (that is to say, the receiver signals from the Wiimote) is integrated into the handle-tablet. It remains unclear how it integrates processor, even if the choice of a small ARM seems more than probable.
The handle on the billiard-shelf- 

Screen Size: 6 inches.
- Usability: Digital cross, L, R, two triggers, other.
- Touch Screen: single touch .
- Sensor for Wiimote (replaces the sensor bar, Wii).
- Camera : one end.
The cost to be modest, it is understood that the performance is limited and the quality of manufacture can not be compared to an iPad or most tablets on the market. Remains whether this tablet will lend itself to mobile use away from the console for games and applications independent with or without wireless connectivity. That fits in any case the continuity statements Shigeru Miyamoto, who claimed to want to move towards a " new type of control and interface " .
This innovation will certainly inspire many ideas to the developers of the Earth. The VMU for Dreamcast or the use of the Game Boy Advance as a controller with an additional screen in games such as Zelda: Four Swords gave us a taste of what you can expect from this new type of controller. One can easily imagine a lot of games for everyone to hide his hand to deploy cunning strategies of secret alliances with other players, so many impossible things when everyone is playing on a single screen. 

A cousin of the Xbox 360 

Big N decided to use an architecture very similar to that of an existing console, and properly installed, the Xbox 360. According to our sources, the Café will be slightly above the Microsoft machine in terms of power. The comparison is easy because of the striking similarity in terms of hardware. Confrontation with the PS3 is much more difficult and highly subjective. We have currently not enough evidence to comment on the issue.

The choice of architecture has important consequences. Porting Xbox 360 titles will be a cinch, ensuring an influx of games existing cost for publishers. We are forced to admire the ingenuity of Nintendo, which greatly lowers the barrier of entry for developers.
Another direct consequence backward compatibility with Wii titles (and probably GameCube titles), both architectures are of the same family. It will take to turn a few adjustments, all the basic instructions are supported in hardware. This is not yet a certainty, unlike heralded by some U.S. sites. No information has yet filtered through the media type (physical, paperless ...) used for games. Similarly, it seems that all the devices on the Wii should be compatible with the Café.
Anatomical cut Console- CPU: Custom IBM PowerPC with three cores.
- Graphics chip: AMD (ATI) - probably a serial R700, with a shader (for the management effects) later than the Xbox 360 (probably version 4.1).
- RAM : unknown. It would make sense whether a unified RAM, like the 360, with a minimum of 512 MB 

Developers, I love you 

That publishers like Ubisoft, who called a hue and cry a new console , rejoice! The Café will be presented at E3 2011, and the elements that we now know are already likely to inspire all developers on the planet, both the creative possibilities that it will offer the ease of programming. The time is decidedly developer-friendly ... It was time, some would say. The Wii console often described as a curse for third party publishers, has left a bitter taste in the mouths of many developers. Nintendo has heard the message, stating its willingness to work closely with other developers, providing the outset how to create the best conditions. The choice of an architecture similar to that of the Xbox 360 clearly meets this objective. 

Other surprises to come

The handle of the coffee would be a tablet, iPad way, but with buttons.
A new golden age of games and other family entertainment or college is it about to be born? The way is open to many types of game designs innovative games creative practice alone or with others, handling organic and participatory exploration of simultaneous two sides of the same universe, etc.. One thing is certain: Nintendo has taken a big step and play a game at very high risk. The Big N will he win again as a central player in the entertainment practice of the future? We will probably begin to answer at the next E3, and more specifically, in June 2012, the date scheduled for the current console output.
In addition, our sources tell us that the coffee still holds a big, huge, a huge surprise ... it is impossible to reveal at this time. The suspense remains (almost) whole ...

Part One

2 Years Ago Today.....

The first big Wii U rumors started coming out. Game Informer started it off by saying:

Gamers have been waiting years for Nintendo to finally release its Wii successor, and Game Informer has heard from multiple sources that the company will unveil it at E3 this summer if not sooner.
We have confirmed with multiple sources that this new home system is capable of running games at HD resolutions. There are conflicting reports, however, as to whether its graphics will be comparable to those on the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 – meaning it could surpass or fall short of those systems. Either way it will offer competitive specifications. Moving to HD should greatly help Nintendo and its new console in getting more multi-platform triple-A titles like Portal 2 or Mortal Kombat. This, in turn, will strengthen Nintendo's historically poor relationship with third-party publishers/developers.

Soon after CVG followed saying:

Nintendo's Wii successor is set to utilise an entirely new controller and will be more powerful than Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3, well-placed international industry sources have told CVG.
CVG sources understand Nintendo plans to officially unveil the console, which will feature full HD visuals and graphical capabilities beyond Sony and Microsoft's current hardware, at E3 this June.
Leading games publishers have already been briefed on the new console, we understand, and launch titles from third-party developers are in the works right now.
What's most exciting about the Wii successor however is its all-new controller, which industry sources have indicated is not simply an upgraded Wii Remote, and will even feature a built-in HD screen.
Our sources did not specify whether or not the controller displays will feature any other functionality, such as that of the DS's touch screen, but it's easy to imagine the sort of innovation an extra screen could bring to Wii 2 games.
"Nintendo's plans sound unreal," one source said. "Publishers are already planning launch titles and it's all very exciting.
"The hardware is even more powerful than current HD consoles and backwards compatible with Wii. The controller will be all-new and has a HD screen on it."
We're told Nintendo plans to launch the Wii successor in late 2012, which lines up with earlier reports from other games media.
Asked to comment on today's reports earlier, a Nintendo of America spokesperson issued a straight "no comment".

To be continued....

Fact: Games Sales Systems ✰ Wii U Sales Update 7 ★ ZombiU Sales Reach 400K

Welcome to the Wii U Sales Update 7. 

Sales Update Overview

Unlike most sales updates, I use multiple sources, and when more reliable sources come out, I replace the old sources. Meaning this is probably the most accurate up-to-date sales list around.

This weeks changes

I made a new section named "Top News" at the top, that showcases all of the most interesting news in this update. I have made a few other minor changes as well. More major changes will be made next update.

Note: sales figures that have some data from VGChartz or other unreliable places are marked with a *

Top News

February 2013 US sales were 24K high than expected.

Since the last update the Wii U's sales worldwide have been:

Feb. 24th-Mar. 2nd: 30,750

Mar. 3rd-Mar. 9th: 29,410

Mar. 10th-Mar. 16th: 28,152

Mar. 17th-Mar. 23rd: 58,965

Mar. 24th-Mar. 30th: 68,735

Total: 216,012

In comparison the 360 sold (back in 2006):

Feb. 19th-Feb. 25th: 80,869

Feb. 26th-Mar. 4th: 73,640

Mar. 5th-Mar. 11th: 61,215

Mar. 12th-Mar. 18th: 66,316

Mar. 19th-Mar. 25th: 103,369

Total: 385,409

And the PS3 (back in 2007):

Feb. 11th-Feb. 17th: 53,197

Feb. 18th-Feb. 24th: 49,869

Feb. 25th-Mar. 3rd: 80,401

Mar. 4th-Mar. 10th: 79,434

Mar. 11th-Mar. 17th: 58,436

Total: 321,337

And the Wii (back in 2007):

Feb. 25th-Mar. 3rd: 200,263

Mar. 4th-Mar. 10th: 181,394

Mar. 11th-Mar. 17th: 193,202

Mar. 18th-Mar. 25th: 199,293

Mar. 26th-Mar. 31st: 155,072

Total: 929,224

Wii U sales VS. 360, PS3, 3DS, etc. at week 19

The following numbers are assuming the Wii U sales an average of 50K per week for the next how-many-weeks-it-says:

Weeks Until PS3 Sales Overtake the Wii U's: 3 (April 20th)

Weeks Until 360 Sales Overtake the Wii U's: 9 (June 1st)

Weeks Until PSP Sales Overtake the Wii U's: 10 (June 8th)

New Games:

Tank! Tank! Tank! (Japan ONLY):

Feb. 18th-Feb. 23rd: 4,714

Feb. 24th-Mar. 2nd: 1,877

Mar. 3rd-Mar. 9th: 1,948

Mar. 10th-Mar. 16th: 1,984

Mar. 17th-Mar. 23rd: 2,163

Mar. 24th-Mar. 31st: 2,237

Total: 14,923

The Amazing Spider-Man:

Mar. 5th-Mar. 9th: 91 (incomplete)

Mar. 10th-Mar. 16th: 991

Mar. 17th-Mar. 23rd: 1,193

Mar. 24th-Mar. 30th: 2,870

Total: 5,145 (incomplete)

Lego City: Undercover:

Mar. 18th-Mar. 23rd: 90,416

Mar. 24th-Mar. 30th: 68,341

Total: 158,757

The Walking Dead: Survival Instinct:

Mar. 19th-Mar. 23rd: 6,982

Mar. 24th-Mar. 30th: 3,655

Total: 10,637

Need for Speed: Most Wanted:

Mar. 19th-Mar. 23rd: 6,953

Mar. 24th-Mar. 30th: 4,590

Total: 11,543 

Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate (US & Europe ONLY):

Mar. 19th-Mar. 23rd: 61,297

Mar. 24th-Mar. 30th: 24,349

Total: 85,646

Game & Wario:

Mar. 28th-Mar 31st 22,491

Total: 22,491

Dragon Quest X

Mar. 30th-Mar. 31st: 33,302

Total:  33,302

US Pre-Order Charts (April 6th):

Pikmin 3: 45,420

Rayman Legends: 26,360

Wii Fit U: 22,398

Wii U

US:

November 2012: 430,000

December 2012: 460,000 

January 2013: 57,000

February 2013: 64,000 (+24K)

Fifteenth Week: 9,631*

Sixteenth Week: 9,221*

Seventeenth Week: 27,280*

Eighteenth Week: 22,813*

Total: 1,079,945* (+103,464)

Europe:

First 2 Days (30th-1st): 178,615*

Second Week (2nd-8th): 85,067* 

Third Week (9th-15th): 69,739*

Forth Week (16th-22nd): 71,295* 

Fifth Week (23rd-29th): 50,641* 

Sixth Week (30th-5th): 22,096* 

Seventh Week (6th-12th): 11,256* 

Eighth Week (13th-19th): 8,487* 

Ninth Week (20th-26th): 7,847* 

Tenth Week (27th-2nd): 8,828* 

Eleventh Week (3rd-9th): 8,013*

Twelfth Week (10th-16th): 8,709*

Thirteenth Week (17th-23rd): 7,739*

Fourteenth Week (24th-2nd): 6,982*

Fifteenth Week (3rd-9th): 7,267*

Sixteenth Week (10th-16th): 6,494*

Seventeenth Week (17th-23rd): 13,606*

Eighteenth Week (24th-30th): 16,310*

Total: 596,159* (+50,659)

Japan:

First Day (8th-9th): 308,570

Second Week (10th-16th): 126,916

Third Week (17th-23rd): 122,843

Forth Week (24th-30th): 69,386

Fifth Week (31st-5th): 67,083

Sixth Week (6th-12th): 20,715

Seventh Week (13th-19th): 16,654

Eighth Week (20th-27th): 13,746

Ninth Week (28th-3rd): 12,959

Tenth Week (4th-10th):12,185

Eleventh Week: (11th-17th): 10,744

Twelfth Week (18th-24th): 9,633

Thirteenth Week (Feb 25th-Mar 3rd) 10,021

Fourteenth Week (4th-10th): 9,454

Fifteenth Week (11th-17th): 9,539

Sixteenth Week (18th-24th): 11,398

Seventeenth Week (25th-31st): 22,829

Total: 854,675 (+63,241)

Other:

Total: 288,382* (+26,617)

Grand Total: 2,819,161* (+243,981)

Games

1. 000+/- Nintendo Land:

US:

First Week (18th-24th): 323,709*

Second Week (25th-1st): 61,908*

Third Week (2nd-8th): 89,942*

Forth Week (9th-15th): 96,787* 

Fifth Week (16th-22nd): 99,062* 

Sixth Week (23rd-29th): 52,405*

Seventh Week (30th-5th): 21,421* 

Eighth Week (6th-12th): 12,312* 

Ninth Week (13th-19th): 8,807* 

Tenth Week (20th-26th): 8,598* 

Week 11, 12, & 13 (Jan 27th-Feb 16th): 45,234* (+20,104)

Week 14 through 19 (Feb 17th-Mar 30th): 112,412* 

Total: 916,491* (+132,516) 

Europe:

First 2 Days (30th-1st): 110,303* 

Second Week (2nd-8th): 62,917* 

Third Week (9th-15th): 49,606*

Forth Week (16th-22nd): 50,420* 

Fifth Week (23rd-29th): 31,100*

Sixth Week (30th-5th): 16,826*

Seventh Week (6th-12th): 8,956* 

Eighth Week (13th-19th): 6,021* 

Ninth Week (20th-26th): 6,395*

Tenth Week (27th-2nd): 6,949*

Week 11 & 12 (3rd-16th): 12,961*

Week 13-18 (Feb 17th-Mar 30th): 66,500*

Total: 406,929* (+66,500)

Japan:

First Day (8th-9th): 72,121

Second Week (10th-16th): 41,497

Third Week (17th-23rd): 51,373

Forth Week (24th-30th): 40,570

Fifth Week (31st-5th): 41,426

Sixth Week (6th-12th): 11,703

Seventh Week (13th-19th): 8,740

Eighth Week (20th-27th): 5,914

Ninth Week (28th-3rd): 5,019*

Tenth Week (4th-10th): 4,596*

Eleventh Week: (11th-17th): 4,187*

Week 12-17 (Feb 18th-Mar 31st): 18,405*

Total: 308,826 (+18,405)

Other:

Total: 181,666* (-18,622)

Grand Total: 1,813,912* (+160,092)

2. 000+/- New Super Mario Bros. U:

US:

2012: 580,000 

Seventh Week (30th-5th): 20,423* 

Eighth Week (6th-12th): 11,154*

Ninth Week (13th-19th): 8,569* 

Tenth Week (20th-26th): 7,469* 

Week 11, 12, & 13 (Jan 27th-Feb 16th): 24,407*

Week 14 through 19 (Feb 17th-Mar 30th): 41,953*

Total: 693,975* (+41,953)

Europe:

First 2 Days (30th-1st): 79,518*

Second Week (2nd-8th): 44,107*

Third Week (9th-15th): 36,812* 

Forth Week (16th-22nd): 39,836* 

Fifth Week (23rd-29th): 30,339* 

Sixth Week (30th-5th): 16,289* 

Seventh Week (6th-12th): 9,238* 

Eighth Week (13th-19th): 5,991* 

Ninth Week (20th-26th): 6,231* 

Tenth Week (27th-2nd): 6,918* 

Week 11, 12, & 13 (Jan 27th-Feb 16th): 12,723*

Week 13-18 (Feb 17th-Mar 30th): 38,172*

Total: 326,174* (+38,172)

Japan:

First Day (8th-9th): 163,528

Second Week (10th-16th): 71,011

Third Week (17th-23rd): 77,749

Forth Week (24th-30th): 56,321 

Fifth Week (31st-5th): 50,319

Sixth Week (6th-12th): 12,400

Seventh Week (13th-19th): 9,598

Eighth Week (20th-27th): 6,883

Ninth Week (28th-3rd): 6,338

Tenth Week (4th-10th): 5,808*

Eleventh Week: (11th-17th): 5,660*

Week 12-17 (Feb 18th-Mar 31st): 26,946*

Total: 493,343* (+26,946*)

Other:

Total: 174,977* (+15,174)

Grand Total: 1,688,469* (+192,942)

3. 000+/- ZombiU:

US:

First Week (18th-24th): 78,965*

Second Week (25th-1st): 11,000*

Third Week (2nd-8th): 14,001

Forth Week (9th-15th): 13,398*

Fifth Week (16th-22nd): 8,235*

Sixth Week (23rd-29th): 3,938* 

Seventh Week (30th-5th): 4,857* 

Eighth Week (6th-12th): 2,613* 

Ninth Week (13th-19th): 2,154* 

Tenth Week (20th-26th): 2,637* 

Week 11, 12, & 13 (Jan 27th-Feb 16th): 8,395*

Week 14 through 19 (Feb 17th-Mar 30th): 24,835* 

Total: 175,028* (+24,835)

Europe:

First 2 Days (30th-1st): 46,287*

Second Week (2nd-8th): 20,951*

Third Week (9th-15th): 15,851*

Forth Week (16th-22nd): 13,841* 

Fifth Week (23rd-29th): 8,797* 

Sixth Week (30th-5th): 4,224* 

Seventh Week (6th-12th): 2,909* 

Eighth Week (13th-19th): 2,324* 

Ninth Week (20th-26th): 2,128* 

Tenth Week (27th-2nd): 2,179*

Week 11 & 12 (3rd-16th): 5,315*

Week 13-18 (Feb 17th-Mar 30th): 25,144*

Total: 141,590* (+25,144)

Japan:

First 2 Days (8th-10th): 12,497*

Second Week (10th-16th): 4,229*

Third Week (17th-23rd): 3,061*

Forth Week (24th-30th): 2,337*

Fifth Week (31st-5th): 2,513*

Sixth Week (6th-12th): 1,136*

Seventh Week (13th-19th): 1,152*

Eighth Week (20th-27th): 1,126* 

Ninth Week (28th-3rd): 1,113*

Tenth Week (4th-10th): 1,030*

Eleventh Week: (11th-17th): 991*

Week 12-17 (Feb 18th-Mar 31st): 5,435*

Total: 36,620* (+5,435)

Other:

Total: 50,333* (+3,421)

Grand Total: 403,571* (+49,916)

4. 000+/- Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate

Japan (Dec 8th-Mar 31st): 203,065 (+10,754)

US (Mar 19th-Mar 30th): 48,912*

Europe (Mar 22nd-Mar 30th): 36,734*

Other (Mar 19th-Mar 30th): 14,612*

Grand Total: 303,323 (+105,012)

5. 000+/- Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing Transformed

US (Nov 18th-Mar 30th): 85,242* (+6,644)

Europe (Nov 30th-Mar 30th): 90,409* (+17,691)

Other (Nov 18th-Mar 30th): 29,484* (+3,775)

Grand Total: 205,135* (+28,110)

6. 000-/+ Call of Duty: Black Ops II

US (Nov 18th-Mar 30th): 100,670* (+3,653)

Europe (Nov 30th-Mar 30th): 48,113* (+5,446)

Other (Nov 18th-Mar 30th): 25,360* (+1,294)

Grand Total: 174,143* (+10,393)

7. 000+/- Just Dance 4

US (Nov 18th-Mar 30th): 102,829* (+6,385)

Europe (Nov 30th-Jan 26th): 45,601* (+5,901)

Other (Nov 18th-Mar 30th): 25,486 (+3,919)

Grand Total: 173,916* (+14,291)

8. NEW Lego City Undercover

US (Mar 18th-Mar 30th): 103,210*

Europe (Mar 28th-Mar 30th): 32,107* 

Other (Nov 18th-Mar 30th): 23,440*

Grand Total: 158,757*

9. 001- Scribblenauts: Unlimited

US (Nov 18th-Mar 30th): 125,998* (+7,488)

Other (Nov 18th-Mar 30th): 24,960 (+3,887)

Grand Total: 150,958* (+11,375)

10. 001- Assassin's Creed III

US (Nov 18th-Mar 30th): 65,727* (+4,593)

Europe (Nov 30th-Feb 16th): 48,076* (+8,850)

Other (Nov 18th-Mar 30th): 19,242* (+2,039)

Grand Total: 133,045* (+9,701)

11. 001- Batman: Arkham City

US (Nov 18th-Feb 16th): 70,334* (+5,050)

Europe (Nov 30th-Feb 16th): 37,927* (+7,065)

Other (Nov 18th-Feb 16th): 18,454* (+1,907)

Grand Total: 126,715* (+14,022)

12. 001- Skylanders Giants

Grand Total (Nov 18th-Feb 16th): 113,382* (+10,574)

13. 001- Disney Epic Mickey 2: The Power of Two

Grand Total (Nov 18th-Feb 16th): 96,081* (+7,554)

14. 001- ESPN: Sports Connection

Grand Total (Nov 18th-Feb 16th): 85,514* (+9,444)

15. 000+/- Darksiders II

Grand Total (Nov 18th-Feb 16th): 67,471* (+15,442)

16. 002- FIFA 13

Grand Total (Nov 18th-Feb 16th): 65,934* (+6,649)

17. 001- Tekken Tag Tournament 2

Grand Total (Nov 18th-Feb 16th): 58,328* (+6,542)

18. 001- Sing Party

Grand Total (Nov 18th-Feb 16th): 52,569* (+2,767)

19. 001- Mass Effect 3

Grand Total (Nov 18th-Feb 16th): 48,594* (+5,350)

20. 001- WipeOut 3 The Game

Grand Total (Nov 18th-Feb 16th): 33,480* (+2,842)

21. NEW Dragon Quest X

Grand Total (Mar 30th-Mar 31st): 33,302 

22. 001- Transformers Prime

Grand Total (Nov 18th-Feb 16th): 33,182* (+4,297)

23. 003- 007 Legends

Grand Total (Dec 7th-Feb 16th): 32,963* (+3,436)

24. 001+ Marvel Avengers: Battle for Earth

Grand Total (Nov 18th-Feb 16th): 30,109* (+7,926)

25. 001- Warriors Orochi 3 Hyper

Grand Total (Nov 18th-Feb 16th): 30,032* (+6,990)

26. 004- Madden NFL 13

Grand Total (Nov 18th-Feb 16th): 29,957* (+1,784)

27. 004- Game Party: Champions

Grand Total (Nov 18th-Feb 16th): 28,186* (+3,455)

28. 002- Ninja Gaiden 3

Grand Total (Nov 18th-Feb 16th): 25,185* (+3,259)

29. 002- Your Shape: Fitness Evolved 2013

Grand Total (Nov 18th-Feb 16th): 23,462* (+3,965)

30. NEW Game & Wario

Grand Total (Mar 28th-Mar 31st): 22,491

31. NEW Tank! Tank! Tank! 

Grand Total (Nov 18th-Feb 16th): 15,228* incomplete US and European sales

32. 004- Fist of the North Star: Ken's Rage 2 (Japan Only)

Grand Total (Feb 2nd-Feb 16th): 12,284 (+3,634)

33. NEW Need for Speed: Most Wanted U

Grand Total (Mar 19th-Mar 30th): 11,543*

34. NEW The Walking Dead: Survival Instinct

Grand Total (Mar 19th-Mar 30th): 10,637*

35. 006- NBA 2K13

Grand Total (Nov 18th-Feb 16th): 9,413* (+3,955) incomplete

36. 007- Romance of the Three Kingdoms XII

Grand Total (Nov 18th-Feb 16th): 6,358* (+1,436)

37. NEW The Amazing Spider-Man

Grand Total (Mar 5th-Mar 30th): 5,145

Overall Games Sold Grand Total: 6,312,774 (+968,442)

Games Sold Per Console: 2.2392385536 (+0.168654214)

First & Second Party Games Sold: 3,683,629 (+534,282)

First & Second Party Games Sold Per Console: 1.30664016706  (+0.0504945305)

Third Party Games Sold: 2,629,145 (+434,160)

Third Party Games Sold Per Console: 0.93259838654 (+0.0706304394)

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Nintendo eShop Top 20

1. Punch-Out!! Featuring Mr. Dream

2. Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate

3. LEGO City: Undercover

4. Nintendo Land

5. Runner2

6. Need for Speed: Most Wanted U

7. The Cave

8. Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed

9. Puddle

10. New Super Mario Bros. U

11. Trine 2: Director’s Cut

12. Nano Assault Neo

13. Little Inferno

14. Mighty Switch Force! Hyper Drive Edition

15. Chasing Aurora

16. Scribblenauts Unlimited

17. ZombiU

18. The Croods: Prehistoric Party!

19. Just Dance 4

20. Rise of the Guardians: The Video Game

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