Software and hardware sales for July

[Great Rumbler]

Rank / Platform / Title / Month Sales / Total Sales

1. PS2 NCAA Football 2004 -- 495,093 / 495,093
2. Xbox Star Wars : Knights of the Old Republic -- 299,597 / 299,597
3. Xbox NCAA Football 2004 -- 128,301 / 128,301
4. GBA Dragon Ball Z: The Legacy of Goku II -- 118,175 / 215,449
5. GBA Donkey Kong Country -- 97,863 / 253,375
6. GBA Pokémon Ruby -- 95,207 / 1,240,400
7. PS2 Grand Theft Auto III -- 93,011 / 4,800,871
8. GBA Pokémon Sapphire -- 88,315 / 1,144,599
9. GBA Yu-Gi-Oh! Worldwide Edition -- 66,955 / 370,580
10. PS2 Grand Theft Auto: Vice City -- 66,384 / 5,288,319
11. PS2 NBA Street Vol. 2 -- 61,134 / 675,688
12. GCN Mario Golf: Toadstool Tour -- 60,684 / 60,684
13. PS2 Enter the Matrix -- 60,263 / 870,770
14. PS2 Midnight Club II -- 56,896 / 418,962
15. GBA Finding Nemo -- 54,036 / 169,646
16. GBA Advance Wars 2: Black Hole Rising -- 53,950 / 112,116
17. GCN The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker -- 52,599 / 1,195,441
18. PS2 Tomb Raider: The Angel Of Darkness -- 50,883 / 207,869
19. GBA Sonic Advance 2 -- 49,998 / N/A
20. GCN Sonic Adventure DX Director's Cut -- 48,398 / 109,200

Rank / Title / Month Sales / Revenue

1. Mario Golf: Toadstool Tour -- 60,684 / $2,981,872
2. Wario World -- 40,337 / $2,016,238
3. Sonic Adventure DX -- 48,398 / $1,926,197
4. Zelda: The Wind Waker -- 52,599 / $1,796,685
5. Super Smash Bros. Melee -- 43,033 / $1,291,413
6. NCAA Football 2004 -- 21,214 / $1,049,537
7. Mario Party 4 -- 29,045 / $974,088
8. Sonic Adventure 2: Battle -- 23,798 / $706,516
9. Mega Man Network Transmission -- 16,862 / $672,272
10. Enter The Matrix -- 12,811 / $624,371

Platform / Month Sales / Total U.S. Userbase

Game Boy Advance -- 488,671 / 15,269,930
Playstation 2 -- 312,992 / 18,485,673
Xbox -- 136,841 / 5,682,847
GameCube -- 126,561 / 4,429,930


The GBA seems to be doing very good, but the hardware sales do take into account both the GBA and the SP.

N-Philes

[OB1]

Wow, Wind Waker has about as many units since its release as any one of the GBA Pokemon games. That's pretty impressive.

[Great Rumbler]

Impressive...and yet very, very sad.

[OB1]

Well the GBA's userbase is over three times that of the Gamecube's and Pokemon is the Gameboy's biggest seller, so it's not too shabby.

[Great Rumbler]

Yeah, but it should be more than that.

[OB1]

Better than any other GC game released so far, I think. Some of the launch titles might have done better.

[Great Rumbler]

Right, I think Mario Sunshine MIGHT have sold more than that and I'm pretty sure that SSBM has.

[OB1]

Sunshine sold poorly for a Mario game.

[A Black Falcon]

Seems about the same as its been for some time... GC not doing too well, GBA doing great...

Oh yeah, and considering that the GBA has 3x more users Zelda selling almost as well as a Pokemon game IS pretty good.

[Great Rumbler]

The GC isn't doing THAT bad. It's only slightly behind the Xbox.

[OB1]

Not in terms of software.

[A Black Falcon]

GC had 3 games in the top 20 and X-Box had two... X-Box just had a major title release (KOTOR) and GC didn't.

[OB1]

Uh, yeah, and where were they placed on the chart? The X-Box games are at #2 and #3, while the GC games are at #12, #17, and #20. Not even on the top 10.

[A Black Falcon]

But given what those five games are, I'd fully expect the two X-Box ones to sell better...

[OB1]

Mario Golf was a big seller on the N64, and the other X-Box game on the top 10 is also on the Gamecube, but nowhere on that chart.

[A Black Falcon]

You know as well as I that Cube sports games just don't sell.

[Great Rumbler]

And that's one of the reasons why they are in third place.

[OB1]

Exactly.

[A Black Falcon]

Yeah, that's one of many things bringing down the Cube...