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The final count is in and the NPD's US video game sale numbers are final. 2017 was an incredibly good year for the video game industry, with sales across the industry up 11% over 2016. Consumers spent $14.6 billion on video games, hardware and accessories in the US in 2017.

In December sales were up 10% to $3.3 billion. $1.6 billion of that was on software, with Nintendo leading the pack, while Activision-Blizzard was the highest grossing publisher of the year. Consumers spent $6.7 billion on video game software in 2017.

Spending on hardware&nbsp;was up 27% in December to $1.3 billion. For the year, hardware sales were up 28%, largely driven by the Nintendo Switch. That console was the best-selling hardware of December, while the PS4 remained the top-selling console of the year.

Best-Selling Games Of December

Here are the top 20 best-selling video games of December. Note that the NPD group counts both physical and digital sales of each of these publishers except for Nintendo. Nintendo is not part of the firm's digital partnership, so only physical sales are counted.

  1. Call of Duty: WWII
  2. Star Wars: Battlefront II 2017^
  3. Super Mario Odyssey**
  4. NBA 2K18
  5. Mario Kart 8**
  6. Madden NFL 18
  7. Playerunknown's Battlegrounds^
  8. Assassin's Creed: Origins
  9. The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild**
  10. Grand Theft Auto V
  11. FIFA 18^
  12. Destiny 2^
  13. Lego Marvel Super Heroes 2
  14. Splatoon 2**
  15. Need for Speed: Payback^
  16. Xenoblade Chronicles 2**
  17. Just Dance 2018
  18. The Sims 4^
  19. Pokemon: Ultra Sun**
  20. Pokemon: Ultra Moon**

Best-Selling Games Of 2017

Moving on to the best-selling games of the year, here's the top ten list:

  1. Call of Duty: WWII
  2. NBA 2K18
  3. Destiny 2^
  4. Madden NFL 18
  5. The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild**
  6. Grand Theft Auto V
  7. Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Wildlands
  8. Star Wars: Battlefront II 2017^
  9. Super Mario Odyssey**
  10. Mario Kart 8**

When the November numbers came out last month, I guessed that not much would change in terms of the final order of this list. I wasn't too far off, though there were some significant changes.

Here were the top-ten games one month ago:

  1. Call of Duty: WWII
  2. Destiny 2**
  3. NBA 2K18
  4. Madden NFL 18
  5. Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon: Wildlands
  6. The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild*
  7. Grand Theft Auto V
  8. For Honor
  9. Injustice 2
  10. Horizon Zero Dawn

There are a few changes in the order.&nbsp;NBA 2K18&nbsp;overtook&nbsp;Destiny 2 for second place&nbsp;and&nbsp;The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild&nbsp;slipped into the fifth-place slot, knocking&nbsp;Ghost Recon: Wildlands&nbsp;into seventh place.

Grand Theft Auto V&nbsp;gained one spot, finishing the year off at #6. That remains the most remarkable thing about 2017's best-selling games.&nbsp;GTA V&nbsp;is still somehow outselling most new games despite being over four years old.

It's the bottom of the list where things really change.&nbsp;For Honor, Injustice 2&nbsp;and&nbsp;Horizon Zero Dawn&nbsp;are all kicked off the top-ten, replaced by&nbsp;Star Wars: Battlefront II, Super Mario Odyssey&nbsp;and&nbsp;Super Mario Kart 8.

Nintendo had a fantastic year, as this list proves, with three of the top ten titles releasing on the Switch. Activision still outsold Nintendo, with&nbsp;Call of Duty: WWII&nbsp;as the best-selling game of the year, far out-stripping sales of last year's&nbsp;Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare.

All told, a very strong year for video games and video game sales.

Further Reading:

  • See 2018's top video game releases here.
  • Check out the Forbes Top 20 games of 2017 here.
  • Here are my 42 video game predictions for the coming year.
  • See what other games are releasing in January here.

The final count is in and the NPD's US video game sale numbers are final. 2017 was an incredibly good year for the video game industry, with sales across the industry up 11% over 2016. Consumers spent $14.6 billion on video games, hardware and accessories in the US in 2017.

In December sales were up 10% to $3.3 billion. $1.6 billion of that was on software, with Nintendo leading the pack, while Activision-Blizzard was the highest grossing publisher of the year. Consumers spent $6.7 billion on video game software in 2017.

Spending on hardware was up 27% in December to $1.3 billion. For the year, hardware sales were up 28%, largely driven by the Nintendo Switch. That console was the best-selling hardware of December, while the PS4 remained the top-selling console of the year.

Best-Selling Games Of December

Here are the top 20 best-selling video games of December. Note that the NPD group counts both physical and digital sales of each of these publishers except for Nintendo. Nintendo is not part of the firm's digital partnership, so only physical sales are counted.

  1. Call of Duty: WWII
  2. Star Wars: Battlefront II 2017^
  3. Super Mario Odyssey**
  4. NBA 2K18
  5. Mario Kart 8**
  6. Madden NFL 18
  7. Playerunknown's Battlegrounds^
  8. Assassin's Creed: Origins
  9. The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild**
  10. Grand Theft Auto V
  11. FIFA 18^
  12. Destiny 2^
  13. Lego Marvel Super Heroes 2
  14. Splatoon 2**
  15. Need for Speed: Payback^
  16. Xenoblade Chronicles 2**
  17. Just Dance 2018
  18. The Sims 4^
  19. Pokemon: Ultra Sun**
  20. Pokemon: Ultra Moon**

Best-Selling Games Of 2017

Moving on to the best-selling games of the year, here's the top ten list:

  1. Call of Duty: WWII
  2. NBA 2K18
  3. Destiny 2^
  4. Madden NFL 18
  5. The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild**
  6. Grand Theft Auto V
  7. Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Wildlands
  8. Star Wars: Battlefront II 2017^
  9. Super Mario Odyssey**
  10. Mario Kart 8**

When the November numbers came out last month, I guessed that not much would change in terms of the final order of this list. I wasn't too far off, though there were some significant changes.

Here were the top-ten games one month ago:

  1. Call of Duty: WWII
  2. Destiny 2**
  3. NBA 2K18
  4. Madden NFL 18
  5. Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon: Wildlands
  6. The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild*
  7. Grand Theft Auto V
  8. For Honor
  9. Injustice 2
  10. Horizon Zero Dawn

There are a few changes in the order. NBA 2K18 overtook Destiny 2 for second place and The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild slipped into the fifth-place slot, knocking Ghost Recon: Wildlands into seventh place.

Grand Theft Auto V gained one spot, finishing the year off at #6. That remains the most remarkable thing about 2017's best-selling games. GTA V is still somehow outselling most new games despite being over four years old.

It's the bottom of the list where things really change. For Honor, Injustice 2 and Horizon Zero Dawn are all kicked off the top-ten, replaced by Star Wars: Battlefront II, Super Mario Odyssey and Super Mario Kart 8.

Nintendo had a fantastic year, as this list proves, with three of the top ten titles releasing on the Switch. Activision still outsold Nintendo, with Call of Duty: WWII as the best-selling game of the year, far out-stripping sales of last year's Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare.

All told, a very strong year for video games and video game sales.

Further Reading:

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  • Best-selling video game franchises
  • Most-played video games by player count

This is a list of the best-selling video games of all time. The best-selling video game to date is Minecraft, a sandbox video game originally released for Microsoft Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux in 2011. The game has been ported to a wide range of platforms, selling over 176 million copies. Tetris and Grand Theft Auto V are the only other games to have sold over 100 million copies. The best-selling game on a single platform is Wii Sports, with nearly 83 million sales for the Wii console.

Of the top 50 best-selling video games on this list, over 20 were developed or published by Nintendo, including over half of the top ten. A further five games were published by their affiliate, The Pokémon Company. Other publishers with multiple entries in the top 50 include Activision, Rockstar Games, Electronic Arts, and Sega. Aside from Nintendo's internal development teams, Game Freak is the developer with the most games in the top 50, with six from the Pokémon series. The oldest game in the top 50 is Frogger, which was released in June 1981. Games reported on by player count instead of official sales figures, such as registered accounts, subscriptions, or free-to-play ownership, are not to be included; those belong on the list of most-played video games by player count instead.

List

TitleSalesPlatform(s)Initial release dateDeveloper(s)[a]Publisher(s)[a]Bundled with a console?Ref.
Minecraft176,000,000[b]Multi-platformNovember 18, 2011[c]MojangMojang[3]
Tetris170,000,000[b]Multi-platformJune 6, 1984ElektronorgtechnicaSpectrum HoloByte[d][5][e]
Grand Theft Auto V110,000,000Multi-platformSeptember 17, 2013Rockstar NorthRockstar Games[9]
Wii Sports82,870,000WiiNovember 19, 2006Nintendo EADNintendo[10]
PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds50,000,000Multi-platformDecember 20, 2017PUBG CorporationPUBG Corporation[11]
Pokémon Red/Green/Blue/Yellow47,520,000Multi-platformFebruary 27, 1996Game FreakNintendo[f]
Wii Fit and Wii Fit Plus43,800,000WiiDecember 1, 2007Nintendo EADNintendo[10]
Super Mario Bros.43,170,000Multi-platformSeptember 13, 1985NintendoNintendo[g]
Mario Kart Wii37,200,000WiiApril 10, 2008Nintendo EADNintendo[10]
Wii Sports Resort33,100,000WiiJune 25, 2009Nintendo EADNintendo[10]
New Super Mario Bros.30,800,000Nintendo DSMay 15, 2006Nintendo EADNintendo[18]
New Super Mario Bros. Wii30,260,000WiiNovember 11, 2009Nintendo EADNintendo[10]
The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim[19]30,000,000Multi-platformNovember 11, 2011Bethesda Game StudiosBethesda Softworks[20]
Diablo III and Reaper of Souls30,000,000Multi-platformMay 16, 2012Blizzard EntertainmentBlizzard Entertainment[21]
Pokémon Gold/Silver/Crystal29,490,000Game Boy ColorNovember 21, 1999Game FreakNintendo[h]
Duck Hunt28,300,000NESApril 21, 1984Nintendo R&D1Nintendo[23]
Wii Play28,020,000WiiDecember 2, 2006Nintendo EADNintendo[10]
Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas27,500,000Multi-platformOctober 26, 2004Rockstar NorthRockstar Games[24]
Terraria27,000,000[b]Multi-platformMay 16, 2011Re-LogicRe-Logic[25]
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 326,500,000Multi-platformNovember 8, 2011Infinity Ward
Sledgehammer Games		Activision[26]
Call of Duty: Black Ops26,200,000Multi-platformNovember 9, 2010TreyarchActivision[26]
Mario Kart 8/Deluxe25,130,000Multi-platformMay 29, 2014Nintendo EADNintendo[27][28]
Grand Theft Auto IV25,000,000Multi-platformApril 29, 2008Rockstar NorthRockstar Games[29]
Pokémon Diamond/Pearl/Platinum24,730,000Nintendo DSSeptember 28, 2006Game FreakNintendo / The Pokémon Company[i]
Pokémon Sun/Moon/Ultra Sun/Ultra Moon24,520,000Nintendo 3DSNovember 18, 2016Game FreakNintendo / The Pokémon Company[j]
Call of Duty: Black Ops II24,200,000Multi-platformNovember 12, 2012TreyarchActivision[26]
FIFA 1824,000,000Multi-platformSeptember 29, 2017EA CanadaElectronic Arts[32]
Kinect Adventures!24,000,000Xbox 360November 4, 2010Good Science StudioMicrosoft Studios[33]
Red Dead Redemption 224,000,000Multi-platformOctober 26, 2018Rockstar StudiosRockstar Games[34]
Sonic the Hedgehog23,982,960[b]Multi-platformJune 23, 1991Sonic TeamSega[k]
Nintendogs23,960,000Nintendo DSApril 21, 2005Nintendo EADNintendo[18]
Mario Kart DS23,600,000Nintendo DSNovember 14, 2005Nintendo EADNintendo[18]
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 222,700,000Multi-platformNovember 10, 2009Infinity WardActivision[26]
Pokémon Ruby/Sapphire/Emerald22,540,000Game Boy AdvanceNovember 21, 2002Game FreakNintendo / The Pokémon Company[l]
Super Mario World20,972,500Multi-platformNovember 21, 1990Nintendo EADNintendo[m]
Frogger20,000,000Multi-platformJune 5, 1981KonamiSega[41][42]
Grand Theft Auto: Vice City20,000,000Multi-platformOctober 27, 2002Rockstar NorthRockstar Games[43]
Lemmings20,000,000Multi-platformFebruary 14, 1991DMA DesignPsygnosis[44]
Borderlands 220,000,000Multi-platformSeptember 18, 2012Gearbox Software2K Games[45]
Brain Age19,010,000Nintendo DSMay 19, 2005Nintendo SPDNintendo[18]
Super Mario Bros. 319,000,000Multi-platformOctober 23, 1988NintendoNintendo[n]
Call of Duty: Ghosts19,000,000Multi-platformNovember 5, 2013Infinity WardActivision[47]
Super Mario Land18,370,500Multi-platformApril 21, 1989Nintendo R&D1Nintendo[o]
Mario Kart 718,260,000Nintendo 3DSDecember 1, 2011Nintendo EADNintendo[31]
Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing17,770,000[b]Multi-platformJune 23, 2011Sumo DigitalSega[p]
Grand Theft Auto III17,500,000Multi-platformOctober 22, 2001DMA DesignRockstar Games[54]
The Last of Us/Remastered17,000,000Multi-platformJune 14, 2013Naughty DogSony Computer Entertainment[55]
Pokémon X and Y16,390,000Nintendo 3DSOctober 12, 2013Game FreakNintendo / The Pokémon Company[31]
The Sims16,000,000Multi-platformJanuary 31, 2000MaxisElectronic Arts[56]
Need for Speed: Most Wanted16,000,000Multi-platformNovember 11, 2005EA Black BoxElectronic Arts[57]

See also

Notes

  1. ^ abOnly developers and publishers for the original release of each game are listed, except where noted otherwise.
  2. ^ abcdeSales figure includes paid mobile downloads
  3. ^Although Minecraft was first publicly available on May 17, 2009,[1] and the 1.0 version on November 18, 2011, the first version of Minecraft which required a paid account was first publicly available on December 23, 2009,[2] therefore it started accumulating sales that year.
  4. ^Tetris was originally licensed and published by Spectrum HoloByte, although other publishers of early ports of the game included Mirrorsoft, Infogrames and Bullet-Proof Software. In 1996, the license to Tetris was officially transferred to The Tetris Company, which would publish later releases of the title with Bullet-Proof Software.[4]
  5. ^Tetris sold 70million physical retail units[6] (including 35million Game Boy version sales)[7] and 100million paid mobile game downloads.[8]
  6. ^Red, Green, Blue and Yellow versions sold 46.02million units on Game Boy[12][13] and 1.5million units on Nintendo 3DS Virtual Console.[14]
  7. ^Super Mario Bros. sold 40.24million units on Nintendo Entertainment System[15] and 660,000 units on Wii Virtual Console,[16] and Classic NES Series port sold 2.27million units on Game Boy Advance.[17]
  8. ^Gold and Silver versions sold 23.1million units[13] and Crystal version sold 6.39million units on Game Boy Color.[22]
  9. ^Diamond and Pearl versions sold 17.67million units,[18] and Platinum version sold 7.06million units.[30]
  10. ^Sun and Moon sold 16.15million units[31] and Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon sold 8.37million units.[31]
  11. ^Sonic the Hedgehog sold 15million units on Sega Genesis,[35] 482,960 units on Xbox Live Arcade,[36] 8million paid mobile downloads up until 2008,[37] and over 500,000 paid Android downloads between 2013 and 2016.[38]
  12. ^Ruby and Sapphire versions sold 16.22million units[39] and Emerald version sold 6.32million units on Game Boy Advance.[40]
  13. ^Super Mario World sold 20.61million units on Super Nintendo Entertainment System and 362,500 units on Wii Virtual Console.[16]
  14. ^Super Mario Bros. 3 sold 18million units on Nintendo Entertainment System[46] and 1million units on Wii Virtual Console.[16]
  15. ^Super Mario Land sold 18.14million units on Game Boy,[48] and 230,500 units on 3DS Virtual Console.[49]
  16. ^Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing sold 16.7million units on iOS[50] (where it was released as a paid download),[51][52] and 1.07million units on PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, Wii and DS.[53]

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