It was an enjoyable game.

True, not the type of game I wanted when I thought Mario+Sonic, but it's a fun game. Much better than most of the minigame compilations on the Wii (Mario Party, Carnival Games, Big Brain Academy, WiiPlay, ect).

rofl AoA

btw

just checked nope no 3 milly sellers on PS3.

How is it a shovelware game?

It's not shovelware. The DS version is not brilliant but nice. Nothing more or less than I expected (don't own the Wii version).

Who - except Sega & Nintendo - really cares if these games sell 4 million or only 4 thousand copies, as long as those who buy them get what they want.

I like these kind of games since I first played Accolade's Summer/Winter challenge in the early 90s. I also bought Torino 2006 for Xbox. If these summer/winter olympic kind of games are done well, they can be very funny for a quick competition.

who would have thought it would sell that much,and its still selling with strong legs

here we go again.

i repeat--it's a damn fine game. i have had a LOT of fun playing it. what, i can't say that i liked it?

clearly, 4 million other people agreed with me.

some people just can't accept that a game that isn't to their liking sold 4 million copies. i don't play games like gears of war or MGS, but they seem to sell well and i understand and respect people's preferences.

 its a game about mini-games

I thought it would sell 4 million. Now I think it'll do 5 or 6, if you combine Wii and DS sales and wait for the actual Olympics, when the real advertising kicks in.

It'd be hard to put Mario and Sonic together and NOT sell 4 million.

I still haven't played it, although the early 90's gamer inside me really wants to. Nintendo vs. Sega was the only REAL console war that mattered. Today it's Nintendo vs. the World.

shovelware outselling any ps3 game on the market?

hmmm.....

Done trolling weezy?