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VenusianKing on 14 July 2015

Super Mario Maker most certainly will sell a million before the year is out. Doubtful for the rest of the holiday titles.



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Skullwaker on 14 July 2015
Darwinianevolution said:
Mario Maker. If they restock, maybe Pikmin 3 and Lego City Undercover could reach the million (digital+retail).

Both of those games are surely over 1m digital+retail, especially Pikmin 3.



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Nogamez on 14 July 2015

Yoshi wooly world maybe? 

And definately Mario party 10, and probably Mario kart 8 and smash bros will shift a million this year

So yeah wii u will have a game sell over a million this year.



Angelv577 on 14 July 2015

SM maker should do it. Don't see any more games doing it.



Nintation360 on 14 July 2015

By December 31st, Pikmin 3, Mario Party 10 and Mario Maker are our best chances of the Wii U getting another million seller... possibly Bayonetta 2.  



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Gammalad on 14 July 2015

If they add online multiplayer to Star Fox then that could, I doubt XCX will unless they give it a big advertisement campaign.



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Mati_Intrieri on 14 July 2015

Mario Maker and Starfox will.



Mati_Intrieri on 14 July 2015

Mario Party 10 and Pikmin 3 will become million sellers this year too.



Goodnightmoon on 15 July 2015
spurgeonryan said:
Paatar said:

Mario Maker will hit it. So will Star Fox, Yoshi's Wooly World and possibly Xenoblade.


No way yoshis wooly world makes it. It will take as long as DKwill take.

NO

The last homeconsole Yoshi was looong time ago, not like DK and the Amiibo will help a lot.

Yoshi is a million seller this year, FOR SURE.



Cream147 on 15 July 2015

Super Mario Maker is a nailed on million seller as long as they don't market it horribly.