Spirit of the question is that we can't include multiplats, period. I doubt a significant percentage of Nintendogs owners bought more than one version, but those are the breaks.

I'll ahve to agree with GTA:SA, but the question is, wasn't that a pack in as well at one point?

I meant multi-versions of the same game, not multiplats, but that does add a new spin to the question =)

I couldn't find any info on official Nintendo bundles, so if we assume you are right, then it now gos to

GTA:SA
New Super Mario Bros.
The Sims
GT3 A-spec
Pokemon Yellow

GTA3: San Andreas had multiple versions with different content. (Hot Coffee vs non-Hot Coffee)

This is fun. I bet we can eliminate most games on the list.

I don't know if it was "Official"
I just remember them bunching them together.

Might have been just a special dedicated to that chain etc...

So if there is no offical pack in listed, then I think the debate goes back to Super Mario Land.

Is there some sort of way we can look up "Official" bundles by comapny?

I've seen a few lists of bundles, but not for the older systems like the game boy. Wikipedia has a list of top sellers that weren't bundled with the system to start, but I couldn't find anything else.

Keep in mind that Pokemon Red or Blue alone sold over 15M each (which put them both above GT3), so if you count San Andreas, I guess you'll have to count them there.

RE: pokemon Red / Blue
I think as long as you count "one" of the versions, I'd agree, but that still does not get it past 17+ Mil like GTA:SA
(Unless one sold considerably more then the other one... which I have no idea on)

How in the world can you consider multiplatform games and not one game with two versions?