Posted Nov 21, 2007 at 08:58AM by Sally B. Listed in: News, Super Mario Galaxy, Games Tags: George Harrison, Nintendo of America, Black Friday
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Super Mario Galaxy - Image 1It seems that Nintendo can gives themselves a pat on the back once again. according to their internal sales figures, their first-party Wii title Super Mario Galaxy sold a remarkable 500,000 copies in the US on its first week alone, and it's not even Black Friday or even the holidays yet.

"Super Mario Galaxy had the strongest one-week debut of any Wii game to date and has also become the best-selling Mario title ever in its first week," said George Harrison, Nintendo of America's senior vice president of marketing and corporate communications. Its strong sales may even rival that of Bungie Studios' Halo 3, especially since Black Friday - that wild sales frenzy of an event - is only a few days away.

According to Nintendo, it's still not too late to grab a copy of Super Mario Galaxy for yourself. You can purchase one from any of the participating malls showcasing the Nintendo Mall Experience, which will run through January 8. You can even try the game before buying it.





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