While the biggest news to come out of Nintendo’s latest earnings release, was no doubt the many millions of copies that Animal Crossing: New Horizons was undoubtedly going to sell — on top of total hardware sales for the Switch itself -- that’s not to say that Nintendo’s other first-party titles haven’t impressed with their own updated sales figures. In what is certainly becoming one of Nintendo’s most commercially-successful periods so far as software is concerned, both Splatoon 2 and Super Mario Party have become the latest games to pass the coveted 10 million milestone for the system.

The former has now sold more than double the 2015 Wii U original sitting at around 10.13 million, with Super Mario Party now officially the highest-selling entry in the series across all platforms, at 10.1 million. With the addition of Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Rescue Team DX, which managed to sell roughly 1.26 million copies, it means there are now 27 titles -- first-party and third-party alike -- on Nintendo Switch that have crossed the million mark. A third of which, all first-party games, have sold at least ten million.