List of best-selling game consoles

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The following table contains video game consoles that have sold at least 1 million units worldwide either through to consumers or inside retail channels. Each console includes sales from every iteration unless otherwise noted. The years correspond to when the first version of each console was released (excluding test markets).

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Best-selling consoles

  Background shading and # indicates consoles currently on the market.
PlatformTypeCompanyReleased [2] Units soldRef.
PlayStation 2 Home Sony 2000160 million [1]
Nintendo DS Handheld Nintendo 2004154.02 million [3] [note 1]
Nintendo Switch #Hybrid Nintendo 2017154.01 million [3] [note 2]
Game Boy & Game Boy Color Handheld Nintendo 1989, 1998118.69 million [3] [note 3]
PlayStation 4 #Home Sony 2013117.2 million [5]
PlayStation Home Sony 1994102.49 million [6]
Wii Home Nintendo 2006101.63 million [3]
PlayStation 3 Home Sony 200687.4 million [7] [8]
PlayStation 5 #Home Sony 202084.2 million [9]
Xbox 360 Home Microsoft 2005≥84 million [note 4]
Game Boy Advance Handheld Nintendo 200181.51 million [3]
PlayStation Portable Handheld Sony 2004≥80 million [1]
Nintendo 3DS Handheld Nintendo 201175.94 million [3]
Family Computer/Nintendo Entertainment System Home Nintendo 198361.91 million [3]
Xbox One Home Microsoft 2013~58 million [17]
Super Famicom/Super Nintendo Entertainment System Home Nintendo 199049.1 million [3]
Nintendo 64 Home Nintendo 199632.93 million [3]
Mega Drive/Genesis Home Sega 198830.75 million [note 5]
Atari 2600 Home Atari 197730 million [21]
Xbox Series X/S #Home Microsoft 202028.3 million [22]
Xbox Home Microsoft 200124 million [23]
Nintendo GameCube Home Nintendo 200121.74 million [3]
Quest 2 VR headset Reality Labs 2020~20 million [24]
Wii U Home Nintendo 201213.56 million [3]
PlayStation Vita Handheld Sony 201110–15 million (estimate) [note 6]
V.Smile & V.Motion Home VTech 2004, 200711 million [28]
Game Gear Handheld Sega 199010.62 million [note 7]
Nintendo Switch 2 #Hybrid Nintendo 2025 > 10.36 million [3]
Sega Mark III/Master System Home Sega 198510 million [note 7]
PC Engine/TurboGrafx-16 Home NEC/Hudson Soft [note 8] 198710 million [33]
Sega Saturn Home Sega 19949.26 million [19]
Dreamcast Home Sega 19989.14 million [34]
Master System (Brazilian variants)Home Tectoy 19898 million [35]
Dendy (famiclone)Home Micro Genius 19926 million [36]
Super NES Classic Edition Dedicated Nintendo 20175.28 million [37]
Advanced Pico Beena Home Sega 2005 > 4.1 million [38]
Atari 7800 Home Atari 1986 > 3.77 million [39]
NES Classic Edition Dedicated Nintendo 20163.56 million [40] [41]
WonderSwan & WonderSwan Color Handheld Bandai 1999, 20003.5 million [note 9]
Sega Pico Home Sega 1993 > 3.4 million [note 10]
Color TV-Game Dedicated Nintendo 19773 million [50] [51]
Intellivision Home Mattel 19803 million [52]
Mega Drive (Brazilian variants)Home Tectoy 19903 million [53] [54]
N-Gage Handheld Nokia 20033 million [55]
Magnavox Odyssey² Home Magnavox/Philips 19782 million [56]
ColecoVision Home Coleco 1982 > 2 million [note 11]
Sega SG-1000 Home Sega 19832 million [60] [61]
Atari Lynx Handheld Atari 1989 > 2 million [62]
3DO Interactive Multiplayer Home The 3DO Company/Panasonic/Sanyo/GoldStar 1993 > 2 million [63]
Neo Geo Pocket & Neo Geo Pocket Color Handheld SNK 1998, 19992 million [64]
Oculus Go VR headset Oculus 2018 > 2 million [65]
Mega Drive/Genesis Mini Dedicated Sega 2019 > 1.5 million [66]
Telstar Dedicated Coleco 1976 > 1 million [67] [note 12]
Atari 5200 Home Atari 19821 million [69]
Philips CD-i Home Philips 1990 > 1 million [note 13]
Pegasus (famiclone)Home Micro Genius 19911 million [72]

>Final sales are greater than the reported figure. See notes.

Notes

  1. ↑ Including Nintendo DS Lite, DSi and DSi XL units
  2. ↑ Including Nintendo Switch Lite and OLED units
  3. ↑ Nintendo only provided a combined sales total. [4] Before Game Boy Color's release in late 1998, [2] previous models sold 64.42 million units combined worldwide. [2]
  4. ↑ Microsoft announced in October 2015 that individual platform sales in their fiscal reports will no longer be disclosed. The company shifted focus to the amount of active users on Xbox Live as its "primary metric for[ sic ] success". [10] Monthly active Xbox Live users reached nearly 90 million by Q3 2020. [11] Xbox 360: Production ended in 2016; 84 million in total lifetime sales. [12] Xbox One: Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella unveiled at a December 3, 2014, shareholder presentation that 10 million units were sold. [13] Most third-party estimates put the total number of Xbox One units sold by the end of 2019 at "around 50 million". [14] Market data and analytics firm Ampere Analysis Insights estimated the Xbox One had sold 51 million units by Q2 2020. [15] Microsoft announced on July 17, 2020, that they would cease manufacturing the Xbox One S All-Digital Edition and Xbox One X, though production of the Xbox One S would continue. [16]
  5. ↑ 30.75 million sold by Sega worldwide as of March 1996, [18] [19] not including sales of third-party licensed consoles from manufacturers such as Majesco Entertainment in the United States (which projected it would sell 1.5 million) [20] or Tec Toy in Brazil (listed separately)
  6. ↑ PlayStation Vita: Third-party estimates range from 10–15 million. [25] Glixel stated in June 2017 that 15 million were sold, [26] while the Electronic Entertainment Design and Research suggests several million less by the end of 2015. [27] Production ceased in Japan in March 2019. [25]
  7. 1 2 Game Gear
    Sega announced that it had shipped 10.62 million Game Gear units by March 31, 1996, [18] but the Game Gear continued to be produced until April 30, 1997. [29]
    Sega Mark III/Master System
    Sega announced that it had shipped 10 million Sega Mark III/Master Systems by March 31, 1994, [30] but the Master System continued to be produced until April 16, 1996. [31]
  8. ↑ Designed by Hudson and manufactured and marketed by NEC [32]
  9. ↑ Bandai released three WonderSwan iterations. [42] A March 2003 Famitsu article reported the original (March 1999) [43] and color (December 2000) [43] versions sold approximately 3 million units combined, [44] while the SwanCrystal (July 2002) [42] sold over 200 thousand units. [44] Bandai announced the transition from hardware to third-party development in February 2003 due to declining sales and would supply software to Nintendo's Game Boy Advance by March 2004. [45] Average weekly Famitsu sales during the transition were only a couple hundred units, [1] and the SwanCrystal went build to order starting in autumn 2003. [44] WonderSwan hardware designer Koto claimed over 3.5 million were sold. [46]
  10. ↑ Sega sold this amount as of April 2005. [47] Its successor launched on August 6, 2005. [48] Majesco re-manufactured and distributed the Pico in the United States starting at the end of 1999. [49]
  11. ↑ The ColecoVision reached 2 million units sold by the spring of 1984. Console quarterly sales dramatically decreased at this time, but it continued to sell modestly [57] [58] with most inventory gone by October 1985. [59]
  12. ↑ Coleco launched Telstar in 1976 and sold a million. Production and delivery issues, and dedicated consoles being replaced by electronic handheld games dramatically reduced sales in 1977. Over a million Telstars were scrapped in 1978, and it cost Coleco $22.3 million that year [58] —almost bankrupting the company. [68]
  13. ↑ This Philips-reported figure was in The New York Times on September 15, 1994. [70] The CD-i was discontinued in 1998. [71]

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