In the midst of the NPD Group’s sales report for June 2016 in the United States, Nintendo revealed that Super Smash Bros. for the Wii U managed to sell 2 million units with the 3DS version passing 3 million units.

It should be noted that worldwide sales as of March 31st for the Wii U version are at 4.8 million units. The 3DS version sold 8.12 million units since then. Nintendo also noted that not only was Minecraft Wii U the number 11 selling game in the NPD Group’s best-seller list but that Kirby: Planet Robobot was the fourth best-selling game in the US for June 2016.

Nintendo also noted that its 3DS line-up of handhelds, which included the 2DS, saw an average weekly sales increase by 39 percent in June over the previous month.

What are your thoughts on the success of Super Smash Bros. for the Wii U and 3DS? Let us know in the comments below and stay tuned for more information on the NPD Group’s full list of best-sellers for June 2016.

One of the last announcements Nintendo made during their Nintendo Direct today was a brand new Kirby game. Kirby: Planet Robobot looks like a new entry in the delightful series of platformers, and as with all Kirby games, this new one has a gimmick to instantly add a wrinkle to the platforming. In this case, the game features robotic enemies, which once you take down, you can take on the powers of.

Which… sounds an awful lot like Mega Man, actually.

As is the case with just about every new Nintendo game that is announced these days, Kirby: Planet Robobot will have Amiibo support. Nintendo will also be launching a new line of Kirby Amiibo as well, featuring characters from the popular series.

Kirby: Planet Robobot launches on June 10, exclusively on the Nintendo 3DS. The last game in the series for 3DS, Triple Deluxe, was actually pretty damn awesome, so we have high hopes from this one.