Nintendo has announced some standout sales statistics from the month of June 2016 in the US.
First, Super Smash Bros. for Wii U passed 2 million sales, while the 3DS version surpassed 3 million copies sold. Worldwide, the game sold 4.8 million units on Wii U as of March 31, while the 3DS edition shifted 8.12 million copies for the same time frame globally.
The full list will be released by NPD next Thursday, July 21.
In other news, the E3 surprise-release, Rhythm Heaven Megamix, performed well. Nintendo said the game pushed "straight to the top of the Nintendo eShop charts, where it stayed for most of the month."
On the hardware side, Nintendo reported that weekly sales of 3DS family systems (including the 3DS and 2DS), maintained an average weekly sales increase of 39 percent over May. The 2DS dropped in price to $80 in the US during May.
Check back with GameSpot next week for a further breakdown of June 2016's US hardware and software sales figures.