GfK‘s latest sales numbers show that Kirby and the Forgotten Land is now the best-selling Kirby game in the UK. This bit of information is based only on sales in real life. But digital downloads are more popular than ever, which makes the success of the game even more important.
Kirby and the Forgotten Land is a big hit
The release of Kirby and the Forgotten Land in the UK was the biggest Kirby release ever. At the beginning of April, it became the fourth book in the series that sold the most copies.
The game was also a big hit in Japan, where it had the best start of any game in the series. Kirby and the Forgotten Land has now sold more than 800,000 physical copies in that area.
In its most recent financial report, Nintendo said 2.65 million copies of Kirby and the Forgotten Land had been sold around the world. At this point, that number should be well over three million. When Nintendo’s next financial report comes out next week, they should have a new report on sales.
About Kirby and the Forgotten Land
Kirby’s first adventure in 3D!
In the newest Kirby game, you’ll go to a world you’ve never been to before where civilization and nature have become one. Use Kirby’s usual moves, like breathing in, spitting out, jumping, and copying, to move around freely as you go deeper into 3D stages.
The Waddle Dees need to be saved.
You’ll start your adventure with an important goal: to save the Waddle Dees, who have been taken by mysterious enemies called the Beast Pack. You’ll have to fight members of the Beast Pack and solve puzzles in each stage as you try to reach the goal and save the Waddle Dees.
Check out the new Drill and Ranger Copy Abilities.
You can use your favorite Copy Abilities from the series in beautiful 3D, and you also have access to new abilities. With Drill, you can dig underground, and with Ranger, you can shoot shooting-star shots.
Kirby and Bandana Waddle can work together in 2-player co-op. Dee
You can go to the new world as a team if you share a Joy-Con.
