Ahead of the Xbox 360 and PS3 releases next week, Ubisoft has revealed the Wii, DS and PSP versions of
Michael Jackson: The Experience have sold 3 million combined copies worldwide.
“We’re delighted with the sales success of
Michael Jackson The Experience to date," Ubisoft's UK marketing director Murray Pannell
told MCV in revealing the new sales numbers.
Just over 10 percent of the title's sales have come from the United Kingdom, according to data from Gfk Chart-Track.
The game reached the 2 million sales milestone
in early January, just before the game's launch in Japan. Over 90 percent of those first 2 million sales came from the motion-controlled Wii version.
The title
premiered in December as the 8th best-selling new retail game in the U.S, according to NPD, before falling to
ninth place in January's chart.
Dance games as a whole have been enjoying somewhat of a resurgence recently, with Ubisoft's
Just Dance 2 selling over 5 million units and MTV Games'
Dance Central outselling rhythm-game mainstay Rock Band 3 to serve as one of the best-selling titles for Microsoft's Kinect.
The pending Kinect and Move-powered versions of
Michael Jackson: The Experience will include new songs and new features like co-op and battle modes on the Xbox 360 and Facebook integration on the PS3.
