The final number for the first three days are 65,367 units sold. The download card that packs both volumes together didn't chart inside the top 30. Battle Network Legacy Collection has sold an additional 5,121 units thanks to the download cards released for Nintendo Switch of Vol.1 and 2. UPDATE: Famitsu has released an expanded sales chart that covers the top 30 best selling games instead of top 10. MMBNLC could be on track to become the next million seller in the Mega Man franchise. Worldwide digital and physical sales have yet to be disclosed but this bodes well overall. This number only accounts for physical sales in Japan. Basically, the collection sold approximately 60,246 units in three days, selling more than all Mega Man X Legacy Collection versions (1, 2 and 1+2 bundle) combined and Mega Man 11 in a similar period of time (in Japan). Roughly a week later, the first sales report has come out from Japan - and it's looking good.įor the week between April 10th to April 16th, Famitsu reports that the Nintendo Switch version has sold 52,375 units charting at #1 and the PlayStation 4 version charted at #5 selling 7,871 units. Mega Man Battle Network Legacy Collection launched worldwide on April 14th.
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