List of best-selling Game Boy Advance games

This is a list of Game Boy Advance games that have sold or shipped at least one million copies.

List

Game Boy Advance

Game Boy Advance games that have sold or shipped at least one million copies

Title	Copies sold	Sales breakdown
Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire	16.22 million[1]	N/A
Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen	11.82 million	N/A
Pokémon Emerald	6.32 million[2]	N/A
Mario Kart: Super Circuit	5.91 million[3]	N/A
Super Mario World: Super Mario Advance 2	4.179 million (approximately)	3.16 million in US[4] 919,234 in Japan[5] 100,000 in UK[6]
Super Mario Advance	3.938 million (approximately)	2.85 million in US[4] 887,505 in Japan[5] 200,000 in UK[7]
Super Mario Advance 4: Super Mario Bros. 3	3.698 million (approximately)	2.88 million in US[4] 718,207 in Japan[5] 100,000 in UK[6]
Namco Museum	2.96 million	2.96 million in US[4]
Pokémon Pinball: Ruby & Sapphire	2.5 million[8]	N/A
Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Red Rescue Team	2.2 million[2]	N/A
Yoshi's Island: Super Mario Advance 3	2.196 million (approximately)	1.58 million in US[4] 515,633 in Japan[5] 100,000 in UK[6]
Kirby: Nightmare in Dreamland	2.1 million (approximately)	1.12 million in US[4] 832,901 in Japan[5] 150,453 in Europe
The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past and Four Swords	2.024 million (approximately)	1.63 million in US[4] 293,989 in Japan[5] 100,000 in UK[6]
Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga	1.899 million (approximately)	1.46 million in US[4] 438,781 in Japan[5]
Finding Nemo	1.84 million (approximately)	1.55 million in US[4] 90,560 in Japan[9] 200,000 in UK[7]
Famicom Mini: Super Mario Bros.	1.749 million (approximately)	1.32 million in Japan[10] 429,235 in US[11]
Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories	1.742 million (approximately)	1.2 million in US[4] 342,341 in Japan[5] 200,000 in Europe[12]
Yu-Gi-Oh! The Eternal Duelist Soul	1.71 million (approximately)	1.3 million in US[13] 410,534 in Japan[5]
Frogger's Adventures: Temple of the Frog	1.7 million	1.7 million in US[13]
Pac-Man Collection	1.6 million	1.6 million in US[13]
Sonic Advance	1.515 million (approximately)	1.21 million in US[4] 204,542 in Japan[5] 100,000 in UK[6]
Sonic Advance 3	1.5 million[14]	N/A
Dragon Ball Z: The Legacy of Goku	1.4 million	1.4 million in US[4]
The Incredibles	1.396 million (approximately)	1.18 million in US[4] 16,492 in Japan[15] 200,000 in UK[7]
Donkey Kong Country	1.352 million (approximately)	1.1 million in US[4] 251,878 in Japan[5]
Mega Man Battle Network 4	1.35 million[16]	N/A
Kirby & the Amazing Mirror	1.324 million (approximately)	620,000 in US[17] 704,295 in Japan[5]
Spyro: Season of Ice	1.29 million (approximately)	1.19 million in US[4] 100,000 in UK[6]
Metroid Fusion	1.286 million (approximately)	1.13 million in US[4] 155,528 in Japan[5]
Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets	1.2 million (approximately)	1.1 million in US[4] 100,000 in UK[6]
Disney Princess	1.17 million (approximately)	1.07 million in US[4] 100,000 in UK[6]
Final Fantasy Tactics Advance	1.102 million (approximately)	660,000 in US[18] 441,926 in Japan[5]
Golden Sun	1.08 million (approximately)	742,000 in US[19] 338,097 in Japan[5]
Sonic Advance 2	1.016 million (approximately)	740,000 in US[20] 176,451 in Japan[5] 100,000 in UK[6]
The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap	1 million[21]	N/A
Wario Land 4	1 million[22]	N/A
WarioWare: Twisted!	1 million[23]	N/A

Total Game Boy Advance games sold as of March 31, 2009: 377.42 million.^[24][25]

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