Bandai Namco has revealed updated lifetime shipment figures for several of its major gaming franchises, confirming that the Tekken series has reached 62.70 million units worldwide. The Tales of series has also surpassed 32 million units, according to the company’s newly published Fact Book 2026 via Install Base.
The figures cover shipments through March 2026, with Tekken’s total dating back to the franchise’s launch in March 1995. The 62.70 million figure includes both home console and PC versions, making Tekken the highest-shipping home console series in Bandai Namco’s list of major titles.
The Tales of series has reached 32.13 million shipments since December 1995, also including PC releases.
Bandai Namco’s report provides lifetime totals for several other franchises. Naruto-related games have shipped 46.58 million units since April 2006, while the Dark Souls series has reached 41.80 million units since September 2011.
However, the Dark Souls figure only covers overseas sales where Bandai Namco Entertainment was the original seller. It does not include domestic Japanese sales handled by FromSoftware, meaning the reported total does not represent all worldwide shipments.
Little Nightmares has reached 24.54 million units since April 2017, including network content, while Super Robot Wars has accumulated 21.33 million shipments since April 1991.
Bandai Namco Franchise Lifetime Shipment Figures
| Franchise | Lifetime Shipments | Reporting Period Begins |
|---|---|---|
| Tekken | 62.70 million | March 1995 |
| Naruto-related titles | 46.58 million | April 2006 |
| Dark Souls | 41.80 million | September 2011 |
| Tales of | 32.13 million | December 1995 |
| Little Nightmares | 24.54 million | April 2017 |
| Super Robot Wars | 21.33 million | April 1991 |
These figures represent cumulative shipments through March 2026 rather than sales during the latest fiscal year. Bandai Namco did not provide individual annual shipment figures for Tekken or Tales of in the report.
The company also disclosed updated download milestones for several mobile games. Dragon Ball Z Dokkan Battle has reached 400 million cumulative downloads, while ONE PIECE Bounty Rush stands at 240 million. ONE PIECE Treasure Cruise and Dragon Ball Legends have each recorded 100 million downloads.
Bandai Namco’s broader Digital business recorded an increase in network content revenue, rising from ¥195.1 billion to ¥228.5 billion. Home console game revenue declined from ¥216.1 billion to ¥199.1 billion.
Across the group’s major intellectual properties, Gundam revenue increased significantly from ¥153.5 billion to ¥254.3 billion. Dragon Ball revenue fell from ¥190.6 billion to ¥138.0 billion, while ONE PIECE remained relatively stable at ¥139.3 billion.
