Skyward Sword and Mario's 3DS entries are particularly strong performers...

As part of its earnings release, Nintendo has revealed which of its first-party titles have sold over a million copies so far in the fiscal year. There are eighteen titles on the list. Remarkably, ten of those are games which were released before the fiscal year, so we've included their lifetime sales as well.

The sales cover the first three quarters of the fiscal year - that's April 2011 through to the end of the year.

Nintendo DS

Pokémon Black/White - 2.91m / (14.42m)
New Super Mario Bros. - 1.87m / (28.74m)
Mario Kart DS - 1.26m / (22.30m)
Professor Layton and the Last Spectre* - 1.19m
Kirby Mass Attack - 1.01m

*Denotes non-Japan sales only, as the game was published by Level-5 in Japan.

Nintendo 3DS

Super Mario 3D Land - 5.03m
Mario Kart 7 - 4.54m
The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3D - 2.49m

Wii

Mario Kart Wii - 4.91m / (31.91m)
New Super Mario Bros. Wii - 3.53m / (25.47m)
The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword - 3.42m
Wii Sports - 2.40m / (79.16m)
Wii Sports Resort - 2.19m / (29.87m)
Wii Party - 1.91m / (7.68m)
Wii Fit Plus - 1.75m / (20.24m)
Kirby's Return to Dreamland - 1.21m
Wii Play: Motion - 1.12m
Super Mario Galaxy - 1.09m / (10.40m)

In related news, it was also confirmed that Capcom's 3DS behemoth Monster Hunter Tri G also passed a million copies. Whispers on the grapevine suggest that the publisher is looking to release the game in Europe later this year.