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Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream on Switch blasts to the top of the Japanese weekly charts with 565,405 copies sold in its debut week, ahead of Pragmata (PS5) and Pokémon Pokopia in third. The top five also includes Mario Kart World and Minecraft, while Switch hardware gains lift—Switch 2 leads the hardware chart with 44,280 lifetime units, and the three Switch models together sold 31,496 units this week.
The latest Japanese game charts show Silent Hill f leading sales, with Mario Kart World and the new Switch 2 console also performing strongly. Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds struggled to keep pace, highlighting regional preferences and anticipation for the Switch 2 release. Hardware sales favor the Switch 2, which remains the top-selling console this week.
Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door topped the latest Japanese charts with 115,649 copies sold, surpassing Paper Mario: The Origami King's debut sales. Stellar Blade, the only PS5 game in the top ten, dropped to sixth place. The Switch OLED model continues to lead in hardware sales, significantly outperforming the PS5.
Princess Peach: Showtime continues its reign at the top of the Japanese gaming charts for the third consecutive week, with Mario Kart 8 Deluxe making a strong comeback. The Switch OLED outsells the PlayStation 5 in hardware sales, while the New 2DS LL drops off the charts.
Dragon Quest Monsters: The Dark Prince makes a strong debut on the Nintendo Switch, selling 346,583 copies in Japan. The Switch dominates the charts, with Momotaro Dentetsu World and Super Mario Bros. Wonder taking second and third place, respectively. Nintendo's first-party games continue to dominate, with seven out of the top ten positions. In terms of hardware, the Switch OLED Model remains the top-selling console, with a total of 79,064 units sold, surpassing the PlayStation 5.
In the latest Japanese charts, Momotaro Dentetsu World: Chikyuu wa Kibou de Mawatteru! retains the top spot, while Super Mario Bros. Wonder and Super Mario RPG secure second and third place respectively. WarioWare: Move It! and Pikmin 4 maintain their positions in the top five. On the hardware side, the PS5 remains the best-selling console, but the Switch OLED narrowly trails behind in second place.
Detective Pikachu Returns dominates the Japanese charts, selling 85,639 units in its first week. Other new arrivals include The Game of Life for Nintendo Switch and Assassin's Creed Mirage. Pikmin 4 continues to perform well. The Switch OLED Model surpasses 100,000 sales, outpacing other console models.
Master Detective Archives: Rain Code claims the top spot in the Japanese charts with 55,339 sales, while Final Fantasy XVI and The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom take second and third place respectively. The Nintendo Switch continues to dominate the hardware sales, with the Switch OLED Model leading the pack.
The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom dominates the latest Japanese charts, with Breath of the Wild also benefiting from a boost in sales. The only non-Switch game in the top ten is Hogwarts Legacy on the PS4. The Switch has comfortably beat out the competition in hardware sales, with the Switch OLED Model leading the pack. The PlayStation 5 is doing well, but sales are expected to spike upon the release of Final Fantasy XVI.