Japan’s weekly hardware and software sales report from Famitsu shows the Switch 2 leading the hardware chart this period, while newly released titles dominate the software rankings.
Famitsu’s weekly tallies remain a key industry snapshot for console performance and retail traction in Japan.
Hardware highlights
- Switch 2: 21,854 units
- PS5 Digital Edition: 10,392 units
- Switch OLED: 2,460 units
- Switch Lite: 1,880 units
- Nintendo Switch (original model): 517 units
- PS5 Pro: 156 units
- Xbox Series X Digital Edition: 132 units
- PS5 (disc): 119 units
- Xbox Series S: 54 units
- Xbox Series X: 43 units
For context, last week’s hardware totals showed the Switch 2 at 22,420 units and the PS5 Digital Edition at 11,611 units, indicating modest week-over-week movement across the top platforms.
Software chart — top 10
1.
[NS2] Tales of Eternia Remastered — 17,911 / NEW
2.
[NSW] Castlevania: Belmont’s Curse — 15,630 / NEW
3.
[NSW] Tales of Eternia Remastered — 14,003 / NEW
4.
[NSW] Rhythm Heaven Groove — 13,084 / 1,093,427
5.
[PS5] Tales of Eternia Remastered — 10,390 / NEW
6.
[PS5] Castlevania: Belmont’s Curse — 7,621 / NEW
7.
[PS5] Ace Combat 8 — 5,834 / 82,648
8.
[NS2] Kingdom Hearts Collection [1-3] — 5,404 / 28,815
9.
[NS2] Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave — 5,221 / 177,755
10.
[NSW] Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream — 5,212 / 1,633,297
Several high-profile new releases appear across platforms: Tales of Eternia Remastered (Bandai Namco) posts strong first-week sales across NS2, Nintendo Switch (NSW), and PS5, while Konami’s Castlevania: Belmont’s Curse debuts on both Nintendo Switch and PS5.
Nintendo-owned Rhythm Heaven Groove and Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream continue to show significant cumulative lifetime sales on Nintendo platforms, reflected in their six-figure and seven-figure totals respectively.
Bandai Namco’s Ace Combat 8 and the Kingdom Hearts Collection also remain on the charts with established lifetime figures.
Famitsu supplied the weekly hardware and software figures; archived charts and past weekly reports are available through Famitsu’s published data.
This snapshot provides a clear view of Japan’s current retail trends across Nintendo Switch platforms, PlayStation 5 variants, and Xbox Series hardware.
Famitsu’s weekly tallies remain a key industry snapshot for console performance and retail traction in Japan.
Hardware highlights
- Switch 2: 21,854 units
- PS5 Digital Edition: 10,392 units
- Switch OLED: 2,460 units
- Switch Lite: 1,880 units
- Nintendo Switch (original model): 517 units
- PS5 Pro: 156 units
- Xbox Series X Digital Edition: 132 units
- PS5 (disc): 119 units
- Xbox Series S: 54 units
- Xbox Series X: 43 units
For context, last week’s hardware totals showed the Switch 2 at 22,420 units and the PS5 Digital Edition at 11,611 units, indicating modest week-over-week movement across the top platforms.
Software chart — top 10
1.
[NS2] Tales of Eternia Remastered — 17,911 / NEW
2.
[NSW] Castlevania: Belmont’s Curse — 15,630 / NEW
3.
[NSW] Tales of Eternia Remastered — 14,003 / NEW
4.
[NSW] Rhythm Heaven Groove — 13,084 / 1,093,427
5.
[PS5] Tales of Eternia Remastered — 10,390 / NEW
6.
[PS5] Castlevania: Belmont’s Curse — 7,621 / NEW
7.
[PS5] Ace Combat 8 — 5,834 / 82,648
8.
[NS2] Kingdom Hearts Collection [1-3] — 5,404 / 28,815
9.
[NS2] Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave — 5,221 / 177,755
10.
[NSW] Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream — 5,212 / 1,633,297
Several high-profile new releases appear across platforms: Tales of Eternia Remastered (Bandai Namco) posts strong first-week sales across NS2, Nintendo Switch (NSW), and PS5, while Konami’s Castlevania: Belmont’s Curse debuts on both Nintendo Switch and PS5.
Nintendo-owned Rhythm Heaven Groove and Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream continue to show significant cumulative lifetime sales on Nintendo platforms, reflected in their six-figure and seven-figure totals respectively.
Bandai Namco’s Ace Combat 8 and the Kingdom Hearts Collection also remain on the charts with established lifetime figures.
Famitsu supplied the weekly hardware and software figures; archived charts and past weekly reports are available through Famitsu’s published data.
This snapshot provides a clear view of Japan’s current retail trends across Nintendo Switch platforms, PlayStation 5 variants, and Xbox Series hardware.
