Famitsu has published its latest weekly hardware and software sales figures for Japan, and Nintendo's Switch 2 again tops the hardware chart while Nintendo's new sports entry leads software.
The data, compiled and released by Famitsu, tracks both unit sales and cumulative totals for the country’s key platforms and recent releases.
Hardware: Famitsu's weekly breakdown shows Switch 2 selling 21,792 units this week, a marginal decline from last week's 21,854.
Sony’s PS5 Digital Edition posted notable gains, moving 15,640 units compared with 10,392 the prior week.
Other platform sales include Switch OLED at 2,246, Switch Lite at 2,079, the original Switch at 591, and Xbox Series X at 312.
Famitsu also reports sales for PS5 Pro (277), Xbox Series X Digital Edition (202), PS5 (91), and Xbox Series S (67).
Software: Nintendo's newly released Nintendo Switch Sports Resort topped the software chart with 64,632 copies sold in its debut week.
Square Enix’s Final Fantasy Resonance had a multi-platform launch: the Switch 2 version sold 52,268 units, the PS5 version sold 50,452 units, and the original Nintendo Switch version sold 30,471 units — each entry listed as new releases in Famitsu's rankings.
Activision’s Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 opened on PS5 at 12,816 units.
Long-running titles continue to show strong lifetime totals: Rhythm Heaven Groove (Nintendo Switch) has reached 1,103,098 cumulative sales, Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream (Nintendo Switch) 1,637,979, Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave (Switch 2) 182,148, and Mario Kart World (Switch 2) 3,054,094.
Rewriting Famitsu’s note in journalistic terms: Famitsu provided the weekly sales figures and maintains an archive of past charts on its website for reference.
Context and takeaway: These figures provide a snapshot of physical retail and tracked sales in Japan for the week.
Switch 2’s continued leadership in hardware is reflected in steady weekly totals, while Nintendo-published software continues to perform strongly at retail alongside major multi-platform releases.
For readers tracking market share and platform momentum in Japan, Famitsu’s weekly reports remain a primary source for verified retail sales data.
The data, compiled and released by Famitsu, tracks both unit sales and cumulative totals for the country’s key platforms and recent releases.
Hardware: Famitsu's weekly breakdown shows Switch 2 selling 21,792 units this week, a marginal decline from last week's 21,854.
Sony’s PS5 Digital Edition posted notable gains, moving 15,640 units compared with 10,392 the prior week.
Other platform sales include Switch OLED at 2,246, Switch Lite at 2,079, the original Switch at 591, and Xbox Series X at 312.
Famitsu also reports sales for PS5 Pro (277), Xbox Series X Digital Edition (202), PS5 (91), and Xbox Series S (67).
Software: Nintendo's newly released Nintendo Switch Sports Resort topped the software chart with 64,632 copies sold in its debut week.
Square Enix’s Final Fantasy Resonance had a multi-platform launch: the Switch 2 version sold 52,268 units, the PS5 version sold 50,452 units, and the original Nintendo Switch version sold 30,471 units — each entry listed as new releases in Famitsu's rankings.
Activision’s Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 opened on PS5 at 12,816 units.
Long-running titles continue to show strong lifetime totals: Rhythm Heaven Groove (Nintendo Switch) has reached 1,103,098 cumulative sales, Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream (Nintendo Switch) 1,637,979, Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave (Switch 2) 182,148, and Mario Kart World (Switch 2) 3,054,094.
Rewriting Famitsu’s note in journalistic terms: Famitsu provided the weekly sales figures and maintains an archive of past charts on its website for reference.
Context and takeaway: These figures provide a snapshot of physical retail and tracked sales in Japan for the week.
Switch 2’s continued leadership in hardware is reflected in steady weekly totals, while Nintendo-published software continues to perform strongly at retail alongside major multi-platform releases.
For readers tracking market share and platform momentum in Japan, Famitsu’s weekly reports remain a primary source for verified retail sales data.
