Famitsu weekly sales data for Japan shows the newly released Switch 2 leading hardware charts with 68,733 units sold this reporting period.
The figures, published by Japanese trade magazine Famitsu, provide a week-over-week snapshot of hardware and software performance across platforms including Nintendo Switch family models, Sony PlayStation 5 variants, and Microsoft Xbox Series consoles.
Hardware highlights
- Switch 2: 68,733
- PS5 Digital Edition: 15,988
- Switch Lite: 2,589
- Switch OLED: 2,469
- Switch (original model): 795
- Xbox Series X: 616
- Xbox Series X Digital Edition: 192
- PS5 Pro: 149
- PS5: 89
- Xbox Series S: 84
For context, Famitsu’s previous-week hardware totals were: Switch 2 at 21,792, PS5 Digital Edition 15,640, Switch OLED 2,246, Switch Lite 2,079, and smaller totals across other platforms.
Comparing the two weeks shows a notable increase for Switch 2 from 21,792 to 68,733 units and relatively stable sales for the PS5 Digital Edition.
Software chart (weekly / cumulative as listed)
1.
[NS2] Nintendo Switch Sports Resort — 23,466 / 88,098
2.
[NS2] Final Fantasy Resonance — 14,462 / 66,730
3.
[NS2] Minecraft — 11,754 / NEW
4.
[PS5] Final Fantasy Resonance — 11,181 / 61,633
5.
[NSW] Rhythm Heaven Groove — 8,753 / 1,111,851
6.
[NSW] Final Fantasy Resonance — 8,425 / 38,896
7.
[NS2] Hello Kitty Party Land — 7,365 / NEW
8.
[NSW] Hello Kitty Party Land — 6,252 / NEW
9.
[NS2] Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave — 4,346 / 186,494
10.
[PS5] Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 — 4,024 / 16,840
In journalistic terms: Famitsu reports that Nintendo’s Switch 2 led hardware sales in Japan this week, while Nintendo-published and Switch 2 titles dominated the top of the software chart.
The publication supplied the weekly sales breakdown and cumulative totals shown above; historical charts are available from Famitsu’s archives.
This week’s data underscores the strong early-market performance of Switch 2 hardware in Japan and continued consumer demand for Nintendo-branded software on both the original Switch family and the new Switch 2 platform.
All figures are taken from Famitsu’s published weekly sales report.
The figures, published by Japanese trade magazine Famitsu, provide a week-over-week snapshot of hardware and software performance across platforms including Nintendo Switch family models, Sony PlayStation 5 variants, and Microsoft Xbox Series consoles.
Hardware highlights
- Switch 2: 68,733
- PS5 Digital Edition: 15,988
- Switch Lite: 2,589
- Switch OLED: 2,469
- Switch (original model): 795
- Xbox Series X: 616
- Xbox Series X Digital Edition: 192
- PS5 Pro: 149
- PS5: 89
- Xbox Series S: 84
For context, Famitsu’s previous-week hardware totals were: Switch 2 at 21,792, PS5 Digital Edition 15,640, Switch OLED 2,246, Switch Lite 2,079, and smaller totals across other platforms.
Comparing the two weeks shows a notable increase for Switch 2 from 21,792 to 68,733 units and relatively stable sales for the PS5 Digital Edition.
Software chart (weekly / cumulative as listed)
1.
[NS2] Nintendo Switch Sports Resort — 23,466 / 88,098
2.
[NS2] Final Fantasy Resonance — 14,462 / 66,730
3.
[NS2] Minecraft — 11,754 / NEW
4.
[PS5] Final Fantasy Resonance — 11,181 / 61,633
5.
[NSW] Rhythm Heaven Groove — 8,753 / 1,111,851
6.
[NSW] Final Fantasy Resonance — 8,425 / 38,896
7.
[NS2] Hello Kitty Party Land — 7,365 / NEW
8.
[NSW] Hello Kitty Party Land — 6,252 / NEW
9.
[NS2] Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave — 4,346 / 186,494
10.
[PS5] Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 — 4,024 / 16,840
In journalistic terms: Famitsu reports that Nintendo’s Switch 2 led hardware sales in Japan this week, while Nintendo-published and Switch 2 titles dominated the top of the software chart.
The publication supplied the weekly sales breakdown and cumulative totals shown above; historical charts are available from Famitsu’s archives.
This week’s data underscores the strong early-market performance of Switch 2 hardware in Japan and continued consumer demand for Nintendo-branded software on both the original Switch family and the new Switch 2 platform.
All figures are taken from Famitsu’s published weekly sales report.
