Famitsu's weekly charts remain a primary source for tracking platform and title performance in Japan, and the latest figures reflect a mix of strong first-week software debuts and modest hardware shifts.
Hardware: week-to-week snapshot
- Switch 2 sold 22,420 units in the most recent Famitsu report.
By comparison, Switch 2 recorded 26,200 units in the previous week, a decline of 3,780 units.
- Sony's PS5 Digital Edition moved 11,611 units, down from 12,210 units the prior week.
- Nintendo's Switch OLED sold 3,102 units (previous week: 3,461), while Switch Lite shifted 2,066 units (previous week: 3,255).
- The legacy Switch model sold 638 units, compared with 988 units the prior week.
- Microsoft hardware registered smaller numbers: Xbox Series X Digital Edition 227 units, Xbox Series S 38 units, and Xbox Series X 25 units.
- Sony's PS5 Pro sold 161 units in the most recent tally, down from 456 units the previous week, and the standard PS5 accounted for 139 units (previous week: 102).
Software: top 10 highlights
Famitsu's software chart shows several new entries and strong catalog performers.
Key placements include:
1.
Kingdom Hearts Collection on Switch 2 — 23,411 units (NEW).
Publisher: Square Enix.
2.
Rhythm Heaven Groove on Nintendo Switch — 14,527 units (cumulative: 1,080,343).
3.
Ace Combat 8 on PS5 — 13,801 units (NEW).
Publisher: Bandai Namco.
4.
Dragon's Dogma 2: Dark Arisen on Switch 2 — 7,314 units (NEW).
Developer/publisher: Capcom.
5.
Kingdom Hearts Collection on PS5 — 6,261 units (NEW).
6.
Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave on Switch 2 — 5,888 units (cumulative: 172,534).
7.
Earth Defense Force 5 for Nintendo Switch 2 — 5,237 units (NEW).
Developer: Sandlot; publisher: D3 Publisher.
8.
Dragon's Dogma 2: Dark Arisen on PS5 — 5,099 units (NEW).
9.
Splatoon Raiders on Switch 2 — 5,043 units (cumulative: 681,648).
Publisher: Nintendo.
10.
Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream on Switch — 4,663 units (cumulative: 1,628,085).
Publisher: Nintendo.
Famitsu provided this week’s sales data and maintains an archive of past charts on its website for reference.
These figures offer a clear snapshot of Japan’s market dynamics, where Nintendo platforms continue to record the largest unit sales and several high-profile new releases register strong first-week performance.