Famitsu's latest weekly hardware and software charts for Japan show the new Nintendo Switch 2 once again leading hardware sales, while Splatoon Raiders tops the software chart.
Famitsu has published the figures as part of its routine weekly report, which tracks retail sales across Japan for consoles and boxed software.
Hardware sales (weekly figures)
- Switch 2: 30,606 units
- PS5 Digital Edition: 9,412 units
- Switch Lite: 4,325 units
- Switch OLED: 3,384 units
- Nintendo Switch (original model): 524 units
- PS5 Pro: 465 units
- PS5: 230 units
- Xbox Series S: 56 units
- Xbox Series X Digital Edition: 19 units
- Xbox Series X: 17 units
For context, last week's Famitsu hardware numbers were:
- Switch 2: 50,168 units
- PS5 Digital Edition: 8,512 units
- Switch Lite: 3,771 units
- Switch OLED: 2,770 units
- Nintendo Switch: 626 units
- PS5 Pro: 363 units
- PS5: 309 units
- Xbox Series X: 71 units
- Xbox Series X Digital Edition: 57 units
- Xbox Series X: 23 units
The week-to-week figures show the Switch 2 maintaining a clear lead among consoles on Japan's retail market, with other Nintendo Switch models and PlayStation variants occupying the following positions.
Software chart (top 10)
1.
[NS2] Splatoon Raiders — 73,542 (weekly) / 548,226 (cumulative)
2.
[NSW] Rhythm Heaven Groove — 59,884 / 734,476
3.
[NS2] Village in the Shade — 21,965 / NEW
4.
[NSW] Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream — 18,306 / 1,518,331
5.
[NSW] The Prince of Tennis: Sweet School Festival — 16,996 / NEW
6.
[NSW] The Prince of Tennis: Doki Doki Survival – Eternal Passion Tie Break Game — 16,987 / NEW
7.
[NSW] Village in the Shade — 12,458 / NEW
8.
[NSW] Blue Reflection Quartet — 7,880 / NEW
9.
[PS5] Blue Reflection Quartet — 7,019 / NEW
10.
[NSW] Powerful Pro Baseball 2026-2027 — 5,928 / 189,164
Journalistic note: Famitsu provided this week’s sales figures and indicates that past charts and historical data are available through its regular releases.
Why this matters: The weekly Famitsu charts remain a primary source for retail performance in Japan, showing both hardware momentum for Nintendo's Switch 2 and continued strong software sales for Nintendo-published and third-party titles on Nintendo Switch platforms.
Retail sales remain one component of broader market performance alongside digital storefront figures such as the Nintendo eShop.
Thanks to Famitsu for this week’s sales data.
Past charts and the full dataset can be consulted on Famitsu's published listings.