The data, compiled and published by Famitsu, lists hardware unit sales for the week and the top-selling packaged titles across platforms including Switch, Switch 2 (NS2), PlayStation 5 (PS5), and Xbox Series consoles.
Hardware highlights
- Switch 2: 34,341 units
- PS5 Digital Edition: 7,441 units
- Nintendo Switch OLED: 2,634 units
- Switch Lite: 2,248 units
- Nintendo Switch (standard): 823 units
- PS5 Pro: 219 units
- PS5: 187 units
- Xbox Series X: 136 units
- Xbox Series X Digital Edition: 116 units
- Xbox Series S: 19 units
For context, Famitsu’s previous-week hardware totals showed the Switch 2 at 28,341 units and the PS5 Digital Edition at 7,082 units, indicating a week-over-week gain for the Switch 2 and a modest increase for Sony’s digital-only PS5 model.
Software chart: top movers
Famitsu’s software rankings for the week are led by Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave on Switch 2, which debuted at 127,131 units.
The title is part of Nintendo’s long-running Fire Emblem franchise, developed by Intelligent Systems and published by Nintendo.
Other notable entries include Nihon Falcom’s Trails in the Sky 2nd Chapter, which appears in both Switch 2 and PS5 versions and posted strong first-week sales (24,724 on Switch 2 and 21,753 on PS5).
Sony-backed Insomniac Games’ Marvel’s Wolverine also debuted on PS5 with 20,039 units.
Full top 10 (platform and weekly sales where listed)
1.
[NS2] Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave — 127,131 / NEW
2.
[NS2] Trails in the Sky 2nd Chapter — 24,724 / NEW
3.
[NSW] Rhythm Heaven Groove — 22,568 / 1,022,613
4.
[PS5] Trails in the Sky 2nd Chapter — 21,753 / NEW
5.
[PS5] Marvel’s Wolverine — 20,039 / NEW
6.
[NS2] Another Eden Begins — 14,708 / NEW
7.
[NS2] Another Eden Begins — 9,237 / NEW
8.
[PS5] Onimusha: Way of the Sword — 8,762 / 104,946
9.
[NS2] Splatoon Raiders — 7,105 / 663,797
10.
[NSW] Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream — 6,909 / 1,610,052
Journalistic note
Famitsu supplied this week’s hardware and software figures; the publication’s archives host prior weekly charts for comparison and trend analysis.
Why this matters
The strong debut for Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave underscores Nintendo’s continued ability to drive hardware adoption and software sales on its platforms, particularly the new Switch 2 hardware.
Meanwhile, multi-platform releases such as Trails in the Sky 2nd Chapter and Marvel’s Wolverine demonstrate that high-profile third-party launches continue to influence PlayStation and Switch ecosystems.
All figures above are taken directly from Famitsu’s published weekly sales report.