Famitsu released its weekly Japanese software sales chart for the week of October 19, 2026, showing a mix of new releases and long-running catalogue sellers across Nintendo Switch, Nintendo Switch 2, and PlayStation 5 platforms.
The week is highlighted by a new top spot from Nintendo Switch Sports Resort on Nintendo Switch 2 (NS2) and strong multi-platform debuts for Final Fantasy Resonance.
Nintendo Switch Sports Resort opened at number one on the Famitsu chart with 64,632 sales on Nintendo Switch 2, making it the highest-selling new release for the week.
Square Enix’s Final Fantasy Resonance posted strong cross-platform debuts, registering 52,268 units on Nintendo Switch 2, 50,452 on PlayStation 5, and 30,471 on Nintendo Switch (NSW).
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 also entered the chart in multiple positions, with a PlayStation 5 entry at 12,816 and a Nintendo Switch 2 entry at 2,376.
Several long-standing Nintendo and third-party titles continued to show healthy cumulative totals.
Rhythm Heaven Groove added 9,671 sales this week and sits at a cumulative 1,103,098 copies on Nintendo Switch.
Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream recorded 4,682 sales this week, bringing its lifetime total on Nintendo Switch to 1,637,979.
Mario Kart World remains a major seller with a cumulative total of 3,054,094 following 3,682 units sold this week on Nintendo Switch 2.
Minecraft on Nintendo Switch added 2,425 sales this week, pushing its Switch cumulative total to 4,294,981 in Japan according to Famitsu’s data.
Splatoon Raiders, Zelda: Breath of the Wild (Nintendo Switch 2 Edition), and Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom (Nintendo Switch 2 Edition) continue to contribute to sustained platform performance, with cumulative figures of 689,061, 101,361, and 83,665 respectively as listed by Famitsu.
Other notable entries include Dragon’s Dogma 2: Dark Arisen on Nintendo Switch 2 (1,201 this week, 11,268 cumulative), Ace Combat 8 on PlayStation 5 (3,081 this week, 85,729 cumulative), and Super Smash Bros.
Ultimate holding a lifetime total of 5,959,558 on Nintendo Switch.
Famitsu provided the weekly sales figures and maintains an archive of past charts for reference.
The full week’s top 30 reflects both new-release momentum and the enduring sales power of established franchises across Nintendo’s hardware family and PlayStation 5.
The week is highlighted by a new top spot from Nintendo Switch Sports Resort on Nintendo Switch 2 (NS2) and strong multi-platform debuts for Final Fantasy Resonance.
Nintendo Switch Sports Resort opened at number one on the Famitsu chart with 64,632 sales on Nintendo Switch 2, making it the highest-selling new release for the week.
Square Enix’s Final Fantasy Resonance posted strong cross-platform debuts, registering 52,268 units on Nintendo Switch 2, 50,452 on PlayStation 5, and 30,471 on Nintendo Switch (NSW).
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 also entered the chart in multiple positions, with a PlayStation 5 entry at 12,816 and a Nintendo Switch 2 entry at 2,376.
Several long-standing Nintendo and third-party titles continued to show healthy cumulative totals.
Rhythm Heaven Groove added 9,671 sales this week and sits at a cumulative 1,103,098 copies on Nintendo Switch.
Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream recorded 4,682 sales this week, bringing its lifetime total on Nintendo Switch to 1,637,979.
Mario Kart World remains a major seller with a cumulative total of 3,054,094 following 3,682 units sold this week on Nintendo Switch 2.
Minecraft on Nintendo Switch added 2,425 sales this week, pushing its Switch cumulative total to 4,294,981 in Japan according to Famitsu’s data.
Splatoon Raiders, Zelda: Breath of the Wild (Nintendo Switch 2 Edition), and Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom (Nintendo Switch 2 Edition) continue to contribute to sustained platform performance, with cumulative figures of 689,061, 101,361, and 83,665 respectively as listed by Famitsu.
Other notable entries include Dragon’s Dogma 2: Dark Arisen on Nintendo Switch 2 (1,201 this week, 11,268 cumulative), Ace Combat 8 on PlayStation 5 (3,081 this week, 85,729 cumulative), and Super Smash Bros.
Ultimate holding a lifetime total of 5,959,558 on Nintendo Switch.
Famitsu provided the weekly sales figures and maintains an archive of past charts for reference.
The full week’s top 30 reflects both new-release momentum and the enduring sales power of established franchises across Nintendo’s hardware family and PlayStation 5.
