Japanese Software Sales Week of July 13, 2026 — Rhythm Heaven Groove Tops Famitsu Chart

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Famitsu released its weekly Japanese software sales report for the week of July 13, 2026, and Rhythm Heaven Groove topped the chart on Nintendo Switch.

The authoritative weekly ranking covers physical and digital sales tracked across platforms including Nintendo Switch, the new Nintendo Switch 2, and PlayStation 5.

Top-line results

Rhythm Heaven Groove led all titles with 76,786 copies sold in the reporting week, bringing its cumulative total to 596,237.

Konami's eBaseball: Pro Spirit 2026 opened strongly on PS5 at number two with 20,661 units.

On Nintendo Switch, Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream continued steady sales at number three, adding 18,608 copies for a cumulative total of 1,476,557.

Nintendo Switch 2 entries and notable launches

Several Nintendo Switch 2 (NS2) releases appeared in the chart.

Culdcept Begins – Nintendo Switch 2 Edition debuted at number six with 12,734 units, while Pokemon Pokopia on NS2 recorded 4,503 sales and a cumulative 1,086,699 units.

Mario Kart World on NS2 sits at number 11 this week with 4,199 sales and a cumulative 2,994,088.

Legacy sellers and long-term performers

Legacy Switch catalog titles continued to contribute sizable totals.

Minecraft on Switch added 3,438 units for a cumulative 4,240,067, and Splatoon 3 added 2,242 units for a total of 4,557,700.

Super Smash Bros.

Ultimate and Mario Kart 8 Deluxe remain long-term top sellers with cumulative totals of 5,931,634 and 6,589,931 respectively.

Animal Crossing: New Horizons also logged ongoing sales, hitting a cumulative 8,456,618 on Switch; a Nintendo Switch 2 edition sits at 137,473 cumulative units.

Other noteworthy chart entries

New or newly charting releases include Kyoto Xanadu across Switch and PS5, 70s-style Robot Anime Geppy-X on multiple platforms, and new PS5 entries such as Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced.

Several titles marked NEW in this week's chart, reflecting recent releases and platform launches.

Data source

Famitsu supplied the sales figures for this report; historical weekly charts and archives are available from Famitsu's published rankings.

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