Famitsu weekly sales: Splatoon Raiders tops the July 27, 2026 chart
Famitsu's weekly software rankings for the week of July 27, 2026 show Nintendo's Splatoon Raiders leading Japan's boxed and download-equivalent sales, with 73,542 copies sold in the latest tracking period and a cumulative total of 548,226.
The data, compiled and published by Famitsu, covers multiple platforms including Nintendo Switch 2 (NS2), Nintendo Switch (NSW) and PlayStation 5 (PS5).
Top movers and catalogue stalwarts
Nintendo’s Rhythm Heaven Groove finished second for the week on Nintendo Switch with 59,884 sales and a running total of 734,476.
New and recent releases occupy several places in the chart: Village in the Shade appeared across multiple platforms, registering 21,965 on Nintendo Switch 2 and additional entries on Nintendo Switch and PS5, all marked as new releases in Famitsu’s tally.
Mario Kart World remains a strong seller, adding 5,714 copies this week and sitting at a cumulative 3,006,463.
Other notable cumulative milestones on the chart include Minecraft on Nintendo Switch with 4,249,636 and Splatoon 3 at 4,563,560 — both titles continue to show long-term demand in Japan’s market.
Animal Crossing: New Horizons also remains a high-selling catalogue title with 8,461,179 cumulative sales on Nintendo Switch.
Cross-platform releases and franchise notes
Several franchise entries and Switch 2 editions appear in this week's ranking: Xenoblade Chronicles 2 — Nintendo Switch 2 Edition and Zelda: Breath of the Wild — Nintendo Switch 2 Edition are listed as new on NS2 in Famitsu’s report; Monolith Soft is historically known for the Xenoblade series, while Breath of the Wild is part of Nintendo’s flagship Zelda franchise.
Gust’s Blue Reflection Quartet appears as a new release on both Nintendo Switch and PS5 in this chart.
Rewritten source note
Famitsu supplied the weekly sales figures for this report; past weekly charts and historical data are available through Famitsu’s published listings.
What to watch next
The weekly chart highlights both the pull of new releases on Nintendo’s next-generation platform and the continued strength of evergreen titles on the Switch family.
Developers and publishers will be watching how new Switch 2 editions and simultaneous multi-platform launches affect long-term catalogue performance in Japan.
Full rankings and figures
Famitsu’s published table (week of July 27, 2026) lists the full 1–30 rankings and per-entry sales totals; the headline figures and cumulative totals cited here are drawn directly from that dataset.
Famitsu's weekly software rankings for the week of July 27, 2026 show Nintendo's Splatoon Raiders leading Japan's boxed and download-equivalent sales, with 73,542 copies sold in the latest tracking period and a cumulative total of 548,226.
The data, compiled and published by Famitsu, covers multiple platforms including Nintendo Switch 2 (NS2), Nintendo Switch (NSW) and PlayStation 5 (PS5).
Top movers and catalogue stalwarts
Nintendo’s Rhythm Heaven Groove finished second for the week on Nintendo Switch with 59,884 sales and a running total of 734,476.
New and recent releases occupy several places in the chart: Village in the Shade appeared across multiple platforms, registering 21,965 on Nintendo Switch 2 and additional entries on Nintendo Switch and PS5, all marked as new releases in Famitsu’s tally.
Mario Kart World remains a strong seller, adding 5,714 copies this week and sitting at a cumulative 3,006,463.
Other notable cumulative milestones on the chart include Minecraft on Nintendo Switch with 4,249,636 and Splatoon 3 at 4,563,560 — both titles continue to show long-term demand in Japan’s market.
Animal Crossing: New Horizons also remains a high-selling catalogue title with 8,461,179 cumulative sales on Nintendo Switch.
Cross-platform releases and franchise notes
Several franchise entries and Switch 2 editions appear in this week's ranking: Xenoblade Chronicles 2 — Nintendo Switch 2 Edition and Zelda: Breath of the Wild — Nintendo Switch 2 Edition are listed as new on NS2 in Famitsu’s report; Monolith Soft is historically known for the Xenoblade series, while Breath of the Wild is part of Nintendo’s flagship Zelda franchise.
Gust’s Blue Reflection Quartet appears as a new release on both Nintendo Switch and PS5 in this chart.
Rewritten source note
Famitsu supplied the weekly sales figures for this report; past weekly charts and historical data are available through Famitsu’s published listings.
What to watch next
The weekly chart highlights both the pull of new releases on Nintendo’s next-generation platform and the continued strength of evergreen titles on the Switch family.
Developers and publishers will be watching how new Switch 2 editions and simultaneous multi-platform launches affect long-term catalogue performance in Japan.
Full rankings and figures
Famitsu’s published table (week of July 27, 2026) lists the full 1–30 rankings and per-entry sales totals; the headline figures and cumulative totals cited here are drawn directly from that dataset.
