Super Mario Party Jamboree Reclaims Top Spot in Latest Japanese Sales Charts

Super Mario Party Jamboree Reclaims Top Spot in Latest Japanese Sales Charts Japan's weekly video game sales charts, published by Famitsu, once again highlight the enduring appeal of Nintendo titles on the Nintendo Switch platform.

In the latest results (covering the week of February 3 to February 9), Super Mario Party Jamboree returned to number one, overtaking Donkey Kong Country Returns HD after a surge in sales. Super Mario Party Jamboree, developed by Nintendo, achieved 17,355 additional units sold during the week, boosting its cumulative sales to an impressive 1,175,272 units.

The game managed to unseat Donkey Kong Country Returns HD, another highly-touted Switch title, which held onto second place with 16,254 sales for the week and 180,696 units sold to date.

The continued strong performance of both titles demonstrates the staying power of Nintendo's first-party software, especially for the hybrid console. Mario Kart 8 Deluxe retained its popularity, securing the third spot with over 10,000 units sold, and pushing its lifetime sales to an astounding 6,237,947 on the Switch.

The week’s only new entrant in the top ten was Kingdom Come: Deliverance II for PlayStation 5, which had a respectable debut in fourth place, selling 6,484 units.

Completing the rest of the top ten are familiar names, including Animal Crossing: New Horizons, Minecraft (both for Nintendo Switch), and a re-entry by It Takes Two, coinciding with the lead-up to Valentine's Day. The top ten games for the week were: 1.

Super Mario Party Jamboree (Nintendo Switch) – 17,355 units (1,175,272 total) 2.

Donkey Kong Country Returns HD (Nintendo Switch) – 16,254 units (180,696 total) 3.

Mario Kart 8 Deluxe (Nintendo Switch) – 10,263 units (6,237,947 total) 4.

Kingdom Come: Deliverance II (PS5) – 6,484 units (new entry) 5.

Black Myth: Wukong (PS5) – 5,636 units (15,772 total) 6.

Animal Crossing: New Horizons (Nintendo Switch) – 5,244 units (8,068,328 total) 7.

Minecraft (Nintendo Switch) – 4,817 units (3,806,165 total) 8.

Dynasty Warriors: Origins (PS5) – 4,723 units (94,583 total) 9.

Nintendo Switch Sports (Nintendo Switch) – 3,620 units (1,544,320 total) 10.

It Takes Two (Nintendo Switch) – 3,557 units (123,650 total) On the hardware front, Nintendo’s consoles also continue to dominate the charts.

The combined sales of all Nintendo Switch models reached 43,672 units for the week.

The Nintendo Switch OLED model led individual console sales with 29,886 units, while the Switch Lite sold 9,462 units.

PlayStation 5 models collectively sold 14,408 units, slightly boosted by the PlayStation 5 Pro, which entered the top hardware spots this week in fourth place with 5,137 units moved. Cumulatively, Nintendo Switch sales across all SKUs are approaching significant milestones, with over 20 million units sold for the original model and nearly 8.75 million for the OLED variant.

These figures reinforce Nintendo’s dominant presence in the Japanese market, as software and hardware alike consistently outperform competitors. For ongoing updates and in-depth analysis of the Japanese game sales charts, continue following industry authorities and sources such as Famitsu.

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