Famitsu's latest Japanese sales report, highlighted by Nintendo Life, shows a strong week for Nintendo on both software and hardware fronts.
Nintendo Switch Sports Resort retained the No. 1 software position, while the newly released Switch 2 edition of Minecraft debuted on the charts.
Famitsu's weekly rankings provide a snapshot of unit sales across consoles and software, useful for tracking momentum on the Nintendo Switch family and competing platforms.
Top 10 software (Famitsu weekly units and cumulative where provided):
1.
Nintendo Switch Sports Resort (Switch 2) — 23,466 weekly units — 88,098 total
2.
Final Fantasy Resonance (Switch 2) — 14,462 weekly units — 66,730 total
3.
Minecraft (Switch 2) — 11,754 weekly units — NEW
4.
Final Fantasy Resonance (PS5) — 11,181 weekly units — 61,633 total
5.
Rhythm Heaven Groove (Switch) — 8,753 weekly units — 1,111,851 total
6.
Final Fantasy Resonance (Switch) — 8,425 weekly units — 38,896 total
7.
Hello Kitty Party Land (Switch 2) — 7,365 weekly units — NEW
8.
Hello Kitty Party Land (Switch) — 6,252 weekly units — NEW
9.
Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave (Switch 2) — 4,346 weekly units — 186,494 total
10.
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 (PS5) — 4,024 weekly units — 16,840 total
On the hardware side, Switch 2 posted a notable weekly increase to 68,733 units, well above the mid-20,000 range the platform has recently recorded.
Nintendo Life attributed that bump to sales of the Zelda Special Edition Switch 2 model and the market activity ahead of the Ocarina of Time release window, noting that those events coincided with the week covered by Famitsu's data.
The PlayStation 5 family led combined PlayStation SKU sales with 16,235 units across its SKUs, while the original Switch hardware registered 5,853 weekly sales.
Famitsu's console breakdown for the week (weekly units | lifetime units where listed) includes: Switch 2 — 68,733 | 6,521,352; PlayStation 5 Digital Edition — 15,988 | 1,512,153; Switch Lite — 2,589 | 7,048,240; Switch OLED — 2,469 | 9,652,203; Switch — 795 | 20,315,535.
Other platforms such as Xbox Series X/S and PS5 Pro also appear in the full Famitsu table.
These figures from Famitsu are a reliable indicator of Japanese market performance in the covered week, reflecting commercial reception for Switch 2-specific releases like the new Minecraft edition and Hello Kitty Party Land alongside ongoing sellers such as Final Fantasy Resonance and Rhythm Heaven Groove.
For publishers and developers tracking regional performance, Famitsu's weekly charts remain an essential reference.
Nintendo Switch Sports Resort retained the No. 1 software position, while the newly released Switch 2 edition of Minecraft debuted on the charts.
Famitsu's weekly rankings provide a snapshot of unit sales across consoles and software, useful for tracking momentum on the Nintendo Switch family and competing platforms.
Top 10 software (Famitsu weekly units and cumulative where provided):
1.
Nintendo Switch Sports Resort (Switch 2) — 23,466 weekly units — 88,098 total
2.
Final Fantasy Resonance (Switch 2) — 14,462 weekly units — 66,730 total
3.
Minecraft (Switch 2) — 11,754 weekly units — NEW
4.
Final Fantasy Resonance (PS5) — 11,181 weekly units — 61,633 total
5.
Rhythm Heaven Groove (Switch) — 8,753 weekly units — 1,111,851 total
6.
Final Fantasy Resonance (Switch) — 8,425 weekly units — 38,896 total
7.
Hello Kitty Party Land (Switch 2) — 7,365 weekly units — NEW
8.
Hello Kitty Party Land (Switch) — 6,252 weekly units — NEW
9.
Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave (Switch 2) — 4,346 weekly units — 186,494 total
10.
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 (PS5) — 4,024 weekly units — 16,840 total
On the hardware side, Switch 2 posted a notable weekly increase to 68,733 units, well above the mid-20,000 range the platform has recently recorded.
Nintendo Life attributed that bump to sales of the Zelda Special Edition Switch 2 model and the market activity ahead of the Ocarina of Time release window, noting that those events coincided with the week covered by Famitsu's data.
The PlayStation 5 family led combined PlayStation SKU sales with 16,235 units across its SKUs, while the original Switch hardware registered 5,853 weekly sales.
Famitsu's console breakdown for the week (weekly units | lifetime units where listed) includes: Switch 2 — 68,733 | 6,521,352; PlayStation 5 Digital Edition — 15,988 | 1,512,153; Switch Lite — 2,589 | 7,048,240; Switch OLED — 2,469 | 9,652,203; Switch — 795 | 20,315,535.
Other platforms such as Xbox Series X/S and PS5 Pro also appear in the full Famitsu table.
These figures from Famitsu are a reliable indicator of Japanese market performance in the covered week, reflecting commercial reception for Switch 2-specific releases like the new Minecraft edition and Hello Kitty Party Land alongside ongoing sellers such as Final Fantasy Resonance and Rhythm Heaven Groove.
For publishers and developers tracking regional performance, Famitsu's weekly charts remain an essential reference.
