In the latest update to the UK software sales chart for the week ending February 7, 2026, Dragon Quest 7 Reimagined made a notable debut, entering directly into the top five games sold across all platforms.
This highly anticipated remake, released by Square Enix Europe, brings the classic role-playing epic to modern consoles, and its impressive launch performance once again underscores the enduring global appeal of the Dragon Quest franchise. According to data tracked across physical and digital outlets, Dragon Quest 7 Reimagined secured the #4 position on the chart.
Platform sales reveal a closely matched split, with the PlayStation 5 version accounting for 38 percent of total launch sales.
Nintendo’s new hardware, the Switch 2, followed closely, representing 37 percent of sales, while the original Nintendo Switch platform drew 22 percent.
Xbox Series editions made up the remaining 3 percent, indicating a strong preference for Nintendo and PlayStation hardware among Dragon Quest’s UK fanbase. The week’s chart leaders were dominated by a mix of evergreen Nintendo favorites and new blockbuster releases.
EA SPORTS FC 26, published by Electronic Arts, surged into the top spot, jumping from fifteenth place the previous week.
Nintendo’s own Mario Kart World—a newly launched installment in the legendary racing series—held onto the #2 position, reflecting ongoing high demand for first-party Switch and Switch 2 titles.
Koei Tecmo’s Nioh 3 made its debut at #3, while longstanding chart regulars like Animal Crossing: New Horizons and Pokémon Legends: Z-A continued to perform well, taking the #5 and #6 spots, respectively. Other notable Nintendo releases included Mario Kart 8 Deluxe at #9, Donkey Kong Bananza at #10, and the celebrated platform duo Super Mario Galaxy + Super Mario Galaxy 2 at #12.
The Nintendo eShop’s robust catalogue and the success of its software lineup further cements Nintendo’s dominance in the UK market heading into 2026. Dragon Quest 7 Reimagined’s successful entry is a testament to the remake’s cross-generational appeal and to Square Enix Europe’s strategic multiplatform launch across PS5, Nintendo Switch, and Switch 2.
Although the game did not claim the top spot, its performance demonstrates a healthy appetite for legacy JRPGs revitalized for current-gen systems.
As the Nintendo Switch 2 continues to gain traction following its recent launch, these early sales figures bode well for the system’s long-term support of major Japanese franchises. The full UK software sales chart for this period is a snapshot of both established titles and fresh releases, showcasing the vitality of Nintendo’s platforms and a strong consumer interest in both homegrown and international hits.
To keep up with the latest UK software sales rankings and Nintendo publishing milestones, readers can follow ongoing coverage and chart analysis from leading gaming news outlets.
This highly anticipated remake, released by Square Enix Europe, brings the classic role-playing epic to modern consoles, and its impressive launch performance once again underscores the enduring global appeal of the Dragon Quest franchise. According to data tracked across physical and digital outlets, Dragon Quest 7 Reimagined secured the #4 position on the chart.
Platform sales reveal a closely matched split, with the PlayStation 5 version accounting for 38 percent of total launch sales.
Nintendo’s new hardware, the Switch 2, followed closely, representing 37 percent of sales, while the original Nintendo Switch platform drew 22 percent.
Xbox Series editions made up the remaining 3 percent, indicating a strong preference for Nintendo and PlayStation hardware among Dragon Quest’s UK fanbase. The week’s chart leaders were dominated by a mix of evergreen Nintendo favorites and new blockbuster releases.
EA SPORTS FC 26, published by Electronic Arts, surged into the top spot, jumping from fifteenth place the previous week.
Nintendo’s own Mario Kart World—a newly launched installment in the legendary racing series—held onto the #2 position, reflecting ongoing high demand for first-party Switch and Switch 2 titles.
Koei Tecmo’s Nioh 3 made its debut at #3, while longstanding chart regulars like Animal Crossing: New Horizons and Pokémon Legends: Z-A continued to perform well, taking the #5 and #6 spots, respectively. Other notable Nintendo releases included Mario Kart 8 Deluxe at #9, Donkey Kong Bananza at #10, and the celebrated platform duo Super Mario Galaxy + Super Mario Galaxy 2 at #12.
The Nintendo eShop’s robust catalogue and the success of its software lineup further cements Nintendo’s dominance in the UK market heading into 2026. Dragon Quest 7 Reimagined’s successful entry is a testament to the remake’s cross-generational appeal and to Square Enix Europe’s strategic multiplatform launch across PS5, Nintendo Switch, and Switch 2.
Although the game did not claim the top spot, its performance demonstrates a healthy appetite for legacy JRPGs revitalized for current-gen systems.
As the Nintendo Switch 2 continues to gain traction following its recent launch, these early sales figures bode well for the system’s long-term support of major Japanese franchises. The full UK software sales chart for this period is a snapshot of both established titles and fresh releases, showcasing the vitality of Nintendo’s platforms and a strong consumer interest in both homegrown and international hits.
To keep up with the latest UK software sales rankings and Nintendo publishing milestones, readers can follow ongoing coverage and chart analysis from leading gaming news outlets.
