magazine Famitsu It has been published List of video game sales in Japan in physical and console format from February 5 to 11, Where there is no new game. Highlights Super Mario Bros Wonderwhich after moving to the penultimate place in the previous week vreturned to the forefront, A situation similar to that The World of Momotaro Dentetsu: Chikyo wa Kibo from Mauteru!which moved the week from January 29 to January 4 to last place and is now in second place.
Regarding hardware, Switch remains unbeatable with 49,543 units, followed by PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, and PlayStation 4.
Weekly sales
This is the classification sales The week of February 5-11 In Japanese stores, according to Famitsu magazine. In parentheses at the end are the total number of units sold since the game's launch:
Best selling games
1. [NSW] Super Mario Bros. Wonder (Nintendo, 10/20/23) 16,978 (1,732,088)
2. [NSW] The World of Momotaro Dentetsu: Chikyo wa Kibo from Mauteru! (Konami, 11/16/23) 10,254 (970,536)
3. [NSW] Shirin the Wanderer: The Mysterious Dungeon on Serpentcoil Island (Spike Chunsoft, 1/25/24) 10,244 (113,771)
4. [PS5] Persona Reloaded 3 (ATLUS, 2/2/24) 9,686 (86,054)
5. [PS5] Granblue Fantasy: Relink (Cygames, 2/1/24) 8,448 (57,202)
6. [PS4] Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth (SEGA, 1/26/24) 8,054 (101,691)
7. [NSW] Mario Kart 8 Deluxe (Nintendo, 04/28/2017) 7,669 (5,703,258)
8. [PS5] Marvels Spider-Man 2 (SIE, 10/20/23) 7,415 (283,089)
9. [PS5] Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth (Sega, 1/26/24) 7,164 (125,492)
10. [PS4] Persona Reloaded 3 (ATLUS, 2/2/24) 6,811 (46,835)
Sales of hardware
These are the best-selling consoles in Japan last week. The number of units since launch is shown in parentheses.
- OLED key 36,770 (6,662,642)
- PlayStation 5 34,940 (4,509,572)
- Switch Lite 8,031 (5,737,168)
- PlayStation 5 Digital 5,805 (715,994)
- Switch 4,742 (19,719,637)
- Xbox Series
- PlayStation 4 940 (7,919,455)
- Xbox Series S 926 (300,819)
- New 2DS XL (including 2DS) 15 (1,192,828)
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