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Japanese Sales Figures for 18 to 25 September

We take a look at this weeks sales figures from Japan, for those who may be interested in them.

Software Sales

PosPlatformTitleSalesLTD Sales
1PS2Everybody’s Tennis87814  314790
2NDS Final Fantasy III 56596 712129
3NDS New Super Mario Bros. 56045 3136171
4NDS Gintama DS: Banji Ousoudou! 39737 NEW
5NDS Brain Training 2 34879 3221750
6NDS Animal Crossing: Wild World 25617 3256171
7PS2 Rurouni Kenshin: Enjou! Kyoto Rinne 24712 99720
8NDS Tingle RPG 23168 114208
9NDS Cooking Navi 22504 488462
10PS2 ??? 22100 NEW

In the last chart before Pokemon hits the streets in Japan we have a repeat of Everybody’s Tennis on the top. The game seems to have good legs and will likely hit 500000. Speaking of legs, Final Fantasy III is showing very long ones - but sales are still constrained on the supply side. There are two new games in the top 10 - Gintama is based on an anime and at position 10 is a game that doesn’t translate (I can’t understand any form of Japanese and Google translate doesn’t make it any clearer). Since it doesn’t seem to be known by any English titles, chances are it’s either an anime fighting game, a pachinko slot game or a dating sim. I have discovered that Kenshin is an anime as well. Tingle RPG makes a reappearance in the top 10 and it’s sold surprisingly well for such a strange looking game. Other than that it’s the usual stuff. Next week the charts are going to be overwhelmed with Pokemon, so it’s going to be interesting for sales-watchers…

Hardware Sales for the Week

PlatformSales
DSL139,835
PS2 32,673
PSP 23,118
GBASP 2,145
GBM 1,186
Xbox360 1,109
GC 763
DS 316
GBA 20
Xbox 8

Another week, another 100,000+ DS Lites sold. Not much else to say except PS2 is seeing a new wave of purchases, probably caused by Everybody’s Tennis at the top of the software charts. It’s pretty amazing that PS2 still outsells every other console except DS Lite despite all the other consoles being newer than it. It’s currently very close to reaching 20 million sales in Japan.

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