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Japanese Sales Data: Wii Fit flexes its muscles again

The numbers are in from Media Create and show Nintendo’s Wii Fit keeping the pace for another week on the Japanese software chart. Although just over half of the Top 10 titles are for Nintendo platforms, Sony’s PSP makes a comeback with three titles and the PS2 grabs a spot too.

Wii Fit sold 90 000 copies for the week ending the 27th of January to secure the number 1 position with Konami’s World Soccer Winning Eleven: Ubiquitous Evolution 2008 for the PSP debuting in second place with 77 000 copies. Kadokawa Shoten’s Lucky Star: Misasagi Sakura Gakuen Sakura Fuji Festival for the PS2 enters the chart at number 3 with 72 000 copies.

Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games for the Nintendo DS drops two places to number 4 with 50 000 copies and Nintendo’s Wii Sports moves down one to number 5 with 26 000 copies. Nintendo’s Mario Party DS falls three places to number 6 with 22 000 copies while Capcom’s Monster Hunter Portable 2nd drops from last week’s number 5 to seventh place with 21 000 copies.

Namco Bandai’s Doraemon Baseball: Dramatic Stadium for the Nintendo DS settles into eighth place with 21 000 copies and Sting’s Yggdra Union for the PSP debuts at number 9 with 17 000. Prof. Layton and Pandora’s Box from Level 5 drops from last week’s number 6 to round off the top ten in last place with 15 000 copies.

Let’s have a look at what dropped out of the top ten this week. Two Nintendo DS titles from Square Enix got the boot, Final Fantasy IV dropped from number 7 last week to eleventh place while Dragon Quest IV fell from number 9 to number 13. Two of Nintendo’s popular Wii titles shared the same fate with Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games falling from last week’s number 8 to number 14 and Super Mario Galaxy plummeting from tenth place to number 17.

Source: Media Create

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