Tamagotchi Goes Top!

[Domstercool]

Software sales in Japan from 19th - 25th of September.

1. Tamagotchi (Bandai, NDS)
55.000 [205.000]
2. Dynasty Warriors 5 : Xtreme Legends (Koei, PS2)
54.000 [257.000]
3. Famicom Mini : Super Mario Brothers (Nintendo, GBA)
51.000 [238.000]
4. Suikoden Tactics (Konami, PS2)
43.000
5. Brain Training DS (NDS, Nintendo)
39.000 [591.000]
6. Gundam Battle Tactics (Bandai, PSP)
37.000
7. Winning Eleven 9 (Konami; PSP)
29.000 [136.000]
8. Super Robot Taisen J (Banpresto, GBA)
28.000 [124.000]
9. Brain Training for Adults (NDS, Nintendo)
25.000 [516.000]
10. Harukanaru Toki no naka de 3 (Koei, PS2)
21.000


Alot of handheld games this week. Must be something to do with taking gaming to school or something. :D Nice to see Suikoden Tactics there as well.

[RedShell]

Famicom Mini: Super Mario Brothers is doing pretty well too.

[Mimternet]

Can't believe Brain Training is STILL going strong! Tamagotchi's doing very well. It's great to see handhelds doing so well. Nintendo can't be toppled, but even PSP has a game in there!

[Cheapshot]

It's good to see someone other than Nintendo doing well with the DS.

[Hellfire]

Man, Nintendo really did hit the right spot with DS in Japan. Handheld sales have been great with two strong consoles competing.

[Stocka]

It's official. Brain Training is Japan's next Pokemon :wink:
The pair have sold over a million now!
Go Tamagotchi! Third party DS games selling as well as that is only a good thing for Nintendo, as it is bound to encourage more and more third party support.

Hardware numbers should be interesting, I predict micro will come on top again as its not been too long since launch, but in a couple of weeks sales of it will die down.

[dazzybee]

Hopefully Winning Elevens average sales on the PSP will make Konami bring the lovely franchise to the DS :)