Japanese Charts: Rhythm Heaven Groove Maintains Its Solid Lead

Groove Armada.The most recent Japanese boxed rankings information is in from Famitsu, and Rhythm Heaven Groove has once more secured the top position with an additional 76,786 units sold.There are a few fresh entries again this week, including eBaseball: PRO SPIRIT 2026 on the PS5 along with Kyoto Xanadu…Read More Read More

UK Charts: Star Fox Barely Holds Onto The Top 10 As Assassin’s Creed Maintains Smooth Sailing

Slippery venture. It is Monday, my friends, so it’s time to review the UK physical gaming rankings. It has been smooth progress for last week’s victor, Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced, which has maintained its position this week and stays in the lead. FC 26 and 007 First Light seize the remaining podium positions once more…Read More Read More

Japanese Charts: Switch 2 Surpasses 6 Million Consoles Sold

And Rhythm Heaven Groove keeps its supremacy. The recent data from Famitsu regarding Japanese boxed charts is in, and wow, there are several fresh entries this week. Rhythm Heaven Groove is leading once more with an additional 126,073 units sold, bringing its cumulative total to over 500,000…Read More Read More

Japanese Charts: Holy Moly, Look At Those Rhythm Heaven Groove Sales

Wiping the floor.Ahoy everyone, we’re back with another glimpse at the most recent Japanese boxed charts (goodness, will these even be around in a few years..?), provided by Famitsu.It’s time for Rhythm Heaven Groove to dazzle, and goodness gracious, what a fantastic beginning. What many are calling the Switch’s farewell has truly excelled with a total of 393,378 unit sales in its inaugural week…Read More Read More

UK Charts: Star Fox Dips As World Cup Fever Takes Hold

Red card, no take-backs. The most recent UK Charts figures are in, and as World Cup excitement appears to seize us as we near the quarter-finals, EA SPORTS FC 26 has once again seized the top spot. Meanwhile, Star Fox has fallen to the fourth position, just trailing Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream…Read More Read More

Japanese Charts: Star Fox Proves There’s Nothing Wrong With Its G-Diffuser In Week One

Systems? Confirmed. We have returned with our newest examination of the Japanese charts, thanks to Famitsu, and after securing the top position in the UK earlier this week, Star Fox has snatched the leading award in Japan as well. Fox’s newest escapade soared to the number one position in its inaugural week…Read More Read More

UK Charts: Star Fox Barrel Rolls To The Top And Grabs The Gold Medal

Beating the An-dross. The most recent UK boxed charts statistics are available, and it’s a definitive triumph for Star Fox on Switch 2, which soars to the summit in its inaugural week. Numerous retailers offered some attractive launch pricing for the game that undoubtedly contributed to the physical sales…Read More Read More

UK Charts: The Adventures Of Elliot Makes An Impressive Debut, But Can’t Trouble The Podium

Adventure time. We are back with another glimpse at the UK charts, and following a rather uneventful week previously, we’re thrilled to observe a few new releases inch their way into the top 10 this time. The significant one for us Switch enthusiasts is The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales…Read More Read More

Japanese Charts: Tomodachi Life Finally Slips From The Top Spot

And it’s all due to Baseball. The most recent sales statistics from Japan have arrived thanks to Famitsu, and Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream has ultimately been dethroned by none other than Powerful Pro Baseball 2026-2026. The latest Konami installment is a tremendous success over in Japan…Read More Read More

Japanese Charts: Switch 2 Sales Continue To Slip, But Tomodachi Life Holds The Newbies At Bay

Can’t halt the fantasy. It has been another challenging post-price-increase sales week for Switch 2 in Japan, but Nintendo continues to thrive on the software front, owing to Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream (thanks, Famitsu). The quirky life simulation added over 50,000 copies to its collection this week, hindering the new Switch 2 launches of Final Fantasy VII Rebirth and eFootball Kick-Off…Read More Read More

Japanese Charts: Switch Sales Plummet As Price Increase Comes Into Play

Mo’ cash, Mii difficulties. Famitsu has provided us with a refreshed glimpse at the Japanese rankings as the initial week of Switch price hikes takes effect in the area. Those who possess a Switch console were clearly unbothered by the price adjustment and continued to acquire Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream in large numbers…Read More Read More

Japanese Charts: Switch 2 Sales Continue To Spike Ahead Of Price Increase

Gotta preserve those ichiendama. Famitsu has released its top ten physical charts for the period of 11th – 17th May in Japan, and would you believe it, Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream is once again at the forefront with an additional 98,092 units sold. Not only that, but with an extra 22,758 units to its credit…Read More Read More

UK Charts: Tomodachi Life Beats Saros To Reclaim Number One

We’re truly experiencing the dream. The most recent UK physical charts information is available, and in spite of rivalry from several new launches, Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream has regained the number one position. Last week, the quirky life simulator was sidelined by Capcom’s fresh IP Pragmata…Read More Read More

Japanese Charts: No Amount Of Sci-Fi Shooting Can Trouble Tomodachi Life

Hughdunnit? This week’s Japanese rankings are in from Famitsu, and despite some fresh faces entering the fray, nothing has managed to displace Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream. Yep, Nintendo’s quirky little life simulation is still comfortably leading the pack, adding another 178,533 units to its tally in the region…Read More Read More

UK Charts: Pokémon Pokopia Is Starting To Prove Its Staying Power

But RE Requiem dominates the scene. The most recent UK Charts data has arrived, and Pokémon Pokopia has achieved a commendable showing this week, securing the number 2 spot. We can only speculate that retailers have finally been supplied with sufficient inventory to meet demand – hardly the most convincing explanation for the game’s rise to second place…Read More Read More