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[vicissitudes]

Question to the sales age'ers. Is the Japanese industry still in "decline" as people have been saying.

Not as big as it used to be, but it's been pretty steady for the last couple of years. Console sales are up from a year ago but still small, PSP is doing well and DS is holding on due to DSiLL.

 

[Celine]

And behold how the mighty has fallen! Final Fantasy XIII is falling like a rock and soon out of the Top 50. It is unlikely it will reach three million copies very soon.

There was exactly 0 chances that FF XIII would have sold 3 million copies in Japan even before its release.

 

[spwolf]

Even though New Super Mario Bros. Wii has fallen one slot to #4, I had to wonder how long it will stay in the Top 10. Its total sales in Japan is around 3.3 million and if it stays in the Top 10 list longer it will eventually reach 4 million and replace Super Mario Land.

Tomodachi Collection not yet falling out of the Top 10 is quite remarkable for a game that was released last July. How long has it been there? Seven months?

And behold how the mighty has fallen! Final Fantasy XIII is falling like a rock and soon out of the Top 50. It is unlikely it will reach three million copies very soon.

its not going to reach 3 million copies? wow, disaster!

 

[spwolf]

http://uk.gamespot.com/news/6244933.html

JAPANESE VIDEO GAMES INDUSTRY - 2009
Hardware: ¥216,490,000,000 ($2.36 billion) / -13.6%
Software: ¥326,160,000,000 ($3.55 billion) / -1.8%
Total Games: ¥542,640,000,000 ($5.91 billion) / -6.9%

honestly, a lot to do with reduced pricing on hardware, and i would also guess less periphals sold for Wii compared to big 2008 (Wii Fit?)?

 

[Celine]

Question to the sales age'ers. Is the Japanese industry still in "decline" as people have been saying.

 

[spwolf]

seems like "new gen" is kicking old gens (2005 and before) arse ;-)

 

[vicissitudes]

seems like "new gen" is kicking old gens (2005 and before) arse ;-)

Not in terms of video game software though.

 

[Stumpokapow]

Umm..it might struggle to reach 1.9M, much less 3 million :lol :lol

I'm not sure why anyone would think it'd have reached 3 million, though. X squeaked past 3 million when you combine everything. X-2, XII, and IX didn't. Even the most blissfully ignorant optimist wouldn't have shot above 2.2-2.5 (XII / X-2 range) for XIII.

 

[schuelma]

I'm not sure why anyone would think it'd have reached 3 million, though. X squeaked past 3 million when you combine everything. X-2, XII, and IX didn't. Even the most blissfully ignorant optimist wouldn't have shot above 2.2-2.5 (XII / X-2 range) for XIII.

That was supposed to be my point, but I think it came across as more making fun of the sales it did achieve, which was not the intent.

 

[dolemite]

What's so special about online games to separate them from video game software? Or are we talking about World of Warcraft in here?

 

[duckroll]

What's so special about online games to separate them from video game software? Or are we talking about World of Warcraft in here?

Revenue from subscriptions, as opposed to revenue from retail unit sales. I think.

 

[spwolf]

Not in terms of video game software though.

a lot of casual gaming these days is online and on mobile phones... so we need to take everything into consideration.

 

[Datschge]

Tomodachi Collection not yet falling out of the Top 10 is quite remarkable for a game that was released last July. How long has it been there? Seven months?

It was released in June actually. What's really remarkable and likely a first is that its weekly sales never dropped below 50k so far (Famitsu/Garaph).

 

[donny2112]

What's really remarkable and likely a first is that its weekly sales never dropped below 50k so far (Famitsu/Garaph).

This week is the first time it does in Famitsu. It's been below 50K four times in Media-Create, though. Lately, it's been Famitsu = MC + ~10K for some reason. :lol

 

[Raggy]

So what games will stir some HW console sales in the near future?

 

[vicissitudes]

So what games will stir some HW console sales in the near future?

SMG2 later this year, Zelda, GT5/Versus later this year or next. That's about it.

(possibly RGG4 or Wii Relax but I doubt it)

 

[goomba]

So what games will stir some HW console sales in the near future?

Avatar Natal Sports
Avatar Natal Fit

 

[Vilix]

SMG2 later this year, Zelda, GT5/Versus later this year or next. That's about it.

(possibly RGG4 or Wii Relax but I doubt it)

If Nintendo does to Wiilax what it did to Wii Fit I think you're going to see another massive IP.

 

[jcm]

If Nintendo does to Wiilax what it did to Wii Fit I think you're going to see another massive IP.

I'm skeptical. The minute I saw Wii Fit I thought it was a guaranteed money maker. I just can't seem to wrap my head around the Vitality sensor, though. I'm very interested to see what exactly Nintendo plans for it, because I can't figure out what the market is.

 

[Stumpokapow]

I'm skeptical. The minute I saw Wii Fit I thought it was a guaranteed money maker. I just can't seem to wrap my head around the Vitality sensor, though. I'm very interested to see what exactly Nintendo plans for it, because I can't figure out what the market is.

Yeah, Wii Fit was pretty obviously an extension of something that everyone bought into anyway--home fitness stuff. Home fitness equipment has always been very popular. Home fitness videos have always been very popular. Weight loss stuff has always been popular. Yoga stuff has always been popular. The idea that a decently well realized, well advertised execution that combines all four would do well was pretty obvious. The only people who thought it wouldn't do well were people who were looking at it as a video game instead of as a fitness product.

Now, in comparison, what is the non-video game analog to the Vitality Sensor? No one has a pulse meter and there are no popular products that make use of pulse meter technology. It might well be popular in terms of what Nintendo ends up doing with it, and it might well be useful in terms of them using it for video games, but it's not tapping in to an existing extremely popular market they way Wii Fit obviously was.

 

[poppabk]

I'm skeptical. The minute I saw Wii Fit I thought it was a guaranteed money maker. I just can't seem to wrap my head around the Vitality sensor, though. I'm very interested to see what exactly Nintendo plans for it, because I can't figure out what the market is.

Honestly I will be surprised if the Vitality Sensor is anything more than an add-on for the Wii-Fit line.

 

[Cosmonaut X]

Now, in comparison, what is the non-video game analog to the Vitality Sensor? No one has a pulse meter and there are no popular products that make use of pulse meter technology. It might well be popular in terms of what Nintendo ends up doing with it, and it might well be useful in terms of them using it for video games, but it's not tapping in to an existing extremely popular market they way Wii Fit obviously was.

I would have thought that Nintendo tying it into the market for relaxation tools/techniques would have been where we should be looking. I don't think - although I'm not completely familiar with the market - that there's a similar piece of kit out there, but I can see the potential in a simple device that tracks some basic pulse/oxygenation data and ties it into some kind of software that responds to that feedback, or offers advice based on readings.

Yes, it's going to be a harder sell than something like Wii Fit - and probably will be aiming at a more limited market - but if Nintendo handle the targetting right, I don't see why it shouldn't succeed (although I wouldn't expect it to be as monstrously successful as Wii Fit).

 

[wrowa]

I'm not sure why anyone would think it'd have reached 3 million, though.

No one thinks that. As funny as Onesimos is, the "three" million part was clearly a typo.

 

[JoshuaJSlone]

Small meta issue: Of course I'm big on the lines and pies and yada yada, but before it even gets to that, what's the best way to compare 2009 and 2010?

Usually I like to assign a week to the year that it has the most days in. However, this creates a big unevenness in 2009 vs 2010. Starting 2009 with December 29, 2008 and 2010 with January 4, 2010 means week 1 isn't going to be comparable with week 1, let alone any other weeks. So is it better to start 2010 early (December 28, 2009, as I believe at least one of the trackers did?), or start 2009 late (January 5, 2009). I guess the biggest advantage of starting late is that it would allow things to start small, since it cuts off some of the preceding holiday bump.


"Regular 2009" through week 6

vs

"Early 2010" through week 6

----------

"Late 2009" through week 5

vs

"Regular 2010" through week 5

 

[Chris1964]

Just finished with Famitsu GBA so it's time for some GBA-DS Nintendo comparisons.

[GBA] Pokemon Ruby / Sapphire (Pokemon Co.) - 1.245.003 / 5.337.046 / 23,33%
[NDS] Pokemon Diamond / Pearl (Pokemon Co.) - 1.586.360 / 5.751.997 / 27,58%

[GBA] Pokemon Fire Red / Leaf Green (Pokemon Co.) - 955.337 / 2.985.902 / 31,99%
[NDS] Pokemon Heart Gold / Soul Silver (Pokemon Co.) - 1.408.980 / 3.573.753 / 39,43%

[GBA] Pokemon Emerald (Pokemon Co.) - 643.987 / 2.096.912 / 30,71%
[NDS] Pokemon Platinum (Pokemon Co.) - 967.675 / 2.515.827 / 38,46%

[GBA] Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Red Rescue Team (Pokemon Co.) - 121.194 / 715.145 / 16,95%
[NDS] Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Blue Rescue Team (Pokemon Co.) - 134.776 / 761.617 / 17,70%
[NDS] Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Time / Darkness (Pokemon Co.) - 583.713 / 1.527.498 / 38,21%
[NDS] Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Sky (Pokemon Co.) - 142.264 / 417.226 / 34,10%

[GBA] Mario Kart: Super Circuit (Nintendo) - 261.797 / 938.175 / 27,90%
[NDS] Mario Kart DS (Nintendo) - 224.411 / 3.591.200 / 6,25%

[GBA] Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land (Nintendo) - 189.843 / 832.901 / 22,79%
[GBA] Kirby & the Amazing Mirror (Nintendo) - 176.225 / 704.295 / 25,02%
[NDS] Kirby Canvas Curse (Nintendo) - 72.102 / 315.211 / 22,87%
[NDS] Kirby Squeak Squad (Nintendo) - 151.147 / 1.116.424 / 13,54%
[NDS] Kirby Super Star Ultra (Nintendo) - 260.867 / 1.174.849 / 22,20%


[GBA] WarioWare Inc.: Mega Microgame$ (Nintendo) - 100.119 / 622.898 / 16,07%
[GBA] WarioWare: Twisted (Nintendo) - 108.106 / 463.938 / 23,30%
[NDS] WarioWare: Touched! (Nintendo) - 117.677 / 1.136.255 / 10,36%
[NDS] WarioWare: Do-It-Yourself (Nintendo) - 69.972 / 187.404 / 37,34%

[GBA] Wario Land 4 (Nintendo) - 102.873 / 484.591 / 21,23%
[NDS] Wario: Master of Disguise (Nintendo) - 87.731 / 289.872 / 30,27%

[GBA] Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga (Nintendo) - 63.839 / 438.781 / 14,55%
[NDS] Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time (Nintendo) - 133.229 / 417.391 / 31,92%
[NDS] Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story (Nintendo) - 220.055 / 717.940 / 30,65%

[GBA] The Legend of Starfy (Nintendo) - 63.608 / 422.536 / 15,05%
[GBA] The Legend of Starfy 2 (Nintendo) - 76.994 / 396.294 / 19,43%
[GBA] The Legend of Starfy 3 (Nintendo) - 59.307 / 249.468 / 23,77%
[NDS] The Legend of Starfy 4 (Nintendo) - 53.879 / 167.136 / 32,24%
[NDS] The Legendary Starfy (Nintendo) - 34.694 / 126.428 / 27,44%

[GBA] Fire Emblem: The Sealed Sword (Nintendo) - 126.267 / 345.574 / 36,54%
[GBA] Fire Emblem: Blazing Sword (Nintendo) - 109.429 / 265.286 / 41,25%
[GBA] Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones (Nintendo) - 146.026 / 233.280 / 62,60%
[NDS] Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon (Nintendo) - 147.704 / 252.309 / 58,54%

[GBA] The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past + Four Swords (Nintendo) - 84.107 / 293.989 / 28,61%
[GBA] The Legend of Zelda: Minish Cap (Nintendo) - 92.882 / 235.400 / 39,46%
[NDS] The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass (Nintendo) - 288.282 / 902.386 / 31,95%
[NDS] The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks (Nintendo) - 320.940 / 561.130 / 57,20%

[GBA] Rhythm Heaven (Nintendo) - 25.517 / 268.517 / 9,50%
[NDS] Rhythm Heaven: Tap into the Rhythm (Nintendo) - 227.718 / 1.830.997 / 12,44%

[GBA] Yoshi Universal Gravitation (Nintendo) - 34.389 / 261.317 / 13,16%
[NDS] Yoshi Touch & Go (Nintendo) - 52.407 / 197.337 / 26,56%

[GBA] Mario Party Advance (Nintendo) - 73.115 / 241.721 / 30,25%
[NDS] Mario Party DS (Nintendo) - 242.195 / 1.891.034 / 12,81%

[GBA] Mario Vs. Donkey Kong (Nintendo) - 54.170 / 177.657 / 30,49%
[NDS] Mario Vs. Donkey Kong 2: March of the Minis (Nintendo) - 92.017 / 350.467 / 26,26%

[GBA] Custom Robo GX (Nintendo) - 37.449 / 148.897 / 25,15%
[NDS] Custom Robo: Arena (Nintendo) - 34.304 / 100.644 / 34,08%

 

[slaughterking]

[GBA] Fire Emblem: The Sealed Sword (Nintendo) - 126.267 / 345.574 / 36,54%
[GBA] Fire Emblem: Blazing Sword (Nintendo) - 109.429 / 265.286 / 41,25%
[GBA] Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones (Nintendo) - 146.026 / 233.280 / 62,60%
[NDS] Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon (Nintendo) - 147.704 / 252.309 / 58,54%

Oh, right. DS needs more FE!

 

[Chris1964]

Small meta issue: Of course I'm big on the lines and pies and yada yada, but before it even gets to that, what's the best way to compare 2009 and 2010?

Usually I like to assign a week to the year that it has the most days in. However, this creates a big unevenness in 2009 vs 2010. Starting 2009 with December 29, 2008 and 2010 with January 4, 2010 means week 1 isn't going to be comparable with week 1, let alone any other weeks. So is it better to start 2010 early (December 28, 2009, as I believe at least one of the trackers did?), or start 2009 late (January 5, 2009). I guess the biggest advantage of starting late is that it would allow things to start small, since it cuts off some of the preceding holiday bump.

famitsu 1995 CY 02/01/95 31/12/95 52
famitsu 1996 CY 01/01/96 29/12/96 52
famitsu 1997 CY 30/12/96 28/12/97 52
famitsu 1998 CY 29/12/97 27/12/98 52
famitsu 1999 CY 28/12/98 26/12/99 52
famitsu 2000 CY 27/12/99 31/12/00 53
famitsu 2001 CY 01/01/01 30/12/01 52
famitsu 2002 CY 31/12/01 29/12/02 52
famitsu 2003 CY 30/12/02 28/12/03 52
famitsu 2004 CY 29/12/03 26/12/04 52
famitsu 2005 CY 27/12/04 25/12/05 52
famitsu 2006 CY 26/12/05 31/12/06 53
famitsu 2007 CY 01/01/07 30/12/07 52
famitsu 2008 CY 31/12/07 28/12/08 52
famitsu 2009 CY 29/12/08 27/12/09 52
famitsu 2010 CY 28/12/09

m-create 2002 CY 31/12/01 29/12/02 52
m-create 2003 CY 30/12/02 04/01/04 53
m-create 2004 CY 05/01/04 02/01/05 52
m-create 2005 CY 03/01/05 01/01/06 52
m-create 2006 CY 02/01/06 31/12/06 52
m-create 2007 CY 01/01/07 30/12/07 52
m-create 2008 CY 31/12/07 28/12/08 52
m-create 2009 CY 29/12/08 27/12/09 52 (?)
m-create 2010 CY 28/12/09 (?)

 

[Spiegel]

01. [PSP] God Eater (Namco Bandai)
02. [NDS] Dragon Quest VI: Realms of Reviere (Square Enix)
03. [WII] New Super Mario Bros. Wii (Nintendo)
04. [NDS] Prince of Tennis ~More Sweet Edition~ (Konami)
05. [NDS] Friend Collection (Nintendo)
06. [NDS] Quiz Magic Academy DS ~Futatsu no Jikuuseki~ (Konami)
07. [WII] Wii Fit Plus (Nintendo)
08. [PS3] Star Ocean: The Last Hope - International (Square Enix)
09. [Wii] Zangeki no Reginleiv (Nintendo)
10. [NDS] Dragon Ball DS 2 (Namco)

 

[farnham]

Oh, right. DS needs more FE!

id like a new console one with better production values..

i liked the handheld ones but FE is so much more enjoyable as a console game (personally)

 

[schuelma]

Can't tell that much without numbers, but unless SO4 had a good hold Reginleiv probably didn't do much more than 15K.

 

[Cosmonaut X]

Can't tell that much without numbers, but unless SO4 had a good hold Reginleiv probably didn't do much more than 15K.

Mm. Assuming the first day numbers from earlier are correct, that would be an impossibility ;-)

 

[schuelma]

Mm. Assuming the first day numbers from earlier are correct, that would be an impossibility ;-)

There was never any indication that those numbers were legit. Maybe I'm wrong and SO4 did awesome for a 2nd week RPG, but I'm skeptical.

 

[Loudninja]

There was never any indication that those numbers were legit. Maybe I'm wrong and SO4 did awesome for a 2nd week RPG, but I'm skeptical.

I think it will be 20k or less.

 

[Cosmonaut X]

There was never any indication that those numbers were legit. Maybe I'm wrong and SO4 did awesome for a 2nd week RPG, but I'm skeptical.

I think you're right to be - I just don't think it's outside the realms of possibility that Wii Fit Plus and SO4 held at around the 27k mark and Reginleiv slid in around 23-25k.

 

[schuelma]

I think you're right to be - I just don't think it's outside the realms of possibility that Wii Fit Plus and SO4 held at around the 27k mark and Reginleiv slid in around 23-25k.

SO4 did 80K or so by Famitsu. A drop to only 27K would be a great hold for a RPG like that.

 

[slaughterking]

id like a new console one with better production values..

i liked the handheld ones but FE is so much more enjoyable as a console game (personally)

I agree with everything you say, but I still wouldn't mind a new one for DS.

 

[Jaruru]

ohhh, online game is gaining so much over the years :O

 

[°°ToMmY°°]

little OT: are you Celine from GR.it?

 

[Sammy Samusu]

Taiko Drum series on the Wii has sold a million.

http://www.andriasang.com/e/blog/2010/02/16/taiko_drum_master_million/

The Taiko Drum Master series has topped the million sold mark on the Wii, and Namco Bandai will be celebrating. (...) The reissue of the original will be just the game on its own. It's set for March 11 release at ¥3,990.

Great news, they should give western market a chance, PS2 had it's share of casual gamers, but nowhere near the Wii.

09. [Wii] Zangeki no Reginleiv (Nintendo)

Yay?

10. [NDS] Dragon Ball DS 2 (Namco)

Nay?

 

[schuelma]

Taiko Drum Wii has sold a million... what?

I believe they mean the franchise, so Taiko 2 is included in that.

 

[Cosmonaut X]

I believe they mean the franchise, so Taiko 2 is included in that.

ISTR this being reported elsewhere and it was the franchise, so yeah - Taiko Wii + Taiko Wii 2, not just one installment.

 

[Sammy Samusu]

I believe they mean the franchise, so Taiko 2 is included in that.

series

Am I blind or what? :lol

Thanks, schuelma.

 

[John Harker]

Do we have this for N.A./US? That be a great graph to own

 

[Fafalada]

ohhh, online game is gaining so much over the years :O

And Japan's online market is still laughably small compared to countries where it's actually doing well.

 

[Durante]

SO4 did 80K or so by Famitsu. A drop to only 27K would be a great hold for a RPG like that.

Considering the large initial shipment maybe it has already been discounted significantly? (If they don't do it now they'll never sell all those copies)

 

[dolemite]

still no numerals available?

 

[Kurosaki Ichigo]

Something from last week numbers, I was still wondering what new IPs hit as big as God Eater did. Pretty difficult to find though, here are some new IPs respective 1st week launch:

2001 Onimusha - 517k
2006 Love & Berry - 425k (this was a well-known arcade IP though)
2002 Kingdom Hearts - 411k
2001 Devil May Cry - 353k
2010 God Eater - 276k
2007 Wii Fit - 254k

Going before garaph tracks, Gran Turismo (649k), Valkyrie Profile (312k). Hard finding 1st week sales for titles that old. Chrono Trigger was really big, I think it could have had a great start. Its funny seeing how some big franchises now had really low beginnings (pokemon, monster hunter, animal crossing...).

 

[The_lascar]

Still no leaks D:

I'm worry

 

[donny2112]

Famitsu Feb 1-7

01./00. [PSP] God Eater (Namco Bandai Games) - 276,104 / NEW
02./01. [NDS] Dragon Quest VI (Square Enix) - 181,979 / 1,091,960 (-80%)
03./00. [PS3] Star Ocean 4: The Last Hope International (Square Enix) - 84,882 / NEW
04./03. [WII] New Super Mario Bros. Wii (Nintendo) - 61,762 / 3,270,028 (-31%)
05./05. [NDS] Tomodachi Collection (Friend Collection) (Nintendo) - 45,563 / 2,813,442 (-18%)
06./02. [PS3] End of Eternity (SEGA) - 28,665 / 154,533 (-77%)
07./06. [WII] Wii Fit Plus (Nintendo) - 24,717 / 1,609,475 (-20%)
08./00. [PSP] Pop 'n Music Portable (Konami) - 20,925 / NEW
09./07. [PSP] Kingdom Hearts: Birth by Sleep (Square Enix) - 15,025 / 689,694 (-50%)
10./10. [WII] Wii Sports Resort (Nintendo) - 13,074 / 1,748,541 (-16%)

11./12. [NDS] Pokemon Heart Gold/Soul Silver (Nintendo/Pokemon Co.) - 12,851 / 3,573,753 (-9%)
12./14. [NDS] The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks (Nintendo) - 10,984 / 561,130 (-21%)
13./15. [PSP] Monster Hunter Portable 2 G (BEST Reprint) (Capcom) - 10,142 / 174,214 (-19%)
14./11. [PS3] MAG: Massive Action Game (SCEI) - 9,477 / 24,345 (-36%)
15./04. [PS3] Ar Tonelico 3: The Girl's Song that Pulls the Trigger of World's Demise (Namco Bandai Games) - 9,241 / 95,017 (-89%)
16./00. [NDS] Kunio-Kun no Chou Nekketsu! Daiundoukai (Super Hotblooded! Big Athletic Meet) (Arc System Works) - 8,681 / NEW
17./09. [PSP] Valkyria Chronicles 2: Gallia Military Academy (SEGA) - 8,446 / 132,336 (-63%)
18./21. [WII] Mario Kart Wii (Nintendo) - 7,956 / 2,554,835 (-14%)
19./19. [NDS] Inazuma Eleven 2: Threat of the Invaders - Fire/Blizzard (Level 5) - 7,644 / 1,066,509 (-23%)
20./22. [NDS] New Super Mario Bros. (Nintendo) - 7,031 / 5,726,682 (-18%)
21./20. [WII] Resident Evil: Darkside Chronicles (Capcom) - 6,617 / 113,656 (-29%)
22./25. [WII] Momotarou Dentetsu 2010: Sengo Ishin no Hero Daishuugou! no Maki (Hudson) - 5,363 / 215,357 (-22%)
23./08. [360] End of Eternity (SEGA) - 5,286 / 34,431 (-82%)
24./30. [WII] Taiko Drum Master Wii 2 (Namco Bandai Games) - 5,172 / 301,579 (-8%)
25./13. [PSP] Fushigi no Dungeon - Furai no Shiren 3: Karakuri Yashiki no Nemuri Hime Portable (Spike) - 4,910 / 18,915 (-65%)
26./24. [PSP] Phantasy Star Portable 2 (SEGA) - 4,747 / 554,081 (-38%)
27./00. [PS3] Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 (Square Enix) - 4,041 / 219,338
28./00. [PSP] Moe Moe World War Two (Strategy) 2 (SystemSoft Alpha) - 3,926 / NEW
29./26. [PSP] Machi-Ing Maker 3 x Tousouchuu (D3 Publisher) - 3,867 / 10,161 (-39%)
30./00. [PSP] Misshitsu no Sacrifice (The Sacrifice of the Secret Room) (D3 Publisher) - 3,779 / NEW


Bar Chart Feb 1-7 (thanks to JoshuaJSlone/garaph.info)

Note: Image may be delayed from the time of this post, but will automatically show once the data is ready.


Recent Famitsu Top 30s

Jan 11-17, 2010
Jan 4-10, 2010
Jan 18-24, 2010
Jan 25-31, 2010

 

[Road]

Media Create for Feb. 8 - 14:

[PSP] God Eater - 110,000 / 406,000
[NDS] Dragon Quest VI - 79,000 / 1,176,000
[WII] New Super Mario Bros. Wii - 59,000 / 3,322,000
[NDS] Prince of Tennis - 44,000 / NEW
[NDS] Tomodachi Collection - 38,000 / 2,817,000
[NDS] Quiz Magic Academy DS - 32,000 / NEW
[WII] Wii Fit Plus - 29,000 / 1,639,000
[PS3] Star Ocean 4 - 26,000 / 98,000
[WII] Zangeki no Reginleiv - 22,000 / NEW
[PS3] Sacred 2 - 22,000 / NEW

http://www.inside-games.jp/ranking/weekly.php?week=142

I guess Chris or donny will make the new thread soon.