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The Story Of Doodle Jump: Brotherly Love And Digital Snacks PlayStation 3 real driving simulator Gran Turismo 5 is off to a great start in Japan, with first week sales topping 430,000 copies, knocking former champ Call of Duty: Black Ops down to sixth place.
The best-selling game in Japan this past week was an American-made game, with Treyarch’s Call of Duty: Black Ops nabbing the first place spot on the country’s sales charts. Just how well did Black Ops do?
The Ogre Battle series has still got it in Japan, with the latest entry in Square Enix’s tactical role-playing game series getting a great start on the PSP.
The most exciting new addition to this week’s Japanese game sales chart is the appearance of Fallout: New Vegas. Looks like that “protest” against Japanese role-playing games campaign worked.
Two games, one for the PSP, one for the PlayStation 3, helped kick Mario’s latest game from its perch at the top of Japan’s best-selling games chart. Who’s responsible for Super Mario Collection for the Wii settling for third?
After five weeks at the top of Japan’s sales charts, Pokemon Black and Pokemon White have met their match – Mario. Nintendo’s budget-priced Super Mario Collection for the Wii has landed in Japan and has dominated the competition.
Pokemon Black and Pokemon White continue to be super effective at maintaining a stranglehold on Japan’s software sales charts, easily moving past 4 million copies sold overseas and handily defeating Kirby’s Epic Yarn for the Wii.
Nintendo’s Pokemon Black and Pokemon White enjoy another first place showing in Japan this week, nearly another quarter of a million copies sold to Nintendo DS owners overseas. The monster hunting game easily takes down newcomer Red Dead Redemption in Japan.
Another week, another few hundred thousand copies of Pokemon Black and White snapped up by Japanese gamers. The Nintendo DS game appears to be on track to break the 4 million mark any minute now.
