Famitsu Sales: Week 25, 2026 (Jun 15 - Jun 21)

01./02. [NSW] Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream (Nintendo) {2026.04.16} (¥6.480) - 34.957 / 1.382.027 (-8%)
02./01. [NSW] Power Pros 2026-2027 (Konami) {2026.06.11} (¥7.700) - 28.409 / 129.385 (-72%)
03./00. [NS2] The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales (Square Enix) {2026.06.18} (¥6.800) - 23.674 / NEW
04./00. [PS5] The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales (Square Enix) {2026.06.18} (¥6.800) - 14.843 / NEW
05./04. [NS2] Pokemon Pokopia (Pokemon Co.) {2026.03.05} (¥8.164) - 7.073 / 1.064.055 (-9%)
06./03. [NS2] eFootball Kick-Off! (Konami) {2026.06.04} (¥3.500) - 6.835 / 35.025 (-16%)
07./06. [NS2] Mario Kart World # (Nintendo) {2025.06.05} (¥9.073) - 4.289 / 2.974.785 (-15%)
08./10. [NSW] Minecraft # (Microsoft Game Studios) {2018.06.21} (¥3.600) - 3.449 / 4.225.771 (+2%)
09./07. [NS2] Yoshi and the Mysterious Book (Nintendo) {2026.05.21} (¥7.255) - 3.403 / 68.205 (-20%)
10./18. [NS2] Kirby Air Riders (Nintendo) {2025.11.20} (¥8.164) - 3.332 / 540.388 (+98%)

Top 10

NS2 - 6
NSW - 3
PS5 - 1

HARDWARE

S2 passes the base PS5 total while Tomodachi continues its steady march.

Tomodachi has some crazy legs! Really helps that NSW has such a large install base, on top of the barrier to entry for other current gen systems being so high at the moment.

Pokopia still holding well too, even with the recent downturn in NS2 hardware.

Tomodachi cannot be stopped.

Is this the new baseline for NS2? It has been like that for 3 weeks now

I believe unlike Japan there won't be a significant decrease in sales elsewhere. In Japan it's clear for me Nintendo was heavily subsidizing the console, but couldn't hold the negative margins for console sold forever hence the steeper price increase compared to other markets

They're still heavily subsidizing it. The language locked model is the equivalent of $370 and the Switch 2 is costing them far more than that at this time. They will be losing a lot of money on that model even after the price rise.

The 12gb LPDDR5X and 256gb NAND combined have risen in costs by around $140 since the Switch 2 launch.

We'll have to see what happens after Splatoon etc launches, and yes the drop in other regions won't be as bad.

25k baseline is rough but it's summer and there hasn't been a big japan IP in a while. Splatoon could help power up the numbers a little bit.
I do think Japan was one of the only hopes for Switch to get to 160 millions, and with these numbers i can conclude it will not.

Switch 2 has been slowly crawling up. Rhythm Heaven will boost NS1 sales no doubt, potentially hindering Switch 2 for a bit, but Splatoon should stabilize everything…though August is traditionally a slower month in JP.

So I guess the best answer is: It’s complicated, but I suspect NS2 will be sitting around the 30k region up until October, at which point we will begin to see 40k/50k.

True, it's still heavily subsidized. Even western model might have been sold at loss right now. We need to wait their next quarterly report and see if their financials are taking a hit by the RAM prices

Switch 2 just about the same so mid 20's could be the norm for the next stretch while the Switch 1 looks like it'll have a new baseline of around 5k so it could only end up selling only 20-25k a month for the next few months. And the PS5 is back up YoY and as long as the cheap digital model doesn't get a price increase should be up most weeks for the rest of the year so the decline from 2025 looks like it won't be that much in the end and lower than I was expecting. The Switch 1 and 2 both getting a significant price increase should help its sales a bit.