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Forums - Sales Discussion - Tsutaya Game Ranking: April 6th - 12th

BlowoverKing on 12 April 2015

Overall Ranking:



PSN: extremeM

PlayStation Vita Japanese Software Sales (Media Create Physical/ Famitsu Digital)

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BlowoverKing on 12 April 2015

3DS ONLY Ranking:



PSN: extremeM

PlayStation Vita Japanese Software Sales (Media Create Physical/ Famitsu Digital)

BlowoverKing on 12 April 2015

PlayStation Vita ONLY Ranking:



PSN: extremeM

PlayStation Vita Japanese Software Sales (Media Create Physical/ Famitsu Digital)

Ryng on 12 April 2015

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BlowoverKing on 12 April 2015

Wii U ONLY Ranking:



PSN: extremeM

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BlowoverKing on 12 April 2015

PS4 ONLY Ranking:



PSN: extremeM

PlayStation Vita Japanese Software Sales (Media Create Physical/ Famitsu Digital)

alternine on 12 April 2015

Dark Souls 2 SOTFS made it into the Top 10. Nice



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vivster on 12 April 2015

Sometimes I wonder if all these people buying Playstation stuff are mandated by the government to help out one of their struggling giants.



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hiska-kun on 12 April 2015

I'm gessing that 99% of One Piece sales comes from Tsutaya since MC/Famitsu always show a different picture.

This is going to be the week of drops. Be ready for slow sales. 

The only interesting thing will be how Minecraft held.



Media Create Annual Archive (Spanish version)

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Aura7541 on 12 April 2015

Nice hold by the Vita version of SAO: Lost Song. Bloodborne managed to go up from last week and Dark Souls II debuts at #10. Digimon managed to stay in the Top 20. Hopefully, those games also did well in Media Create since Tsutaya isn't exactly representative of Japan software sales..