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[Weekly Software & Hardware Sales] "Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba - The Hinokami Chronicles 2" takes the top spot. Castlevania Advance Collection and Holo Hanafuda, featuring Holomen, also make the top 10 [July 28th - August 3rd]

Famitsu's sales rankings. This time we bring you a summary of estimated weekly sales figures for game software and hardware from July 28 to August 3, 2025 in Japan.

Four titles (three counting by platform) made their debut in this week's rankings, making it into the top 10. Taking the top spot among them was the Nintendo Switch version of Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba - The Hinokami Chronicles 2. This demon-slaying fighting action game is based on the popular manga

"Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba by Koyoharu Gotouge , and the PlayStation 5 version also ranked fifth. Total cumulative sales for both versions have reached 66,842 copies, suggesting continued sales are likely to continue.

Coming in at number four is Holo no Hanafuda, a digital Hanafuda adventure game starring Holomen (livers) from the VTuber agency Hololive Production .

In addition to familiar rules like Koi Koi, Oicho Kabu, and Hanaawase, players can also enjoy the game's original, unconventional rule, Holoawase... and it has recorded strong sales of 16,200 units.

Also ranked 7th is the packaged version of Castlevania Advance Collection, the download version of which was released in 2021. The game includes three games from the Castlevania series that were released for the Game Boy Advance .

Famitsu Sales Week 31, 2025 (Jul 28 - Aug 04)

Hardware

1st [Switch] Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba - The Hinokami Chronicles 2
54,491 (New) total 54,491 / Aniplex / August 1, 2025

2nd [ Switch 2] Mario Kart World
51,544 (-32%) total 1,445,628 / Nintendo / June 5, 2025

3rd [Switch 2} Donkey Kong Country Bananza
25,199 (-53%) total 207,055 / Nintendo / July 17, 2025

4th [Switch] Holo Hanafuda
16,200 (New) total 16,200 / Gem Drop / July 31, 2025

5th [PS5] Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba - The Hinokami Chronicles 2
12,351 (New) total 12,351 / Aniplex / August 1, 2025

6th [Switch 2] Super Mario Party Jamboree + Jamboree TV
10,250 (-44%) total 28,419 / Nintendo / July 24, 2025

7th [Switch] Castlevania Advance Collection
9,101 (New) total 9,101 / Super Deluxe Games / July 31, 2025

8th [Switch] Minecraft
7,932 (-2%) total 3,955,307 / Microsoft Japan / June 21, 2018

9th [Switch] Mario Kart 8 Deluxe
7,027 (-31%) total 6,398,596 / Nintendo / April 28, 2017

10th [Switch] Tamagotchi Puchi Puchi Omisetchi Thank you for waiting!
5,574 (-17%) total of 161,597 / Bandai Namco Entertainment / June 26, 2025

Hardware

• Switch 2: 62,733 (total 1,677,123)
• Switch: 2,626 (total 20,130,468)
• Switch Lite: 5,505 (total 6,623,998)
• Switch OLED: 10,506 (total 9,115,134)
• PS5: 4,426 (total 5,729,645)
• PS5 DE: 831 (total 981,517)
• PS5 Pro: 1,884 (total 235,217)
• Xbox Series X: 78 (total 321,223)
• Xbox Series X DE: 38 (total 21,174)
• Xbox Series S: 155 (total 339,042)
• PS4: 19 (total 7,929,811)

those Switch 2 numbers are…slightly concerning. Only 25k for DKBananza three weeks after launch? What’s up with that?

Mario Kart 8 refuses to die.

Famitsu adjusted down the Switch 2 lifetime sales by 232,499 units. 

Famitsu adjusted down Switch 2 hardware by 232.499 units. From 1.846.889 LTD last week to 1.677.123 LTD this week.

The Switch 1 having its best week since the launch of the Switch 2 while that has easily its worst week yet makes this a pretty strange week. What's even more strange though is the Switch 2 was adjusted down a couple hundred thousand since their estimates were higher than the shipments and now almost exactly matches the Switch's 1 last LTD. Seems Famitsu did a bad job estimating the MyNintendo sales.

MKW was also adjusted down some and I've never seen that sort of thing happen before with Famitsu. This means that the Switch 2's launch week in Japan wasn't as insane as it seemed and it's no longer the fastest selling console in Japan ever with the GBA retaining that crown. I certainly didn't expect the Switch 2 to "lose" over 200k sales week on week and lose that title this fast but here we are. Also I imagine the OLED model randomly increasing to 10k is cause of Switch 2 stock issues.

All three of us pointed out the adjustment within like a minute lol.

Did Famitsu say what weeks they adjusted down? Or are we guessing it is launch week? Or at least most of it is launch week?

Did they announce that it was the launch week they screwed up royally on or was it just each week was off by x amount bring the total to over 200k?

Chris1964 over on Installbase seems to think it could be launch week focused. 

What I said above.