By using this site, you agree to our Privacy Policy and our Terms of Use. Close

Forums - Sales - Famitsu Sales:Week 06, 2026 (Feb 02 - Feb 08)

Sogreblute on 15 February 2026
Sephiran said:
Sogreblute said:

It absolutely amazes me Bandai Namco for whatever reason still either skips Switch or releases a Switch version later. For the first 2 years I can understand, but the fact they are the ONLY Japanese game company not actively trying to put games on Switch day one is insane. At least with the other Japanese companies if a game legit cannot run on the Switch it's understandable why it cannot release on it. Even Falcom now is doing day one Switch/Switch2 games and everyone knows how Playstation favored they are. Bandai Namco does have Switch games day one with other versions, but the fact they have Switch games still release like a year later than other versions is crazy.

Bandai Namco isn't alone, Atlus and Konami are also not Nintendo day one publishers, with Konami probably not even making late ports of their games to Nintendo consoles. Those publishers will continue to focus on PS, Xbox and PC no matter what.

Looking at Atlus they had their Persona game 3 and 4 day one, Persona 5 Strikers, Persona 5 Tactica, Persona 5 Royal released day one with the other platforms (outside PS4), Raidou Remasterd, SMT 5, SMT5V, and Unicorn Overlord. Soul Hackers 2, Persona 3 Reload and Metaphor Refantazio cannot run on Switch. Konami has a lot of day one Switch releases outside of the games that can't run on it like Silent Hill 2, Silent Hill F, Meta Gear Solid Delta, etc. I cannot think of late Switch ports from these companies except for Catherine and Persona 5 Royal from Atlus. Bandai Namco has a lot of Switch late releases. God Eater 3, DB FighterZ, DBZ Kakarot, DBZ Sparking Zero, Digimon Time Strangers, One Piece Odyssey, etc.



Around the Network
BraLoD on 15 February 2026

Seems like the Switch is really finally dying.



Link: www.facebook.com/FernandoGuadixartworks/

xl-klaudkil on 16 February 2026
BraLoD said:

Seems like the Switch is really finally dying.

Shortages..



 

My youtube gaming page.

http://www.youtube.com/user/klaudkil

Ashadelo on 16 February 2026
BraLoD said:

Seems like the Switch is really finally dying.

The cliff has finally arrived *kicks switch off*



我是广州人

firebush03 on 19 February 2026

Software Sales

1. [PS5] Yakuza Kiwami 3 & Dark Ties – 58,171 / NEW
2. [NS2] Mario Tennis Fever – 39,522 / NEW
3. [NSW] Dragon Quest 7 Reimagined – 32,102 / 209,665
4. [NS2] Dragon Quest 7 Reimagined – 23,617 / 183,718
5. [PS5] Yakuza Kiwami 3 & Dark Ties – 19,845 / NEW
6. [NS2] Yakuza Kiwami 3 & Dark Ties – 15,988 / NEW
7. [PS5] Dragon Quest 7 Reimagined – 11,800 / 130,598
8. [PS5] Nioh 3 – 9,702 / 50,272
9. [NS2] Mario Kart World – 9,473 / 2,825,494
10. [NSW] Animal Crossing: New Horizons – 7,265 / 8,377,788


Hardware Sales

Switch 2 – 57,779
Switch OLED – 20,226
Switch Lite – 4,882
Switch – 1,373
PS5 Digital Edition – 6,341
PS5 – 3,562
PS5 Pro – 1,685
Xbox Series X Digital Edition – 646
Xbox Series S – 97
Xbox Series X – 12
PS5 – 25



Around the Network
firebush03 on 19 February 2026

Man, MTFever did not have a solid start. Performed worse than even Ultra Smash for the Wii U, from what I can tell. Nintendo really needs to consider variable pricing— selling a Mario spinoff sports game spinoff for $70USD was a mistake IMO. That’s a very niche market of consumers who will be eager to purchase.

(That and the marketing for this game really just felt like Nintendo had nothing more to say than “There are 38 characters!!” Whereas Tennis Aces had me pumped, Fever was more of an “Well, I really like Mario Tennis, so this is a Day One purchase for me.”)



160rmf on 19 February 2026

Switch is just hovering over the cliff lol



 

 

We reap what we sow

yanis-bnth on 19 February 2026

Lmaoo « Switch 1 is finally dying » apparently not it sold 26,5K units



IcaroRibeiro on 19 February 2026
firebush03 said:

Man, MTFever did not have a solid start. Performed worse than even Ultra Smash for the Wii U, from what I can tell. Nintendo really needs to consider variable pricing— selling a Mario spinoff sports game spinoff for $70USD was a mistake IMO. That’s a very niche market of consumers who will be eager to purchase.

(That and the marketing for this game really just felt like Nintendo had nothing more to say than “There are 38 characters!!” Whereas Tennis Aces had me pumped, Fever was more of an “Well, I really like Mario Tennis, so this is a Day One purchase for me.”)

How much Switch 1 Mario Tennis has sold in Japan? And when was it released? 



firebush03 on 19 February 2026
IcaroRibeiro said:
firebush03 said:

Man, MTFever did not have a solid start. Performed worse than even Ultra Smash for the Wii U, from what I can tell. Nintendo really needs to consider variable pricing— selling a Mario spinoff sports game spinoff for $70USD was a mistake IMO. That’s a very niche market of consumers who will be eager to purchase.

(That and the marketing for this game really just felt like Nintendo had nothing more to say than “There are 38 characters!!” Whereas Tennis Aces had me pumped, Fever was more of an “Well, I really like Mario Tennis, so this is a Day One purchase for me.”)

How much Switch 1 Mario Tennis has sold in Japan? And when was it released? 

550k (as of March 2019). Game launched in June 2018, for reference. Debuted at >123k retail.