01. [WII] Taiko no Tatsujin Wii (Bandai Namco) - 105,900 / 105,900
02. [WII] Animal Crossing: City Folk (Nintendo) - 97,700 / 587,000
03. [NDS] Kirby Super Star Ultra (Nintendo) - 94,500 / 629,400
04. [NDS] Wagamama Fashion: Girl's Mode (Nintendo) - 63,100 / 341,700
05. [NDS] Penguin no Mondai: Saikyou Penguin Densetsu! (Konami) - 59,000 / 59,000
06. [NDS] Professor Layton and the Last Time Travel (Level 5) - 57,600 / 492,000
07. [NDS] Pokemon Platinum (Pokemon) - 57,500 / 2,066,300
08. [NDS] Rhythm Heaven (Nintendo) - 45,200 / 1,289,400
09. [WII] Wii Fit (Nintendo) - 43,000 / 2,916,900
10. [WII] Mario Kart Wii (Nintendo) - 34,300 / 1,938,400

__. [WII] Tatsunoko vs. Capcom: Cross Generation of Heroes (Capcom) - 24,100 / 24,100

Dsi 173,700
Wii 91,600
PSP 71,500
PS3 33,700
DSL 31,100
X360 11,800
PS2 6,700

http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=344988&page=8

lol if famitsu shows this aswell =P..thats domination my friend

Oh well! Nintendo having an excellent week, dominating all both hardware (top selling portable and console) and software (top10!). They always seem to be extra strong during holidays don´t they? Also even if this year is lower than last I knew many were overreacting about the low sales in Japan october-november. It´s always like that before the holiday´s kick in.

And look at Taiko drum master! It´s clearly a succes! It´s first day sales were 44k, the first week 106k. That´s a great debut and showing clear signs of great legs!? Could it actually have a shot at being Wiis biggest selling thirdparty title in Japan? What do you think?

Good sales overall.
I think DS YTD has now surpassed PSP one.

Sad about TvC though. It looks to be a great game and I would have hoped for better sales.

Wii 91k? Why? For a long period of time sales were 25-35k.

ehh..holiday season..perhaps?

@Neos

I thought japanese people never rest, always working =)

 Those weeks when Wii sold like that were during october-november which are Japan´s lowest selling months regarding videogames. Now the boost from holiday sales are kicking in