Physical retail data for Japan covering the week of July 13, 2026, to July 19, 2026, has been published by Famitsu, detailing the latest software and hardware sales across multiple platforms. Rhythm Heaven Groove for the Nintendo Switch retained its position at the top of the software charts during this period.

Quick Facts

  • Top Selling Software: Rhythm Heaven Groove (Switch) sold 76,786 retail copies, reaching 596,237 lifetime sales.
  • Top New Release (Single-SKU): eBaseball: PRO SPIRIT 2026 (PlayStation 5) opened at 20,661 units.
  • Switch 2 Hardware Sales: 24,928 units sold, bringing lifetime sales to 6,051,859.
  • Data Source: Famitsu estimated physical game software and hardware sales data for Japan.

Software Sales Breakdown

Nintendo Switch title Rhythm Heaven Groove continued to dominate the charts, moving an additional 76,786 copies to reach 596,237 total lifetime sales since its July 2, 2026 release.

On the new release front, Konami's eBaseball: PRO SPIRIT 2026 for the PlayStation 5 opened as the highest-selling single-SKU new game of the week, moving 20,661 retail copies following its July 16, 2026 launch. Meanwhile, Falcom's Kyoto Xanadu debuted across multiple platforms, with the Switch version selling 15,431 units and the PlayStation 5 version moving 13,206 units, for a combined total of 28,637 copies sold.

Other notable new entries included Neos's Culdcept BEGINS – Nintendo Switch 2 Edition, which debuted at 12,734 units, and Bliss Brain's 70s-style Robot Anime Geppy-X for the Switch, which opened with 8,674 units sold.

Hardware Performance in Japan

In hardware sales for the July 13–19, 2026 window, the Nintendo Switch 2 led all platforms with 24,928 units sold. The PlayStation 5 family followed collectively, with the PlayStation 5 Digital Edition moving 9,024 units, the PlayStation 5 Pro selling 350 units, and the standard PlayStation 5 moving 200 units. The Switch family also continued to see steady sales, led by 2,930 units for the Switch Lite, 2,853 units for the Switch OLED Model, and 613 units for the base Switch model. The Xbox Series family moved a combined total of 93 units across the Xbox Series S (43 units), Xbox Series X Digital Edition (31 units), and Xbox Series X (19 units).