Another week of slow sales. The highest-selling game in Japan last week was Namco Bandai’s Summon Night 5, which sold 105,511 copies in its first week.

Typically, sales across the board—including both hardware and software—drop the week after a major holiday like Golden Week. That’s exactly what happened last week.

Last week, Capcom released Dragon’s Dogma: Dark Arisen in Japan. The game debuted at the #2 spot on the top-20 software sales chart.

Tomodachi Collection: New Life got off to a strong start with sales of over 400,000 copies in its first week, and Nintendo’s president says download sales are going well, too.

Last week, Nintendo released Tomodachi Collection: New Life in Japan, which was the best-selling game for the week.

Last week was another slow week for new releases in Japan, with sales dropping across the board.

Last week was slow on new releases, so the only new game in the top-20 was Ninja Gaiden 3: Razor’s Edge.

Fate/Extra CCC sold nearly identically to its predecessor, the original Fate/Extra, released in 2010.

Luigi’s Mansion: Dark Moon managed to hold on to the #1 spot last week. At #2 was Marvelous AQL’s Fate/Extra CCC, which finally saw release following multiple delays.

Additionally, Media-Create also confirmed our suspicions that the holiday effect was responsible for revitalized sales across the board last week.

Luigi’s Mansion: Dark Moon, One Piece: Pirate Warriors 2 and Disgaea Dimension 2 were released in Japan last week.

Sword Art Online: Infinity Moment was last week’s best-selling release in Japan, followed by Kingdom Hearts HD 1.5 Remix.

Sales tracker, Media Create, share their usual weekly report, this time touching on Soul Sacrifice’s first-week sales.

Last week, Sony released their own take on the hunting action genre, Soul Sacrifice, in Japan. Meanwhile, Namco Bandai released Tales of Hearts R.