Ragnarok Odyssey has the highest sellthrough for a PlayStation Vita game to date.

Soulcalibur V sold just sold just 43,500 copies on PlayStation 3 in its first week in Japan.

Meanwhile, Tales of Innocence R sold 70% of its shipment.

A resounding success for From Software.

Armored Core V and Resident Evil: Revelations were the high-sellers for the week, with Tales of Innocence R in third place.

Meanwhile, Rhythm Thief and the Emperor’s treasure was the best-selling new game for the week, but it still failed to beat out Mario Kart 7.

The game ranked #7 on the software sales chart for the week. That sounds pretty terrible, doesn’t it?

What sold well and what probably should have sold better in Japan.

Coming out of the holidays, sales were down across the board, but Mario Kart and Monster Hunter didn’t care. Meanwhile Namco released another Idolm@ster.

The PSP sold an impressive 100,000 units during Christmas week,even outselling the PlayStation Vita. What did PSP owners buy?

Bursting breasts producer, Kenichiro Takaki, returned to the Senran Kagura blog today.

You can see the holiday effect in all its glory in this week’s sales chart. Meanwhile, Warriors Orochi 2 and SD Gundam: G Generation 3D make their debuts.

Famitsu publisher, Enterbrain, report that the Nintendo 3DS crossed the 4 million mark in Japan last week.

Today, we have a little more information on Inazuma Eleven Go’s performance in Japan.