This Week In Sales: Summon Night Returns With Summon Night 5

Period: The week of May 13th – May 19th (2013)

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Top-seller: Summon Night 5 – 105,511

Nintendo 3DS sales: 13,001 | Total sales: 8,296,209

Nintendo 3DS XL sales: 24,123 | Total sales: 3,140,358

PlayStation Vita sales: 10,931 | Total sales: 1,582,047

Wii U sales: 6,037 | Total sales: 923,258

<< Last week’s software sales chart

 

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. Not too far from Summon Night 4’s first week sales of 115,701 copies.

 

Behind Summon Night was Tomodachi Collection: New Life with another 63,000 copies sold. 

 

Meanwhile, hardware sales took another turn for the worse, with the Wii U selling 6,000 units and the PlayStation Vita 11,000 units. Nintendo 3DS sales, too, saw a dive for the week, coming in at 37,000 units.

 

Next week’s sales chart should prove more interesting, with Shin Megami Tensei IV, Kamen Rider: Battride War and Resident Evil: Revelations for consoles slated for release in Japan tomorrow.

 

The top-20 chart for the week was as follows:

 

Lw Tw Title Weekly Sales Total Sales Sys. Publisher
New 01. Summon Night 5 105,511 New PSP Namco Bandai
01. 02. Tomodachi Collection: New Life 63,055 925,108 3DS Nintendo
02. 03. Luigi’s Mansion: Dark Moon 20,304 712,225 3DS Nintendo
03. 04. Animal Crossing: New Leaf 16,492 3,217,351 3DS Nintendo
New 05. Muv-Luv Alternative: Total Eclipse 12,373 New PSP 5pb
04. 06. Dragon’s Dogma: Dark Arisen 8,759 178,755 PS3 Capcom
05. 07. Dragon Ball Heroes: Ultimate Mission 4,539 189,056 3DS Namco Bandai
14. 08. Taiko no Tatsujin: Super Splendid Edition 4,351 477,739 Wii Namco Bandai
08. 09. New Super Mario Bros. 2 3,851 2,028,663 3DS Nintendo
11. 10. Mario Kart 7 3,354 2,051,201 3DS Nintendo
06. 11. Tomb Raider 3,276 57,397 PS3 Square Enix
10. 12. Run for Money Tousouchuu 3,033 486,038 3DS Namco Bandai
12. 13. Photo Kano Kiss 2,807 46,167 PSV Kadokawa
16. 14. Pro Baseball Spirits 2013 2,577 146,135 PSP Konami
15. 15. Taiko Drum Master: The Little Dragon and the Mysterious Orb 2,567 485,981 3DS Namco Bandai
17. 16. Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate (Best Price!) 2,534 307,473 3DS Capcom
09. 17. Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 3 2,532 125,507 PS3 Namco Bandai
13. 18. 7th Dragon 2020-II 2,324 104,473 PSP Sega
21. 19. New Super Mario Bros. U 2,237 512,244 WiiU Nintendo
25. 20. Pokémon Black/White 2 2,168 3,005,619 DS Pokémon Co.

 

Sales data acquired from 4Gamer, Media Create and Geimin.net.

 


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