Last week, Japan only had one new title in the top-20 but it wasn’t exactly a quiet one with Taiko no Tatsujin: Nintendo Switch Version drumming up a new release that did quite well for itself.

Nintendo revealed a set of three New Nintendo 2DS XL (LL in Japan) models that feature designs based on Animal Crossing: New Leaf, Mario Kart 7, and Minecraft set to release this July and August in Japan.

Another week, another top charting for Dragon Quest XI and Splatoon 2. Check out the latest software and hardware sales performance in Japan from sales tracker Media Create.

Last week, Japan saw Level-5’s big release of The Snack World on 3DS after its announcement in April 2015 and going through a couple delays, and it did pretty well for a debut for a new title aimed for children.

Last week, Japan was still feeling the effects of the recently released hits of Dragon Quest XI and Splatoon 2, along with the release of The Great Ace Attorney 2 and Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy.

Last week, Japan only saw one new title in the top-20 video game sales charts, and it was none other than Nintendo’s new Switch fighter, ARMS, which managed to do pretty well in its debut.

Last week, Japan had several ports, new versions, and upgrades as new titles including Ys VIII: Lacrimosa of Dana on PS4, Ultra Street Fighter II: The Final Challengers, and Guilty Gear Xrd Rev 2.

Japan went through its “Golden Week hangover” with a drop in sales as people made their way back to work and school and Attack on Titan: Escape from Certain Death on 3DS was the only new release.

Japanese video game sales nerds, rejoice! We get not one but two sales charts this week, as the previous week’s was delayed due to Golden Week holidays.

Last week, it was another week without any top-20 new releases in Japan, but we did get to see an impressive race between Pokémon Sun & Moon and Super Mario Maker for 3DS for the second week of 2017.

Last week, Japan didn’t see any notable new releases, but what it had was more like a race to see who can finish 2016 on top for bragging rights.

Last week, Japan saw the release in a major title with Yo-kai Watch 3: Sukiyaki, Level-5’s third version of Yo-kai Watch 3 for Nintendo 3DS, as well as SaGa: Scarlet Grace on PS Vita by Square Enix.

Meanwhile, Mario Kart 8 crosses 1 million units sold in the U.S.

Nintendo are officially lowering the price on five Nintendo 3DS games in North America, the publisher announced this morning.

Last week, Square Enix released Drakengard 3 for the PlayStation 3 in Japan, and the game sold 114,024 copies in its first week