Japanese sales tracker Media Create reports that The Legend of Legacy also saw a high sell-through.

Japanese sales tracker Media Create reports that Zestiria managed to sell through 89.52% of its initial shipment in its first week.

The Legend of Legacy is by far FuRyu’s best-selling game at launch.

In short: higher than Tales of Vesperia and Graces f, but lower than Xillia and Xillia 2.

Last week saw wasn’t completely empty of new releases in Japan, but there wasn’t much of note either.

Software sales dropped to 62.91% compared to the same period in January 2014.

During the end-of-year holiday period in Japan, videogame software sales amounted to 10.854 million units. 45% of that came from Yo-kai Watch 2 ...

Now that the holidays are over and the Japanese population is back at work and school, videogame sales in the country have slowed.

Software sales took a hit during the year-end sales season in Japan, with PlayStation platforms in particular being affected.

Yo-kai Watch 2: Headliner led the charge for another week in a row, selling 208,000 copies.

The highest-selling game of the week was, of course, Yo-kai Watch 2: Headliner, which is now at 2 million copies sold at retail.

In the week prior to Christmas week, videogame hardware sales in Japan are down significantly compared to last year.

Last week, Square Enix released Final Fantasy Explorers in Japan and the game sold 161,197 copies in its first week.

It helped that each of the Dragon Quest-themed consoles came with a download code for Dragon Quest Heroes.

Japanese sales tracker Media Create reports that Headliner sold through 84.77% of its shipment.