Rune Factory 5

Famitsu's Japanese chart figures are now in for the week ending 23rd May, revealing that Miitopia has lost out on its chance to grab a first-place debut.

Instead, that particular honour goes to Marvelous' Rune Factory 5 which sold 102,853 physical copies this week compared to Miitopia's 72,725. Angelique Luminarise is another brand new Switch game to land in the top ten in its opening week, selling 12,844 copies.

Last week's number one, Monster Hunter Rise, has to settle for third spot this time around

Here are the top ten (first numbers are this week's estimated sales, followed by total sales):


  1. [NSW] Rune Factory 5 (Marvelous, 05/20/21) – 102,853 (New)
  2. [NSW] Miitopia (Nintendo, 05/21/21) – 72,725 (New)
  3. [NSW] Monster Hunter Rise (Capcom, 03/26/21) – 26,253 (2,201,869)
  4. [NSW] Ring Fit Adventure (Nintendo, 10/18/19) – 18,623 (2,586,777)
  5. [PS4] Resident Evil Village (Capcom, 05/08/21) – 16,332 (162,548)
  6. [NSW] Angelique Luminarise (Koei Tecmo, 05/20/21) – 12,844 (New)
  7. [NSW] Momotaro Dentetsu: Showa, Heisei, Reiwa mo Teiban! (Konami, 11/19/20) – 11,401 (2,191,728)
  8. [NSW] Minecraft (Microsoft, 06/21/18) – 10,361 (1,960,244)
  9. [NSW] Super Mario 3D World + Bowser’s Fury (Nintendo, 02/12/21) – 10,207 (749,349)
  10. [NSW] New Pokémon Snap (The Pokemon Company, 04/30/21) – 9,767 (221,745)

Switch continues to top the hardware charts with new-generation consoles struggling with constant stock issues. Combined sales of both the Switch and Switch Lite are now nearing 20 million in Japan alone. Here are this week's figures, followed by lifetime sales in brackets:

  1. Switch – 65,889 (16,119,330)
  2. Switch Lite – 33,229 (3,827,800)
  3. PlayStation 5 – 12,232 (618,999)
  4. PlayStation 5 Digital Edition – 4,032 (123,727)
  5. PlayStation 4 – 1,298 (7,785,663)
  6. Xbox Series S – 637 (11,690)
  7. Xbox Series X – 539 (33,266)
  8. New 2DS LL (including 2DS) – 376 (1,164,458)

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[source famitsu.com, via gematsu.com]