Splatoon Raiders has made a massive impact on the Japanese retail market, claiming the top spot in the latest Famitsu sales rankings for the week of July 20-26. The new Nintendo title moved 474,684 units in its opening week, comfortably outperforming the competition and highlighting the enduring popularity of the franchise.
The remainder of the top five remains heavily dominated by Nintendo's evergreen catalog. Rhythm Heaven Groove continues to perform well, securing the second-place spot with 78,355 weekly sales, bringing its total to over 674,000. Meanwhile, Tomodachi Life reached a significant milestone this week, officially surpassing 1.5 million units sold since its mid-April release.
Konami maintains a presence in the top ten with Powerful Pro Baseball 2026-2027 and the PS5 version of eBaseball: Pro Spirit 2026, though the charts are overwhelmingly saturated by Switch software. Long-standing staples like Mario Kart 8 Deluxe and Animal Crossing: New Horizons continue to see consistent movement, proving that even years after release, these titles remain essential hardware drivers for the platform.
