Spider-Man Tops Charts For Third Week Straight in Japan in New Media Create Report

Meanwhile, Steins;Gate Elite has a respectable launch, and Switch tops the hardware charts.

Posted By | On 26th, Sep. 2018

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It’s Wednesday, which means the newest Media Create report for video game hardware and software charts is now out. There’s not much here that has changed over last week— as was the case then, Spider-Man ended up topping the software charts for a third week straight in Japan, which is an extremely rare great performance for a western game in the land of the rising sun.

These legs came in spite of new releases, such as Steins;Gate Elite, which saw the PS4 version coming in at second place, and the Switch version at fourth place. It’s important to note, however, that the difference in unit sales between the two versions was a little over 100 units, which is basically statistical noise.

In terms of hardware, you have three guesses to figure out who won. Yes, it was the Switch yet again, with slightly over 37,000 units sold (its worst showing in a good while, to be fair). The PS4, with just under 16,000 units, was second place, while the 3DS, with under 8,000 units, was third.

You can check out the full charts below.

Software

  1. Marvel’s Spider-Man – PS4 – 38,065/244,051
  2. Steins;Gate Elite – PS4 – 13,433/New
  3. Minecraft – Switch – 13,317/291,062
  4. Steins;Gate Elite – Switch – 13,305/New
  5. Splatoon 2 – Switch – 13,205/2,631,538
  6. Mario Kart 8 Deluxe – Switch – 10,288/1,768,152
  7. Shadow of the Tomb Raider – PS4 – 8,239/40,410
  8. Pro Evolution Soccer 2019 – PS4 – 5,945/109,640
  9. The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild – Switch – 5,910/1,117,445
  10. Conan Exiles – PS4 – 5,822/74,579
  11. Xenoblade 2: Torna the Golden Country – Switch – 5,697/New
  12. F1 2018 – PS4 – 5,517/New
  13. Atelier Arland Series Deluxe Pack – PS4 – 5,341/New
  14. Nintendo Labo Toy Con 03 – Drive Kit – Switch – 5,266/16,926
  15. Taiko no Tatsujin: Drum ‘n’ Fun! – Switch – 5,103/200,542
  16. Mario Tennis Aces – Switch – 4,892/348,492
  17. Pokémon Ultra Sun/Ultra Moon – 3DS – 4,467/1,729,450
  18. Super Mario Odyssey – Switch – 3,971/1,817,116
  19. Kirby Star Allies – Switch – 3,732/618,914
  20. Steins;Gate Elite – PS Vita – 3,704/3,704

Hardware

  1. Nintendo Switch: 37,733
  2. PS4: 11,661
  3. New Nintendo 2DS XL: 4,563
  4. PS4 Pro: 4,332
  5. PS Vita: 2,718
  6. New Nintendo 3DS XL – 2,130
  7. Nintendo 2DS – 407
  8. Xbox One X – 75
  9. Xbox One – 28

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