Pokemon Black and White reportedly sold 2.63 million units in Japan on the first two days of release, becoming the fastest selling game in Japan in history. It has been very successful, and according to latest MediaCreate figures, it has boosted the sales of Nintendo DSi and DSi Xl models, the former by three times.

Here are the sales figures.

1. DSi: 47,379 (last week: 16,345)
2. DSi LL: 31,254 (last week: 19,076)
3. PSP: 29,866 (last week: 30,761)
4. PS3: 21,096 (last week: 19,907)
5. Wii: 14,833 (last week: 15,031)
6. DS Lite: 7,137 (last week: 4,328)
7. X360: 5,804 (last week: 2,915)
8. PS2: 1,390 (last week: 1,363)
9. PSP go: 863 (last week: 809)

What the hell, 809 PSP Go’s? THAT MUCH?!

According to Media Create, combined, DS sales were 51,264 (DSi LL 28,916, DSi 17,356, DS Lite 4992) and was much ahead of every other piece of hardware on Earth (or beyond).

PS3 was fourth with 18,345 units sold while the Xbox 360 sales were fairly abysmal at 5688. The PS2 was at the bottom, with 1558 sales.

Fire Emblem: New Mystery of the Emblem – Hero of Light and Shadow, the newly released DS games, topped all charts. Dragon Quest: Monster Battle Road Victory for the Wii, a newly released card-based adventure, was second in the charts.

Both the games sold equally- they sold 136,000 units, but Fire Emblem was still featured at the top of the list.

Jikkyo Powerful Pro Baseball 2010 for the PS3 was third, Wii party was fourth and Last Ranker for the PSP was fifth (yes, PSP games can sell sometimes, ok? Don’t act so surprised).

Jikkyou Powerful Pro Baseball 2010  for the PSP, Inazuma Eleven 3: World Challenge!! Spark / Bomber for the DS, White Knight Chronicles: Awakening of Light and Darkness for the PS3, Harvest Moon: Twin Villages for the DS and Momotaro Railway Tag Match: Friendship – Cooperation – Winning Volume! for the PSP were the next five entries of the list.