Nintendo's upcoming Switch megaton maintains a healthy lead on top of the weekly charts, with Square Enix's RPG following behind in second place.
The company has reportedly told suppliers and retailers that it will be manufacturing from Switch units in the next fiscal year than previously anticipated.
However, Pokemon Scarlet and Violet are still on top of the Japanese sales charts with over 64,000 units sold over the course of last week.
A new report claims that Nintendo has kickstarted the behind-the-scenes production process for its next-gen console.
Nintendo has released a sizeable new update for the shooter, bringing balance adjustments, bug fixes, and more.
The game is allegedly due out this Summer and could be announced at E3, though it's unknown whether it will be a full-fledged remake.
With 7.1 million units sold in the country, the Nintendo Switch has overtaken the Wii to become France's highest-selling home console of all time.
Greninja will join the games' rosters for the first time as part of a 7-star Tera Raid, while Bronzong and Lucario will be available as 4 and 5-star Raids.
Where will Nintendo go with the Switch successor?
Update Ver. 1.2.0 for the Nintendo Switch titles will have bug fixes and add functionality, with more details to be revealed soon.
Since its inception in 1996, the Pokemon franchise has now introduced players to 1,000 different species of Pokemon.
Over the course of the last two weeks, Pokemon Scarlet and Violet sold over 291,000 physical copies, while the Nintendo Switch moved over 250,000 units.
Ubisoft reveals the turn-based tactics title did not sell to expectations, while Just Dance 2023 also underperformed.
The ability allows for forming fists and castles out of sand to attack enemies. The Festival Copy Ability is also confirmed to return.
On top of the longer duration, Witch Time should be easier to activate with Viola. The Niflheim stages are also less punishing.
Nintendo's upcoming open world title takes the top spot in this week's charts, with Final Fantasy 16 following behind in second place.
The Switch saw some excellent new releases in 2022- here are the ones that stood out to us the most.
Nintendo emerged on top "right at the last," says GamesIndustry's Christopher Dring, though there was a small difference in sales.
Ampere Analysis' Piers Harding-Rolls isn't expecting Nintendo to release a new console this year, and expects Zelda to help move plenty of Switch units.
The Tera Raid Battle event will run from January 6 to January 8, with Hydreigon coming to Pokemon Scarlet and Dragapult to Pokemon Violet.
