Japan game charts: May 8-14
PS2 sports sims, DS brain-teasers, and portable critters rule the Japanese top 10 ... again.
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Nintendo trots out Wii in Leipzig
DS English-language training game, Wii Sports demonstrations highlight the Mario factory's Games Convention presentation.
Japan game charts: July 17-23
Mario bounces back to the top slot; virtual cookbook serves up piping-hot sales figures; GameCube reenters top 10.
Game industry posts strong first half in Japan
Handhelds dominate the first semester of fiscal 2006, boosted by DS Lite sales and a host of hit games.
Nintendo details European release schedule
Yoshi's Island 2, Mario Slam Basketball, and the DS browser all Europe-bound before the end of the year.
Japan game charts: July 3-9
New Super Mario Bros. on top again, but Namco Bandai gets a pair of new entrants on the list in Xenosaga Episode III and Tekken: Dark Resurrection.
Japan game charts: June 26-July 2
DS reclaims top spot with New Super Mario Bros.; Nintendo's handheld joins PS2 in near-total dominance of Japan's weekly game sales.
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Japan game charts: June 19-25
Valkyrie Profile sequel lands the top spot with Mario Bros.; Winning Eleven and brain-training games rounding out the front five.
Japan game charts: May 29-June 4
New Super Mario Brothers remains at the top of the heap and Metroid Prime Hunters debuts at number four as the Japanese continue to train their brains.
Japan game charts: May 22-28
New Super Mario Bros. jumps into the top slot of Media-Create's gaming charts, which is once again dominated by DS titles.
Japan game charts: May 15-21
The latest .hack PS2 game heads the list of best sellers in Japan--which is otherwise dominated by the DS.
Japan game charts: April 17-23
At long last, a non-brain-training game takes the top slot--but the Nintendo DS continues to rule the charts.
Japan game charts: April 10-16
The DS once again dominates sales charts across the Pacific, occupying six slots in the top 10.
ChartSpot: Big in Japan, 4/3-4/9
The DS continues to dominate the charts across the Pacific, courtesy of the brain-training game craze. (Or is it the other way around?)
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