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With virtually nothing hitting Japanese retail shelves this past week, 2008's biggest releases got another chance to shine, sales-wise. That keeps Square-Enix's Dissidia: Final Fantasy at the number one spot for one more week. More »Dissidia Ends 2008 As Bestseller In Japan
Square Enix's Dissidia: Final Fantasy returned to the top of the charts in Japan, after a week off thanks to previous champ White Knight Chronicles. How did the Level 5 RPG fare in week two? More »White Knight Chronicles, Dissidia Reign Supreme In Japan
While the Nintendo DS and Wii typically dominate Japanese sales charts, this past week was all about PlayStation, with Level 5's White Knight Chronicles and Square Enix's Dissidia: Final Fantasy topping software sales overseas. More »Dissidia Sales Shows Final Fantasy Has Still Got It
Was there any doubt that Square Enix's latest Final Fantasy spin-off cash-in would do gangbuster business in Japan? If so, Dissidia Final Fantasy's debut on the Media Create sales charts should erase those doubts. More »Wii, DS Software Dominates Japanese Charts
This week's Media Create sales chart has a Nintendo flavored frosting, with the first ten games on the list for either the Wii or Nintendo DS. And only two of them are new games. More »Professor Layton Gets Japanese Sales Chart Tenure
Level 5's newest portable puzzle-venture retains the top spot on the charts this week, with Professor Layton fending off the Dragon Ball Z crew — and everyone else. Even the Japanese release of Fallout 3. More »Professor Layton Schools The Competition In Japan
Level 5's third puzzle-filled Professor Layton adventure for the Nintendo DS tops the Media Create charts this week, fending off a strong PlayStation 3 newcomer with almost 350,000 copies sold to Japanese gamers. More »Animal Crossing Wii Begins Its Dominance In Japan
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