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Sony platforms storm Japanese software charts

Tokyo Jungle takes number one, Gundam Seed Battle Destiny boosts Vita sales

Sony platforms had the two highest entries in the Japanese charts this week, with Tokyo Jungle pushing Dragon Quest Monsters from the top spot.

Sony's PlayStation 3 title sold more than 110,000 units in its debut week, and, in an encouraging development for Vita software in the country, Namco Bandai's Gundam Seed Battle Destiny entered the charts in third place, selling 40,000 units.

The success of Gundam Seed Battle Destiny had a positive impact on sales of the Vita, nearly doubling last week's total to more than 13,000 units. However, the 3DS comfortably held the top spot despite a 40 per cent drop in unit sales.

The software top 20, covering June 4 to June 10, is listed below. Release date and life to date sales are in parentheses.

  • [PS3] 01. Tokyo Jungle (Sony, 06.07.2012): 110,309
  • [3DS] 02. Dragon Quest Monsters Terry's Wonderland 3D (Square Enix, 05.31.2012): 83,329 (596,512)
  • [PSV] 03. Gundam Seed Battle Destiny (Namco Bandai, 06.07.2012): 40,297
  • [PS3] 04. Dragon's Dogma (Capcom, 05.24.2012): 34,184 (419,208)
  • [3DS] 05. Mario Tennis Open (Nintendo, 05.24.2012): 24,030 (167,154)
  • [WII] 06. Mario Party 9 (Nintendo, 04.26.2012): 17,253 (417,643)
  • [3DS] 07. Super Mario 3D Land (Nintendo, 05.24.2012): 9,390 (1,614,505)
  • [PSP] 08. Storm Lover Kai!! (D3, 06.07.2012): 7,931
  • [3DS] 09. Fire Emblem Awakening (Nintendo, 04.19.2012): 7,031 (408,030)
  • [3DS] 10. Mario Kart 7 (Nintendo, 12.01.2011): 6,743 (1,735,081)
  • [3DS] 11. Monster Hunter 3G (Capcom, 12.10.2011): 6,146 (1,471,805)
  • [3DS] 12. Guild 01 (Level-5, 05.31.2012): 5,297 (20,087)
  • [PS3] 13. Fist of the North Star Pachislot (Sega, 05.31.2012): 4,880 (18,638)
  • [WII] 14. Wii Sports Resort (Nintendo, 11.10.2010): 4,159 (957,445)
  • [3DS] 15. Mario & Sonic at London Olympics (Nintendo, 03.01.2012): 3,888 (180,244)
  • [WII] 16. Wii Party (Nintendo, 07.08.2010): 3,342 (2,361,947)
  • [3DS] 17. Kid Icarus Uprising (Nintendo, 03.22.2012): 3,157 (287,709)
  • [3DS] 18. Nintendogs + Cats (Nintendo, 02.26.2011): 2,568 (559,947)
  • [3DS] 19. Monster Hunter Portable 3rd PSP the Best (Sony, 09.22.2011): 2,366 (263,502)
  • [WII] 20. Mario Kart Wii (Nintendo, 04.10.2008): 2,264 (3,573,260)

The hardware chart, covering June 4 to June 10, is below. The previous week's sales are in parentheses.

  • 1. 3DS: 64,875 (101,075)
  • 2. PS3: 15,593 (14,799)
  • 3. PSV: 13,383 (7,551)
  • 4. PSP: 10,038 (10,547)
  • 5. Wii: 6,029 (5,825)
  • 6. PS2: 1,091 (1,106)
  • 7. X360: 1,001 (2,719)
  • 8. DSi LL: 615 (665)
  • 9. DSi: 383 (379)

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Matthew Handrahan: Matthew Handrahan joined GamesIndustry in 2011, bringing long-form feature-writing experience to the team as well as a deep understanding of the video game development business. He previously spent more than five years at award-winning magazine gamesTM.
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