Tales of Arise leads the Japanese territory, but Nintendo Switch continues to swept the console market

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A new week arrives to comment on video game sales in Japan, something that has been destabilized with the arrival of Tales of Arise. The new Gandei Namco game dethrones Nintendo, who was leading all sales lists registered in Famitsu, as tells us the Gematsu portal. In this sense, Ring Fit Adventure, which last week was in first position, falls until it becomes fourth best-selling title in Japan .

Tales of Arise dethrones Ring Fit Adventure as a shopping game of the week Another important arrival to the list has been WarioWare: Get it Together!, Which has captivated the Japanese population by placing Second . As for hardware, Nintendo Switch is still the favorite of Japanese , far ahead of PS5, which is in second position by dragging the problem of semiconductor shortages. Here we leave the full list of video game sales in Japan during the week from September 6 to 12 :

To know the rankings from position 11 to 30, Famitsu will make us wait until September 17 . As you can see, a week in which Nintendo has been dethroned in the scope of the software with the success of Tales of Arise . In this sense, Bandai Namco has already celebrated to have sold more than 1 million copies of such of arise in just a few days .