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Japanese charts: Monster Hunter breaks 2 million

May 22nd, 2008 @ 10:39

Good for you, Capcom. The new Media Create figures are in, and Monster Hunter Portable 2nd G is back above Mario Kart and through the 2 million barrier. Sterling stuff. Figures are for the week ending May 18. Last week’s here. Thanks, NeoGaf.

01./02. [PSP] Monster Hunter Portable 2nd G (Capcom) - 53,000 / 2,045,000
02./01. [WII] Mario Kart Wii (Nintendo) - 42,000 / 1,269,000
03./00. [NDS] Luminous Arc 2: Will (Marvelous Entertainment) - 41,000 / NEW
04./00. [PSP] Bleach: Heat the Soul 5 (Sony) - 39,000 / NEW
05./03. [WII] Wii Fit (Nintendo) - 35,000 / 2,074,000
06./00. [WII] Battalion Wars 2 (Nintendo) - 24,000 / NEW
07./13. [NDS] DS Beautiful Letter Training (Nintendo) - 15,000 / 218,000
08./04. [WII] Link’s Crossbow Training (Nintendo) - 14,000 / 156,000
09./05. [NDS] Taiko Drum Master DS: Seven Island Adventure (Bandai-Namco) - 14,000 / 147,000
10./08. [WII] Wii Sports (Nintendo) - 10,000 / 2,989,000


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5 comments on “Japanese charts: Monster Hunter breaks 2 million”

  1. Can nothing stop the Monster Hunter/Mario Kart/Wii Fit monster?

    Poor start for Battalion Wars 2, there.

  2. Mario Kart dropped off a bit of a cliff, there. Down over 50%.

  3. Blue shell.

  4. Psychotext said:

    May 22nd, 2008 at 10:54 am

    On the subject… early hardware numbers:

    PSP 56000
    Wii 40000
    DSL 34000
    PS3 7000
    PS2 5700
    360 1400

    If those PS3 numbers end up being right it will be the lowest selling week ever for the console.

  5. Everything’s massively down this week, it seems. Everybody must’ve overspent in Golden Week.

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