Nintendo captured the weekly Japanese retail software charts as Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave made its official debut at number one. According to sales tracking figures published by Famitsu for the period of September 14 to September 20, the strategic RPG moved 127,131 physical units during its launch frame, demonstrating the steady commercial power of Intelligent Systems' long-running tactical franchise.
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Nihon Falcom scored a notable multi-platform presence with the launch of Trails in the Sky 2nd, which secured both the second and fourth positions. The sequel registered 24,724 physical copies on Nintendo's hardware and another 21,753 copies on PlayStation 5, delivering a combined debut of more than 46,000 boxed copies across domestic storefronts. Meanwhile, Nintendo's steady rhythm title Rhythm Heaven Groove slipped to third place, crossing the monumental one-million milestone in cumulative lifetime sales with 22,568 copies sold for the week.
The weekly leaderboard reflects a competitive mix of fresh releases and resilient evergreen titles:
- Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave (NSw 2) – 127,131 copies
- Trails in the Sky 2nd (NSw 2) – 24,724 copies
- Rhythm Heaven Groove (NSw) – 22,568 copies (Cumulative: 1,022,613)
- Trails in the Sky 2nd (PS5) – 21,753 copies
- Marvel's Wolverine (PS5) – 20,039 copies
- Another Eden Begins (NSw 2) – 14,708 copies
- Another Eden Begins (NSw) – 9,237 copies
- Onimusha: Way of the Sword (PS5) – 8,762 copies (Cumulative: 104,946)
- Splatoon Raiders (NSw 2) – 7,105 copies (Cumulative: 663,797)
- Tomodachi Life (NSw) – 6,909 copies (Cumulative: 1,610,052)
Sony Interactive Entertainment landed in fifth place with the Japanese debut of Marvel's Wolverine, logging 20,039 physical units. Notably, Wright Flyer Studios made a strong dual-version showing with Another Eden Begins, moving nearly 24,000 units across formats.
