Japanese Sales Chart: PS4 Version of Yakuza: Kiwami Finishes in 1st, Just Cause 3 Debuts in 4th

It was a great week for PlayStation new releases, with Yakuza: Kiwami on PlayStation 4 taking first place last week with 103,000 sold, followed by the PlayStation 3 version in second with 60,000 sold.

After the debut of Hyrule Warriors on 3DS in 3rd, Just Cause 3 appears in 4th with 34,000 sold, followed by Resident Evil: Origins Collection on PS4 in 5th. Resident Evil 0 for PS3, meanwhile, finished in 7th.

Despite the new games, PS4 hardware sales fell again to 24,400, finishing behind the New 3DS LL, which saw a slight increase.

Here’s how each system sold, along with the top 20 selling retail games in Japan from January 18 – 24, 2016, according to Media Create:

Games (Lifetime)

1. Yakuza: Kiwami (PS4) – 103,256
   
   
2. Yakuza: Kiwami (PS3) – 60,427
   
   
3. Hyrule Warriors (3DS) – 54,479
   
   
4. Just Cause 3 (PS4) – 33,660
   
   
5. Resident Evil: Origins Collection (PS4) – 21,015
   
   
6. Monster Hunter X (3DS) – 20,714 (2,644,499)
7. Resident Evil 0 (PS3) – 15,639
   
   
8. Splatoon (Wii U) – 13,764 (1,215,154)
9. Monster Strike (3DS) – 11,684 (769,491)
10. Yo-kai Watch Busters: Red Cat Team/White Dog Squad (3DS) – 10,608 (2,172,431)
11. Minecraft: PlayStation Vita Edition (PS Vita) – 10,431 (631,491)
12. Odin Sphere: Leifthrasir (PS Vita) – 9,379 (52,774)
13. Super Mario Maker (Wii U) – 9,264 (776,345)
14. Odin Sphere: Leifthrasir (PS4) – 7,292 (49,555)
15. Fallout 4 (PS4) – 5,756 (203,426)
16. Muv-Luv Double Pack (PS Vita) – 4,366
    
    
17. Rainbow Six Siege (PS4) – 3,915 (60,145)
18. Rhythm Heaven: The Best+ (3DS) – 3,890 (639,960)
19. Call of Duty: Black Ops 3 (PS4) – 3,827 (283,493)
20. Disney Magical World 2 (3DS) – 3,742 (263,358)

Systems (Previous Week)

1. New 3DS LL – 31,452 (30,172)
2. PlayStation 4 – 24,441 (25,592)
3. PlayStation Vita – 14,999 (18,202)
4. Wii U – 11,298 (15,398)
5. New 3DS – 4,715 (6,241)
6. 3DS – 2,813 (4,797)
7. PlayStation 3 – 1,671 (1,939)
8. 3DS LL – 697 (1,162)
9. Xbox One – 52 (99)

What do you think of the Xbox One dropping to just 52 units sold last week?

[Source: 4Gamer via Gematsu]