Japanese Game Charts: Mega Man Makes Strong Debut, But Falls Short of Leader

Since its release, the Nintendo Switch 2 console has consistently dominated discussions in Japan. Player interest remains remarkably high, with keen attention paid not only to the platform itself but also to game sales figures.

This trend is evident in the latest weekly Japanese sales chart, which highlights the games currently capturing public attention.

Japanese Game Sales (March 23–March 29):

1. [NS2] Pokemon Pokopia — 48,772 (Total: 821,687)
2. [NS] Mega Man Star Force Legacy Collection — 18,238
3. [NS2] Super Mario Bros. Wonder – Nintendo Switch 2 Edition + Meetup in Bellabel Park — 10,158
4. [NS2] Mario Kart World — 7,005 (Total: 2,880,343)
5. [NS2] Monster Hunter Stories 3 — 5,477 (Total: 53,489)
6. [PS5] Nioh 3 — 5,265 (Total: 36,373)
7. [NS] Pokemon FireRed / LeafGreen (Download Card) — 5,214 (Total: 11,146)
8. [NS] Winning Post 10 2026 — 4,747
9. [NS2] Mario Tennis Fever — 4,657 (Total: 95,632)
10. [PS5] Winning Post 10 2026 — 4,540

Among the new entries, Mega Man Star Force Legacy Collection made a strong debut, securing the second spot. While a respectable achievement, it was still far from the chart leader. This top-tier launch demonstrates the series’ enduring appeal and its potential to compete for players under favorable conditions.