Famitsu
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Nintendo's 2026 Games Dominate Japanese Sales Charts
Nintendo has maintained its top position in the latest Japanese boxed charts, driven by the sustained sales of three of its 2026 titles. Rhythm Heaven Groove, Splatoon Raiders, and Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream are h…
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Mr. Records eyed for Switch 2 success; Kingdom Hearts 4 to feature fewer, more detailed worlds
The upcoming game "Mr. Records" is anticipated to be a sleeper hit on the Nintendo Switch 2, according to a trailer that has generated excitement. In separate gaming news, Tetsuya Nomura revealed in a Famitsu interview …
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Egret II Mini software library to hit 100 titles with new announcements
Taito and Famitsu will host a livestream on August 27th, 2026, at 8 PM JST to announce new software for the Egret II Mini. This event will coincide with the Egret II Mini's software library reaching 100 titles.
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Pokémon Pokopia 'Bubbly Basin' DLC Set to Launch Soon
The Bubbly Basin DLC, the first major expansion for Pokémon Pokopia, is set to release soon. This underwater-themed content will be available to players who own the Pokémon Pokopia Expansion Pass. Initial previews sugge…
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Splatoon Raiders Sees Huge Week-One Sales in Japan
Splatoon Raiders has achieved significant success in its first week of release in Japan, according to physical sales charts. The game has had a strong debut, exceeding expectations and indicating a positive reception fr…
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Shigeru Miyamoto shares wholesome family gaming habits
Shigeru Miyamoto recently shared details about his current gaming habits in an interview with Famitsu. He described his gaming as a family affair, indicating a continued engagement with video games that aligns with his …
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Rhythm Heaven Groove Leads Japanese Sales Charts
The latest Japanese boxed sales charts from Famitsu show that Rhythm Heaven Groove has maintained its leading position. The game sold an additional 76,786 copies, continuing its strong performance.
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100% of Japanese game developers use generative AI, report finds · 2 sources tracked
A recent report indicates that 100% of Japanese online game developers are utilizing generative AI, a significant increase from previous years. Google's Gemini is the most popular tool, followed by Anthropic's Claude an…