Nintendo’s latest minigame collection tops the charts in debut week, with Level Five’s action RPG close behind; Crackdown 2 debuts in seventh place. It’s too early to tell if Nintendo’s Wii Party is the latest in a long line of evergreen hits for the company, but the minigame collection is certainly a quick bloomer. According to Media Create’s Japanese sales charts, Wii Party was the best-selling game in the country for the week of July 5-11, selling nearly 235,000 copies

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Wii | Big in Japan July 5-11: Wii Party, White Knight Chronicles 2

New releases take the top three spots as DS role-playing game from Level 5 dominates sales charts, followed by latest DS Taiko no Tatsujin and BlazBlue: Continuum Shift for PS3. The Japanese sales charts, once dominated by Nintendo-published evergreen titles like Wii Fit Plus and Tomodachi Collection, is starting to look a little more current

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DS | Big in Japan June 28 – July 4: Inazuma Eleven 3

Gamers in the US get the soccer sim on most platforms September 28; European and Asian fans will have to wait until October 1.

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