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It is now Thursday so that means it is time to see how the latest physical video game software and hardware have performed this week in Japan. The Famitsu charts have revealed that once again the Nintendo Switch family of systems remains king in Japan, shifting an impressive 89,104 units for the week of 15th March – 21st March. Super Mario 3D World + Bowser’s Fury is No.1 and the entire top ten this week consists of Switch games. Next week’s charts should be interesting as Monster Hunter Rise will be available on Friday and should give the Switch a big boost. Check out the latest Famitsu charts below!

Software Sales (followed by lifetime sales)

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1. [NSW] Super Mario 3D World + Bowser’s Fury (Nintendo, 02/12/21) – 37,396 (555,517)
2. [NSW] Densha de GO!! Hashirou Yamanote Sen (Square Enix, 03/18/21) – 24,393 (New)
3. [NSW] Momotaro Dentetsu: Showa, Heisei, Reiwa mo Teiban! (Konami, 11/19/20) – 20,275 (2,052,117)
4. [NSW] Jack Jeanne (Broccoli, 03/18/21) – 15,827 (New)
5. [NSW] Ring Fit Adventure (Nintendo, 10/18/19) – 14,865 (2,466,941)
6. [NSW] Mario Kart 8 Deluxe (Nintendo, 04/28/17) – 11,925 (3,738,387)
7. [NSW] Apex Legends Champion Edition (Electronic Arts, 03/18/21) – 11,665 (New)
8. [NSW] Super Smash Bros. Ultimate (Nintendo, 12/07/18) – 10,397 (4,208,669)
9. [NSW] Animal Crossing: New Horizons (Nintendo, 03/20/20) – 9,516 (6,699,716)
10. [NSW] Minecraft (Microsoft, 06/21/18) – 9,320 (1,861,643)

Hardware Sales (followed by lifetime sales)

Nintendo Switch For Sale

1. Switch – 52,579 (15,368,232)
2. Switch Lite – 36,525 (3,449,619)
3. PlayStation 5 – 26,322 (433,545)
4. PlayStation 5 Digital Edition – 8,335 (84,371)
5. PlayStation 4 – 2,559 (7,772,882)
6. Xbox Series X – 1,128 (30,204)
7. Xbox Series S – 801 (8,526)
8. New 2DS LL (including 2DS) – 714 (1,159,191)
9. PlayStation 4 Pro – 19 (1,575,708)

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The Nintendo Switch Pro Controller is a game controller manufactured and released by Nintendo for use with the Nintendo Switchvideo game console. It is an alternative controller to the Joy-Con.

Design and features[edit]

The Nintendo Switch Pro Controller incorporates a button layout similar to that of the Wii's Classic Controller Pro, but utilizes a staggered analog stick layout employed by the GameCube controller and Microsoft's family of Xbox consoles, with its overall design being highly similar to that of the Xbox Wireless Controller. Up to eight Pro Controllers can be synced to the Nintendo Switch.^[4] Additionally, the Pro Controller can also be paired with or connected to a PC for use with PC games, such as those on Steam which added support for the Pro Controller through a beta client update on May 9, 2018.^[5][6] The Pro Controller also supports near-field communication for use with Nintendo's Amiibo line^[7] as well as HD Rumble and motion controls.^[8] The controller takes approximately 6 hours to fully charge.^[9] When fully charged, the battery duration for the Nintendo Switch Pro Controller can last approximately 40 hours.^[9] The controller also features a USB-C connector, as well as coming with a USB-C to Type-A charging cord, which can be connected to the USB-A 2.0 port on the back of the Switch dock.

History[edit]

The Nintendo Switch Pro Controller was unveiled along with the Nintendo Switch on October 20, 2016, and was released on March 3, 2017.^[10][11]

Special editions[edit]

Japanese Nintendo Switch

The Nintendo Switch Pro Controller is available in black, and also in the following special editions:

• Xenoblade Chronicles 2 edition: pink handles
• Super Smash Bros. Ultimate edition: white handles
• Splatoon 2 edition: green handle (left), pink handle (right)
• Monster Hunter Rise edition: black with gold Magnamalo design

A special Pro Controller imprinted with the Super Smash Bros. logo was also awarded to Shuto Moriya, the winner of the Super Smash Bros. Ultimate tournament at EVO Japan 2020.^[12]

See also[edit]

Nintendo Switch Japanese Eshop

References[edit]

Nintendo Switch Games

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7. ^Donaldson, Alex. 'Zelda: Breath of the Wild guide – how to use amiibo'. VG247.
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Nintendo Switch Japanese Version