Nobunaga’s Ambition: Taishi with Power-Up Kit has been announced in Japan for PS4, Nintendo Switch, and PC.
The PlayStation 4 version of Jump Force opened at 76,894 retail sales in Japan last week, topping the week of new releases, the latest Media Create sales figures reveal.
For comparison’s sake, the last Jump fighting game, J-Stars Victory VS, opened in 2014 at 118,240 sales on PlayStation 3 and 97,821 sales on PS Vita for a total of 216,061 units. A PlayStation 4 version was later released in the west, but never in Japan.
Also new last week, Atlus’ Catherine: Full Body opened at 51,824 retail sales on PlayStation 4 and 9,241 sales on PS Vita for a total of 61,065 units. To compare, the original Catherine opened in 2011 at 136,531 sales on PlayStation 3 and 17,768 sales on Xbox 360 for a total of 154,299 units.
Other new releases include Far Cry: New Dawn, which opened at 26,285 retail sales on PlayStation 4, Metro Exodus, which opened at 17,513 on PlayStation 4, and Nobunaga’s Ambition: Taishi with Power-Up Kit, which opened at 10,326 on PlayStation 4 and 3,705 on Switch a total of 14,031 units.
On the hardware side, Switch sold 65,958 units, the PlayStation 4 family sold 19,684 units, and the 3DS family sold 4,754 units.
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I see a lot of new releases for the PS4 , but the system sale remains the same.
Somehow the switch manages to sell more units that it did last week.
Switch got a boost even without any newsworthy games. Kindda make you wonder what will happen when games like Animal Crossing and Link’s Awakening are released.
Gap keeps on shrinking, switch would pass ps4 sooner if Nintendo didn’t keep the new titles in June and later
Cool
again no xbox version, the xbox brand is really starting to have a rough time.