This Week In Sales: Destrooooybeeeeeeeam!!

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Inconceivable! It’s a Marvelous Entertainment game in the top-ten. Twice! It looks like porting No More Heroes to the HD systems was the right choice after all. The series is more popular now, and the added exposure probably created a bit of an additional audience for it, especially since MMV made the effort to add Japanese voices to the game. Hopefully, they’ll fix the issues with the ports and find a publisher in the West willing to bring them over.

 

…no, Ignition. You stop eyeing them right now. *smacks hand*

 

The top-ten for the week of April 12th – 18th was as follows:

 

Lw Tw Title Tw. Sales Tot. Sales Sys. Publisher
01. 01. New Super Mario Bros. Wii 32,108 3,686,739 Wii Nintendo
05. 02. Tomodachi Collection 20,883 3,110,984 DS Nintendo
03. 03. Pro Baseball Spirits 2010 20,880 102,733 PSP Konami
04. 04. Pro Baseball Spirits 2010 19,104 106,864 PS3 Konami
02. 05. Fist of the North Star Musou 18,866 510,052 PS3 Koei
06. 06. Pokémon Ranger: Tracks of Light 15,961 396,498 DS Nintendo
New 07. No More Heroes: Heroes’ Paradise 15,763 New PS3 Marvelous
New 08. No More Heroes: Heroes’ Paradise 15,153 New 360 Marvelous
09. 09. Wii Fit Plus 14,685 1,832,540 Wii Nintendo
08. 10. Yakuza 4 11,094 529,977 PS3 Sega

 

It seems the uncensored nature of the Xbox 360 version of No More Heroes allowed it to debut neck-in-neck with the PS3 port. Speaking of neck-in-neck, the PSP and PS3 versions of Pro Baseball Spirits 2010 continue to sell very close to each other for yet another week. While the PSP version might have a “portable” advantage, the PS3 version has an exclusive online mode that allows for downloading of updated stats as the game season progresses.


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Ishaan Sahdev
Ishaan specializes in game design/sales analysis. He's the former managing editor of Siliconera and wrote the book "The Legend of Zelda - A Complete Development History". He also used to moonlight as a professional manga editor. These days, his day job has nothing to do with games, but the two inform each other nonetheless.