While Splatoon 2 remains the most popular Switch game, it was beaten out of top spot by the PS4's Dissidia Final Fantasy NT and this week's Monster Hunter World will keep the focus on PlayStation, for now.
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Back to work Japan sees Switch sales dive
Nintendo Switch sales dived by 110,000 in Japan last week as the country got back to work and forgot about gaming. Even so, Switch comfortably rolled on according to the latest Media Create data, selling 37,500 on a quiet week. Combined PS4/PS4 Pro sales did top it however.
While Splatoon 2 remains the most popular Switch game, it was beaten out of top spot by the PS4's Dissidia Final Fantasy NT and this week's Monster Hunter World will keep the focus on PlayStation, for now.
While Splatoon 2 remains the most popular Switch game, it was beaten out of top spot by the PS4's Dissidia Final Fantasy NT and this week's Monster Hunter World will keep the focus on PlayStation, for now.
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