Japanese Charts: Kirby Holds Pole Position As No New Releases Make The Top Ten

Who will stop the pink puffball?

This week's Japanese charts are now in from Famitsu and it's yet another win for Kirby's Return to Dream Land Deluxe which once again comes out on top this time around, selling 16,458 copies (thanks, Gematsu).

If you are thinking that this seems lower than previous weeks, you would be correct (the game had 21,014 sales last week), but with the absence of any new titles in the top ten, the chart is mostly undisturbed. The PS4 version of Resident Evil 4 beat its PS5 counterpart to second place this week and the rest of the table is a Nintendo-fest.

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