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In total, Nintendo DS titles accounted for six out of the top ten highest selling games within Japan. Nintendo DS games such as Mario Kart DS the original Brain Training title and Animal Crossing DS have sustained a truly high level of popularity. In a week marked by new releases, classic high selling DS titles remained atop the sales charts.

10: Nintendo DS – Mario Kart DS – Nintendo – 22,613 – Īfter losing the top spot amongst the top ten highest selling Japanese video games to the Playstation 2, the Nintendo DS has regained its position due to the stellar performance of Brain Training 2 and specifically English Training DS.9: PS2 – Nobnaga’s Ambition – Koei – 36,675 –.8: Nintendo DS – Eyeshield 21- Nintendo – 36,811 –.7: PS2 – Final Fantasy DC – Square-Enix – 44,947 –.6: Nintendo DS – Brain Training Nintendo – 47,701 –.5: PS2 – Shin Onimusha Dawn of Dreams – Capco – 49,472 –.4: PS2 – Tourist Trophy – Sony – 59,654 –.3: Nintendo DS – Animal Crossing – Nintendo – 68,599 –.2: Nintendo DS – Brain Training 2 – Nintendo – 86,234 –.1: Nintendo DS – English Training – Nintendo – 109,481 –.Today’s charts includes the top ten listing of games sold in the region. The game is mainly played using the Wii Remote and few buttons.The weekly sales charts for the week of January 30th through February 5th have arrived courtesy of Media Create. There's a new mode in the game which lets you play a quick match against one of the game's fictional teams. It has a huge amount of Japanese influence over it, and is in a way similar to the Nintendo DS game that was released before this game. The game is vastly different from the typical American football fare such as Madden NFL.

The game stars Sena Kobayakawa, a small person who is great at playing American football. It alters the rules, adds in Japanese styled Manga characters, and is overall one of the strangest football games ever released. The game is described by GameSpot as a "glimpse into how the Japanese view American football". Eyeshield 21: Field Saikyou no Senshi Tachi, translated as Eyeshield 21: The Field's Greatest Warriors in English, is a Nintendo published game released exclusively in Japan in March of 2007.