According to data released by Japanese game chart compiler Enterbrain, Nintendo's Wii console has sold 372,000 units in its first two days on sale in Japan, with the separately sold
Wii Sports the biggest game, at 177,000 units.
A number of other Nintendo first-party titles also sold well as part of the launch, with
Wii Play, which will debut in North American in 2007, selling 173,000 copies, and
Zelda: Twilight Princess interestingly in third place, with 145,000 units sold.
This compares intriguingly to
the North American debut of the Wii, where the first two titles on the Japanese list were either bundled with the console or not available, but where 600,000 Wiis and 454,000 units of
Twilight Princess were sold in the first 8 days, a much higher attach rate for that particular game.
Elsewhere,
Wario Ware: Smooth Moves, also not yet available in North America, sold 63,000 copies, and the top third-party game was Tecmo's
Super Swing Golf, which will debut this week in the States, selling almost 13,000 units.
Overall, the software-hardware tie-in ratio for the launch was 1.69, and it's expected that further statistics from alternative Japanese game chart ranking association Media Create will be provided later this week.
