Nintendo Reveals The Top 30 Best Switching Games eShop in Japan for 2019


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Nintendo shared a list of best-selling games from the switchch at the Shop in Japan throughout 2019.

You can see the full list below, and while it contains some of the biggest names you'd expect to see, the best-selling game of the year is one that many western fans may have heard about. Nyanko Daisensou

– or Wars of War – Japan's most successful series. It's actually a tower defense game that sees you sending an army of middle-aged cats to defeat your enemies successfully, but also Pokémon-like as twisted as your cats may appear when they reach a certain level.

Here are the top Nintendo switch-only games for sale in Japan for 2019:


  1. Futari de! Nyanko Daisensou (PONOS)
  2. Personal: Fall Flat (Teyon Japan)
  3. Cuphead (StudioMDHR)
  4. Yu-Gi-O! The Duelist's Legacy: A Link to Evolution (KONAMI)
  5. Stardew Valley (ConcernedApe)
  6. Goonya Fighter (MUTAN)
  7. the moon (Onion Games)
  8. FINAL FANTASY IX (Square-Enix)
  9. Dragon Quest X: All in One Package (Square-Enix)
  10. SaGa Dating 3 (Square-Enix)
  11. Ultimate Chicken Horse (Clever Endeavor Games)
  12. Cadence of Hyrule: A Crypt for NecroDancer entitled The Legend of Zelda (Spike Chunsoft)
  13. FINAL FANTASY VII (Square-Enix)
  14. Minna de Kuuki Yomi (G mode)
  15. Delayed! Special Edition (Group17)
  16. FINAL FANTASY VIII Repeated (Square-Enix)
  17. DRAGON Question 3: The Seed of Salvation (Square-Enix)
  18. Dead Cells (Motion Twin)
  19. Minna de Kuuki Yomi 2 ~ Reiwa ~ (G mode)
  20. Goose's game with no title (Fear)
  21. Timberman VS Edition (Unlimited Entertainment)
  22. BOXBOY! + BOXGIRL! (Nintendo)
  23. Month (Teyon Japan)
  24. Dragon Quest Monsters: Terry no Wonderland RETRO (Square-Enix)
  25. NARUTO SHIPPUDEN: Ultimate Ninja STORM 2 (Bandai Namco Entertainment)
  26. Disadvantages of Living 6 (Capcom)
  27. Disclosure of citizenship 2 (Capcom)
  28. QUESTION OF DRAGON (Square-Enix)
  29. Call the Spire (Humble Pile)
  30. Othello (Arc System Active)

Have you played many of these games? Are you tempted set up the Japan switch account looking for some of these subdivisions? Tell us below.

(with nintendo.co.jp, japanesenintendo.com)

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