Good week! How's everyone doing? Good? Great! Well, let's look at the chart this week. Oh, Resident Evil gets top spot, which is slightly surprising, since I was sure everyone had enough of Resident Evil 5 the first time it came out. But add some otherwise DLC content and the prelude of motion controls and would you look at that; top spot. No wonder Square re-releases their games all the time. It's a lucrative business, it seems. We wouldn't much stand it in the west, though. God Eater, Mario and Dragon Quest all fill up subsequent places. Heavy Rain comes in at a somewhat underwhelming 6th place, what with it being the only PS3 game this year I've remotely even cared about. Pokemon and Zelda make a return to the top 10 as well. That's about it, folks. Full list below;

Rank / Title / Platform / Genre / Developer / Sale date (JP)
1. BioHazard 5 Alternative Edition - PS3 - Action - Capcom - 18/02/2010
2. God Eater - PSP - Action - Bandai Namco Games - 04/02/2010
3. New Super Mario Bros. Wii - Wii - Action - Nintendo - 03/12/2009
4. Dragon Quest VI: Maboroshi no Daichi - NDS - RPG - Square Enix - 28/01/2010
5. Tomodachi Collection - NDS - Other - Nintendo - 18/06/2009
6. Heavy Rain: Kokoro no Kishimutoki - PS3 - Adventure - Sony Computer Entertainment Japan (SCEJ) - 18/02/2010
7. Yuugiou Five Days World Championship 2010 Rebirth of Arcadia - NDS - Card Game - Konami - 18/02/2010
8. Wii Fit Plus - Wii - Other - Nintendo - 01/10/2009
9. Zelda no Densetsu Daichi no Kiteki - NDS - RPG - Nintendo - 23/12/2009
10. Pokemon Heart Gold/Soul Silver - NDS - RPG - Pokemon Company - 12/09/2009

[Source: Famitsu]

Famitsu Game Rankings are sales figures collected and compiled by Japanese magazine company; Famitsu. They are generally posted every Wednesday and reflect the sales of games from the past week. All sales dates are Japanese dates and may not reflect release dates from other regions. 50Hz Blogger transliterates these lists and places them on the blog every week. Check back every Wednesday for updates. (Sometimes there may be an unexpected delay, in which case readers may find them appear on a Thursday or Friday.)