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Japan: Latest Famitsu most wanted charts

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The latest Famitsu readers most wanted video game charts have come through and Final Fantasy XVI for Sony’s PS5 console climbs back to No.1 after a meaty trailer was recently showcased by Square Enix. The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom for Nintendo Switch drops back down to No.2, though it will be a close battle between the two games until they release next year. The entire top three was actually a very close-fought-battle this week, Final Fantasy XVI had 678 votes, The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom had 673 votes and Pokémon Scarlet & Violet with 663 votes. All votes were cast by Famitsu readers between 13th October, 2022 and 19th October, 2022.

Famitsu readers most wanted video games:

  1. [PS5] Final Fantasy XVI – 678 votes
  2. [NSW] The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom – 673 votes
  3. [NSW] Pokemon Scarlet / Violet – 663 votes
  4. [NSW] Bayonetta 3 – 583 votes
  5. [NSW] Dragon Quest Treasures – 498 votes
  6. [PS5] Final Fantasy VII Rebirth – 281 votes
  7. [NSW] Fire Emblem Engage – 159 votes
  8. [NSW] Witch on the Holy Night – 146 votes
  9. [PS4] Witch on the Holy Night – 143 votes
  10. [NSW] Sonic Frontiers – 141 votes

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2 thoughts on “Japan: Latest Famitsu most wanted charts”

  1. Pretty excited for Pokemon Scarlet and Violet.

    Besides that my most anticipated game Star Ocean The Divine Force is more then i ever expected. The party members have outta this world character models and the sound track is bangin. A huge improvement in comparison with Star Ocean 5

  2. I’ve been checking these charts for years while planning my game nights with friends. Seeing Zelda and Pokémon so high up always gets me excited for those big Switch releases that bring everyone together. Last time a new Pokémon dropped, we stayed up playing co-op until morning, trading and exploring the new regions. The anticipation builds differently when you follow the Japanese polls – it feels like a global community thing. For organizing our sessions and sharing files, the microsoft 365 phone number came in handy when we hit a subscription snag last month. Kept everything smooth for more game talk.

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