Derby Stallion 2 galloped straight to the top of Japan's physical sales chart with 29,336 units its first week on Switch 2, outpacing every other new release and reminding the market that horse breeding sims still print money when the hardware is hot. Silent Hill: Townfall followed at 13,596 copies on PS5 while Switch 2 hardware moved 32,198 units for the week, pushing its lifetime total past 6.36 million in Japan alone. The rest of the top 10 was a Nintendo-heavy affair with Rhythm Heaven Groove, Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave, and a surprise Dragon Quest XI S re-release all posting strong numbers on the new machine. Konami's psychological horror debut looks respectable next to the sports sim king, but the gap tells the real story about what Japanese players actually lined up for this week.