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Japanese Software Sales 12/31-1/6 
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1. Mario Party DS (DS) 208,000 (1,441,000) 2. Wii Sports (Wii) 127,000 (2,592,000) 3. Wii Play (Wii) 103,000 (2,093,000) 4. Wii Fit (Wii) 94,000 (912,000) 5. Final Fantasy IV (DS) 80,000 (527,000) 6. Mario & Sonic at Beijing Olympics (Wii) 74,000 (438,000) 7. Dragon Quest IV (DS) 70,000 (1,...
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