The Nintendo Switch 2 remake of Ocarina of Time led Japan’s retail software chart for November 2–8, 2026 with 537,041 copies sold. With the game launching on November 5, its debut-week figure covers the final four days of that tracking period.
The chart measures physical retail sales in Japan. It lists a Japanese price of ¥8,164 before tax for Nintendo’s release.
The gap to second place was substantial. Nintendo Switch Sports Resort added 16,621 copies for a lifetime total of 104,719. Rhythm Heaven Groove placed third with 8,793 weekly sales and a cumulative 1,120,644 copies.
Another new release, Stellar Blade Complete Edition on Switch 2, placed fourth with 8,042 copies after launching on November 6. Final Fantasy Resonance occupied fifth through seventh place with 6,406 copies on Switch 2, 5,719 on PS5 and 4,500 on Switch.
Nintendo separately announced on November 11 that the Ocarina of Time remake had sold more than 5.2 million copies worldwide in its first four days. That figure includes physical and digital sales. The two measurements have different scopes, so the Japanese chart figure is not a complete Japanese sales total that can be compared directly with the worldwide figure.
The Switch 2 release rebuilds Link’s adventure originally released for Nintendo 64 in 1998. Leaving Kokiri Forest, he sets out to stop Ganondorf from claiming the Triforce. The story spans two eras of Hyrule, with young and adult Link using different equipment to overcome its challenges.
Nintendo has refreshed the graphics, camera and movement controls while adding orchestral music, voice acting and expanded cutscenes. The ocarina still lets players solve puzzles through music alongside exploration and combat. More details are available in our report on the remake’s worldwide sales.
Sources: Japan retail software chart, November 2–8 · Nintendo — worldwide sales · Nintendo — game information.
