As we all know the Switch eShop tracks best sellers in each country including what I believe was determined to be the past two weeks of sales.
During that time I've kept a pretty close eye on the US rankings and it struck me that Snipperclips never left the #1 position, not once, not even during the height of Snake Pass mania when that game was topping the charts elsewhere in the world. King Snipperclips sold 350,000 copies in March alone and continued to reign through April with an iron fist.
Until now.
The rankings as of 4/27/17:
As with the last thread, if you've got the rankings for another country post it and I'll add it to the OP.
I don't think anyone will argue that Wonder Boy deserves its success. It raises the bar for retro remakes to the highest imaginable summit, and on Switch, the experience is not compromised in any way and is portable to boot.
During that time I've kept a pretty close eye on the US rankings and it struck me that Snipperclips never left the #1 position, not once, not even during the height of Snake Pass mania when that game was topping the charts elsewhere in the world. King Snipperclips sold 350,000 copies in March alone and continued to reign through April with an iron fist.
Until now.
The rankings as of 4/27/17:
United States said:1. Wonder Boy: The Dragon's Trap
2. Snipperclips
3. Puyo Puyo Tetris
4. Shovel Knight: Treasure Trove
5. Mr. Shifty
6. Fast RMX
7. The Jackbox Party Pack 3
8. Has Been Heroes
9. Kamiko
10. Graceful Explosion Machine
11. Snake Pass
12. 1-2 Switch
13. The Binding of Issac Afterbirth+
14. Metal Slug 3
15. The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild
As with the last thread, if you've got the rankings for another country post it and I'll add it to the OP.
I don't think anyone will argue that Wonder Boy deserves its success. It raises the bar for retro remakes to the highest imaginable summit, and on Switch, the experience is not compromised in any way and is portable to boot.