We're crying for Namco Bandai's Tears of 99 right now, as the game debuted in the twenty-third spot this week. We guess Japanese gamers just didn't feel like being bummed out, and therefore avoided buying this original title. Sad, indeed.The rest of DS software didn't do so hot, either. Detective game Misa Yamamura Suspense premiered in fifth, and Beautiful Letter Training continues to sell incredibly well for a nongame about calligraphy, but otherwise sales were a disappointment. Front Mission 2089 and Endless Frontier: Super Robot Wars OG Saga are already showing a lack of legs, since both of the games dropped considerably from the previous week. Glory of Herakles and Let's Make a Pro Baseball Team! have even fallen out of the top thirty completely.
Hardware is the same old story:
- PSP: 62,016 (
9,970) - Wii: 44,639 (6,212)
- Nintendo DS: 35,020 (3,335)
- PlayStation 3: 10,856 (
1,687) - PlayStation 2: 6,279 (924)
- Xbox 360: 2,280 (321)
Two DS games debuted in the top ten this week (
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Something caused a 
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