Top Video Games in Japan: Famitsu Readers' Most Anticipated Titles
May 26, 2025 - 17:13
The latest Famitsu readers' poll reveals the most anticipated video games in Japan, with Mario Kart World racing to the top spot as excitement builds for the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2. Garnering an impressive 712 votes, Mario Kart World has captured the attention of gamers, showcasing the enduring popularity of the franchise.
Following closely behind, other titles are also making waves in the rankings, reflecting diverse gaming interests among fans. This year's list highlights the increasing anticipation for new releases, with many gamers eager for innovative gameplay and engaging storylines.
As the gaming community eagerly awaits the next generation of consoles, the Famitsu poll serves as a barometer for industry trends and player preferences. With Mario Kart World leading the charge, it’s clear that Nintendo continues to hold a significant place in the hearts of gamers. The competition among other titles remains fierce, promising an exciting landscape for gaming enthusiasts in the coming months.
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