Japanese publishing giant (and sales trackers) Enterbrain have published some preliminary sales figures for the launch of the Nintendo 3DS over the weekend, outlining how many of the handhelds were sold, and what the most popular game was.
While there were early reports that 400,000 units had been sold, Enterbrain's figures (which may change slightly as they finalise the numbers) record a total of 371,326 sales over Saturday and Saturday.
As for the most popular game, that honour went to Professor Layton and the Mask of Miracle, which shifted 117,589 copies. At nearly one game sold for every three handhelds that's an impressive tally for Level 5's puzzle-solving champion, but then, there wasn't really much competition...
ニンテンドー3DSの推定販売台数が発表（エンターブレイン調べ）[Famitsu]