A new survey organized by Japanese type show Ariyoshiiieeeeee! – Oh yes! Now want to play the game in your place? Is Japan’s favorite video game revealedBoth from overall and age ratings, and while Mario, Spletoon, Pokémon, Zelda, Animal Crossing, and Dragon Quest all appear repeatedly, none of them topped them. (Thank you, Automaton media,
Nope, Japan’s number one game – at least, according to the survey of 3,000 people conducted by the show – is none other than Minecraft. Super Mario Brothers finished second in total, while Animal Crossing: New Horizons came in third. All the surveyed were asked to give their five favorite games, and then the votes were prolonged to bring us results.
Now, the above should not be very surprising, because the Minecraft is at all On a large scale Worldwide, and the hosts of the show create a very good point – Minecraft is not just a game, but a platform. “And nowadays, as the announcer says,” it becomes very common for young people to experience sports, not only for gameplay, but as a means of communication. ,
Top 100 includes many Nintendo, Dragon questAnd final Fantasy Sports, but here are some statistics that stood for us. In Fortnite 18, Apex takes 5 locations with legends. Pokémon is the most ranked Pokémon game at Diamond and Pearl 14, but Scarlett and Violet are just behind it. No final imaginary game makes the top ten, but the final imaginary VII is closest to the 16th place (with X right on its tail).
Another interesting games that creating an appearance include Yo-Kai Watch 2 25, Undertale at 46, Street Fighter 6 and 93 at 63. Xevious!
Here is the overall top 10 – for the rest of the results, see Automaton media,
- Mincraft
- Super Mario Bros.
- Animal Crossing: New Horizones
- Dragon Quest III: The Seeds of Mobation
- Fortnite
- Splatoon 3
- Super Smash Brothers Ultimate
- Spletoon 2
- The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild
- Dragon quest
Breaking things by the age group, the show divided them into five categories-Barsers in their adolescence (10–19), 20s, 30s, 40s and 50s.
For teenagers, Minecraft is unequally number one game, in which Fortnite and Splatoon 3 are out of the top three. Mojang’s mammath game also makes the top ten games for those in its 20s in number 8, where Diamond and Pearl Smash sits on the top of the ultimat and New Horizon.
In our 30s (like this author), Pokémon is Red and Green Number One, with the last imaginary X and Gold and Silver behind it. The initial-jewelery Pokémon Love was not surprised here. For the 40s and 50s congestion, Dragon Quest III and Super Mario Brothers are one or two (flipped for old gamers), V for 40-year-old children with another dragon quest game behind them, and the original NES game for the 50s.
We are not surprised on a large scale on any of these results, but it is an interesting eye on how the trends in video games have moved over time – and what importance people give in video games. And while most of the games are from Japan, there are many western titles that dent people’s hearts – and console. You can see This is the episode,
Of course, this is only a small sample of people (3,000 is not enough!), But it is still an interesting capsule of consumer interests, and it is well connected with its survey of Nikkei, which reflects gender division and average age for fans of special series.
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