The music game, a sequel to one of Nintendo’s Japan-only DS launch titles, sold just 47,000 units to secure first place during the week ended July 6, having debuted at No3 the week prior. 

Sales of the top ten titles totaled just 300,000 units, a figure surpassed by the previous week’s top three alone. Sega’s Initial D Extreme Stage for PS3 was new at No2, while Derby Stallion DS dropped from first to third. 

Wii Fit jumped two places to No4, followed by a new entry form Square Enix, Nanashi no Game for DS, at No5.

Mario Kart Wii took the No6 spot, Bandai Namco’s Tales of Symphonia Dawn of a New World for Wii was at No7, while Super Mario Stadium Family Baseball, Metal Gear Solid 4 and Monster Hunter Portable 2nd G rounded off the top ten.

01.   Daigasso Band Brothers DX (Nintendo, DS) - 47,000 / 167,000
02.   Initial D Extreme Stage (Sega, PS3) - 43,000
03.   Derby Stallion DS (Enterbrain, DS) - 38,000 / 186,000
04.   Wii Fit (Nintendo, Wii) - 31,000 / 2,323,000
05.   Nanashi no Game (Square Enix, DS) - 30,000
06.   Mario Kart Wii (Nintendo, DS) - 28,000 / 1,535,000
07.   Tales of Symphonia Dawn of a New World (Bandai Namco, Wii) - 27,000 / 164,000
08.   Super Mario Stadium Family Baseball (Nintendo, Wii) - 20,000 / 108,000
09.   Metal Gear Solid 4 Guns of the Patriots (Konami, PS3) - 18,000 / 585,000
10.   Monster Hunter Portable 2nd G (Capcom, PSP) - 18,000 / 2,261,000

 Chart data compiled by Media Create, courtesy of NeoGaf.