However, the game faced an uphill battle commercially. In its first week in Japan, despite being the home of both Nintendo and sushi, the game sold a combined total of just 7,627 copies across the Switch (5,235) and 3DS (2,392).
It's worth noting that while the official file size is 2.8 GB, some retailers listed the file size as 5 GB, which likely includes potential updates, save data, or was a pre-release estimate. In terms of performance, the game runs smoothly across all play modes, though some critics noted that the user interface can feel a bit blown up on a TV screen due to its origins as a 3DS title. It remains highly enjoyable on the Switch's handheld screen. Sushi Striker The Way of Sushido Switch NSP Fre...
With over 100 Sushi Sprites to collect and level up, you can build a team that fits your specific playstyle. However, the game faced an uphill battle commercially