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According to Famitsu, that makes it the fastest selling game in the series.
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https://twitter.com/famitsu/status/804282112668930048
According to Famitsu, that makes it the fastest selling game in the series.
800mWith almost a decade of development, how many do they need to break even?
With almost a decade of development, how many do they need to break even?
5 million who do not notice framepacing.
Well deserved. What a great game it is. My GOTY so far.
That is not how it works.Yep. SE still gets the money.
Its Shipped numbers. Doesn't necessarily mean 5 million people are playing.
https://twitter.com/famitsu/status/804282112668930048
According to Famitsu, that makes it the fastest selling game in the series.
With almost a decade of development, how many do they need to break even?
That is not how it works.
If the copy didn't sell they have to fire sale and get less money or in the worst case get the copies back and returning the money (that is called negative shipment).
You only really get the money if the copy reaches the co consumers (that is what is sold).
Why when i read FF XV threads everytime i see the same users downplaying everything positive about the game?
Why when i read FF XV threads everytime i see the same users downplaying everything positive about the game?
That is low for a launch game in Japan if true of course.
WW vs Japan.https://twitter.com/famitsu/status/804282112668930048
According to Famitsu, that makes it the fastest selling game in the series.
5 million who do not notice framepacing.
Well deserved. What a great game it is. My GOTY so far.
Why when i read FF XV threads everytime i see the same users downplaying everything positive about the game?
With almost a decade of development, how many do they need to break even?
The real question is: if you added together Japan Week 1 and ROW week 1 for FF13 - just week one and nothing else and put that against FF15 week one worldwide - which would win? We'll probably never know that, but aye. 15 was always gonna break this record unless something went drastically wrong.
Not entirely, this is shipped to retailers + digital sales.5 million sold to consumers?
5 million sold to consumers?
The game had a skeleton crew before 2011/12. Full development was only 4 years.I guess around like 10m copies sold maybe? But the first tomb raider reboot game already needed like 5m copies to break even, so it could be way more.
Especially since the game was in dev hell, so they might maybe even never break even.
Final Fantasy XV is the first title from the series to have a worldwide simultaneous relaese, and it also broke the record for most first-day digital sales in Japan, according to Famitsu. Furthermore, the RPG saw a new record for the total of release date shipment and downloads in Asian regions excluding Japan. Retail and digital stales continue to perform favorably in all regions.
Read more at http://www.siliconera.com/2016/12/0...est-selling-title-series/#0SZPXMBG2RUHD3xg.99
So I guess that so-called decline in popularity for the franchise was a myth then? People have been saying for years now that Final Fantasy isn't the name it once was, but if XV can pull in impressive numbers like this then I'd say it's still an IP that's very much flourishing.
Of course, Remake will blow XV out of the water.
Why when i read FF XV threads everytime i see the same users downplaying everything positive about the game?
I blame the piece of shit called FF13 and the sequels. It was a dark time.So I guess that so-called decline in popularity for the franchise was a myth then? People have been saying for years now that Final Fantasy isn't the name it once was, but if XV can pull in impressive numbers like this then I'd say it's still an IP that's very much flourishing.
Of course, Remake will blow XV out of the water.
Love all the mental gymnastics in this thread that try to downplay this success.
Let's wait to have real numbers before stating a decline or not, shall we ? For what we know right now, it's a huge decline in Japan.
Why do some people feel the need to get defensive about criticism or dodgy PR tactics?
Let's wait to have real numbers before stating a decline or not, shall we ? For what we know right now, it's a huge decline in Japan.
Why do some people feel the need to get defensive about criticism or dodgy PR tactics?
Hasn't Japan has a huge decline in home console sales in general, though?
What data do we have for that? I saw someone say first day had a 48% sell-through, any other data points?
Hasn't Japan has a huge decline in home console sales in general, though?