Es lo que refleja el último reporte financiero de Take-Two. De esos 80 millones de unidades distribuidas, el 25% (es decir, 20 millones) provienen del formato digital. La compañía Norteamericana también ha dado a conocer los datos de distribución de otros títulos:
- NBA 2K17: Cerca de 8 millones
- Mafia 3: 5 millones
- Civilization VI: Cerca de 2 millones
¿Conseguirá la bestia de Rockstar alcanzar eventualmente la mítica cifra de los 100 millones, algo sólo logrado por Tetris y Minecraft?
The juggernaut that is Grand Theft Auto V has now surpassed 80m sales, according to publisher Take-Two. In the company's Q4 and fiscal year earnings release, Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick confirmed that the title has now sold at least another 5m copies since the company's last earnings report in February, taking its total sell-in figure to an impressive 80m since its launch in September 2013.
Indeed, he revealed to MCV that physical sales are still the driving force behind the title's seemingly unstoppable success, standing at 75 per cent compared to 25 per cent digital sales: "What's driving this is that consumers love this title and want more of it," he added.
It's not just Rockstar's titles that are doing well, though, as 2K's Mafia III has now sold-in more than 5m units, while Civilization VI has sold-in nearly 2m units. Zelnick also revealed the Civilization series has a whole has now sold more than 40m units worldwide.NBA 2K17 is also set to become Take-Two's highest-selling sports title ever, with a sell-in of nearly 8m to date. Its recurrent consumer spending also continues to grow, rising 71 per cent over the last fiscal year.
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