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The big haul: Monster Hunter lifetime sales in Japan

Posted Apr 26, 2009 at 2:01AM EST by QJ Staff

Listed in: News, Titles, Games Tags: Capcom, Enterbrain, Famitsu, Japan, PS2, Square Enix
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Just the other day, Square Enix released a report on their top franchises' lifetime sales, from Final Fantasy to the more recently-acquired Tomb Raider. This time, we get a peek at Capcom's Monster Hunter series, care of Famitsu.

Famitsu's data comes from Enterbrain, clocking the lifetime sales of the series in Japan. This spans all games released (so far) on the PS2 and PSP. The breakdown is as follows:
And the total? Roughly around 7 million units. It might look rather small compared to Square Enix's sales of Hitman (the lowest on their top 5 franchise list, coming in at 8 million). But again, take note: Capcom's numbers only count Japan sales, while Square Enix's was global.

Eight million sales in one country alone is a tall order, especially for a series which started only a few years ago.



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# yeaDFresh 2009-04-26 07:20
monster hunter is sick. has potential to be one of the most popular games globally.

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# yeaZackVix 2009-04-26 14:39
You are right, it is a good and addicting game :)

Funny thing is now that the game is showing up some promising future, all those kiss-ass video games reviewers are now sort of saying "it is a nice game, it is a nice" and trying their best to promote.



Remember when they were all dissing monster hunter Freedom saying that "it needs moar magic", "It needs lock on mode"... but look at them now. Just following the trend like sheep...



Anyways, MHF ftw!

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