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35% of Sony’s Wolverine launch sales were the disc version, data suggests
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35% of Sony’s Wolverine launch sales were the disc version, data suggests

>According to GSD data, Wolverine’s physical split was even higher in Europe at launch, with 51% of sales coming from the boxed version. However, this split differs significantly per country: two-thirds of Wolverine’s sales were digital in the UK, while in France more than two-thirds were physical.

>According to Ampere, Wolverine was the second-best-selling PS5 game in September (behind EA Sports FC 27), selling around 2.16 million units.

videogameschronicle.com
u/ControlCAD — 4 days ago
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Rockstar HR manager claims he had "little interest" in staff's union membership status as fired GTA dev union-busting trial heats up

eurogamer.net
u/sam-2714 — 5 days ago
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The Borderlands MMO is officially saved and playable in English, 11 years after its shutdown and 17 months after restoration efforts began: "We did it"

>Modder and fan project lead EpicNNG says "thank you to each player who has joined us as we make history"

gamesradar.com
u/ControlCAD — 6 days ago
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As Sony reportedly pulls back from PC ports, former PlayStation boss Shuhei Yoshida suggests "platform business is winning the argument" right now, and that "always" wants "something exclusive"

>Shuhei Yoshida suggests Sony's thinking has reverted back to the "older days"

gamesradar.com
u/ControlCAD — 14 days ago