PS4 Sales of Metal Gear Solid: Ground Zeroes are Triple That of Xbox One Sales

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  • PS4 Sales of Metal Gear Solid: Ground Zeroes are Triple That of Xbox One Sales

    According to the latest Konami financials, it seems as though the PS4 version of Metal Gear Solid: Ground Zeroes has outsold the Xbox One version by a factor of 3 to 1. According to Konami's last quarterly results, ending June 30, the PS4 version accounted for 12% of Konami's total number of PC and console games sold. The Xbox One accounted for just 4%.

    The quarter previous to this latest one saw the PS4 version of the game with an 8% share of the total games sold for Konami, with the Xbox One version sitting at 3%.

    The sales of the game pushed revenues for Konami up 6.6% and net income up 45.6%. Konami's pachinko business saw gains of 400% in revenues for the company (seriously). There has been no word on the sales figures for Ground Zeroes on the previous generation of consoles.

    (via GI.biz)
    Tags: microsoft, sony, Multi, konami, metal gear solid v, ground zeroes, metal gear solid v: ground zeroes, sales figures, metal gear solid 5: ground zeroes, metal gear solid, financials
      • cikame
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        cikame commented
        08-07-2014, 11:29 AM
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        Wonder how well it would sell on Steam, a system millions already have and use every day.
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