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Tekken 7 Sells 3 Million Copies, Series Total Up To 47 Million
Tekken 7 has become one of the fighting game community's biggest mainstays since its release last year, and it looks like that momentum, along with continual updates, guest characters, and a second season have translated into good sales numbers.
Series producer Katsuhiro Harada took to Twitter to announce some recent sales numbers. The highlight is that Tekken 7 has, over a year after launch, sold over three million copies, and impressive milestone for a fighting game. Harada also took the moment to mention that the series' overall sales numbers have reached 47 million.
https://twitter.com/Harada_TEKKEN/status/1053644392634806272
This bodes well for the future of Tekken 7 and continuing updates, which should make a solid fighting game even better with time. Hopefully Bandai Namco's other recent original fighting game, Soulcalibur VI, can reach the same success.
For more on Tekken 7, check out our full review.
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