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SEGA updates sales figures for its biggest franchises

SEGA‘s recent financial report has revealed newly updated sales figures for its biggest franchises including Persona, Sonic the Hedgehog and Like a Dragon. The multiformat Persona 5 Royal has sold a boatload of copies with new figures showing it has now surpassed 8.66 million copies sold. The last Sonic game, Sonic x Shadow Generations, has now sold 3.07 million. Check out the sales figures down below.

  • Persona 5 Royal – 8.66M
  • Sonic Frontiers – 4.94M
  • Team Sonic Racing – 3.5M
  • Yakuza: Like a Dragon – 3.12M
  • Sonic x Shadow Generations – 3.07M
  • Persona 3 Reload – 2.97M
  • Sonic Superstars – 2.88M
  • Metaphor ReFantazio – 2.46M
  • Shin Megami Tensei V/ Vengeance – 2.44M
  • Like A Dragon Infinite Wealth – 2.05M
  • Like A Dragon The Man Who Erased His Name – 1.05M

18 thoughts on “SEGA updates sales figures for its biggest franchises”

  1. Slightly unrelated, but i am deeply irked by Sega and Atlus not treating the Switch 2 as a first class platform to launch their games on. Capcom and Square have made the pivot but Sega, and Atlus, in paritcular, are lagging behind. Feels as though they are leaving a lot of money on the table by releasing Switch 2 versions months and months after they launch on other platforms. And I mean, i dont really care about the money they are making i just want to play persona in bed lmfao.

  2. They bring this up to brag about? Most these games are like what 5 years old and on sale this is not a flex. They really need to fire Aaron Webber and whoever else is taking them down this bad path, that Rovio deal was a horrible decision.

  3. Can you please shut up, Aaron Webber has nothing to do with the development of games at Sega. You are just repeating and constantly spamming names that you have seen be associated with Sonic by fans online. You constantly keep spamming this site to be a troll and its annoying.

    1. I always see comments with “Max Dood” and “Aaron Webber” and I have no idea what anyone is talking about. Do sega fans speak a different language or something?

      1. aaron webber was the guy who turned sonic into a meme series pretty much. he ran the sonic twitter, posted sum funny stuff, then sega thought thats what sonic needed. just ruined the reputation even more. endless BIG ADVENTURE 3 jokes and stupid stuff. webber been got replaced last i heard though

        1. Aaron Webber was t the one that made Sonic start using words like Baldy Mcnose Hair and Gotta Go Fast. Sonic Team got the writers of a Web series called Happy Tree Friends to start writing for the games starting with Sonic Colors and the Social Media accounts were told by Sega Higher uos to adapt to it. Imagine blaming Sonic Quality and games based on the guy that ran the social media accounts and the guy that wrote for the comics that btw was the longest running and most successful video game comic of all time. Loved by many, myself included and people love the IDW comics. You people b*tch every day in this site but guess what, the masses and reality don’t agree with you.

    2. Aaron are you here on every article? Bro you suck. You getting fired for ruining Sega and Sonic the relationships and brand that’s all you ruining Yakuza, Persona, and Sonic. Hiring your college roomate Ian Flynn.

      1. Nobody likes you or your posts. You aren’t funny or entertaining, and you aren’t insightful or intelligent. Just a nuisance like a fly or some other type of bug. Although thankfully people can just scroll past your Spam comments. You spam using different names every day on this site having conversations with yourself. Nobody like it, and nobody likes you.

  4. So they show the sales for Sonic Superstars, but not Sonic Mania. I mean that’s probably just because Sonic Mania is a decade old at this point, but still telling

  5. Games at least 3 years old. I don’t see Yakuza Kiwami 3 listed? That I heard flopped. Weirder I don’t see the Pirate one here either and I think that came out the same year as Shadow Generations.

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