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Detroit: Become Human has sold through more than 2 million units worldwide

Sony reveals Detroit: Become Human sales.

PavelBHunter1960d ago

Congrats! This game is real GOTY (just my opinion)

kayoss1960d ago

Its time for me to unwrap this game. I just finally finished Nier:Automata. Great game by the way.

Michiel19891960d ago

Still need to play Automata, weirdly enough I already listen to the OST a lot :D

Tapani1960d ago

Nier, GoW and Detroit are superb.

MajorLazer1960d ago

Lucky. This is high on my list, the gameplay videos I've seen look superb. Just need to clear a few games rn first

rpvenom1960d ago

This game surprisingly made my top 10, potentially top 5 games of all time just based on those "gasp" moments.. You cannot truly appreciate this game's ingenious story arch unless you have multiple playthroughs choosing different options.. it's crazy how things tie together and can go completely in different paths.. insane game. Wish more people gave this game a try!

starchild1960d ago

We all have our opinions and yours is a perfectly reasonable one to have. I think it's a great game. It's really nice to see different kinds of games be financially successful.

crazyCoconuts1960d ago

I really liked it as well. Its so unique and the story and graphics are superb. Just a great unique experience that you really don't get from other games...

Muzikguy1960d ago

I’m playing this game now and it’s great

Thundercat771960d ago

Thank you. I will get it soon.

RangerWalk2671960d ago

An interactive movie is your goty? To each his own. But man, I rented it

UCForce1960d ago

An interactive movie that has a lot of choice to change narrative. It’s way more effective than telltale game.

PavelBHunter1960d ago

Eveyone has his own taste. I enjoyed every second of that masterpiece, that's why. Even you have your personal GOTY and i will respect that it's your opinion.

TheEnigma3131960d ago

bitter xbox owner with no games.

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Nyxus1960d ago

Very nice! Deserves more though.

TeamIcoFan1960d ago

Love to see that despite all the controversy BS this gem still managed to succeed.
Haters tried so hard to bring it down.

TekoIie1960d ago

David Cage can accomplish that by himself.

BehindTheRows1960d ago

And yet, none of his games have been 'brought down' (all of the last three games were commercial success stories).

TeamIcoFan1960d ago

@BehindTheRows
What makes this really impressive is that the budget for D:BH is only about 35 million.

UCForce1960d ago

But why his game was successful ? Can you tell me that or you just making an excuse ?

TekoIie1960d ago (Edited 1960d ago )

@BehindTheRows+UCForce

"all of the last three games were commercial success stories"

Shame he can't write something of similar quality into the game itself. Heres thing about David Cage games; they don't succeed because of him, but despite him.

"But why his game was successful?"

Oh that's easy to answer. Big budget more than likely used for good actors. His games don't really feature any stereotypical game mechanics that would require strenuous testing to feel right so a lot of the time can be spent on presentation. Visually he's good at creating small impactful scenes but some are ridiculously retarded (like the Canadian border scene).

But even then he writes lines into his games that not even the actors can sometimes salvage. But you know what? Detroit had a very good combination with Connor and Hank and I was really ready to say maybe Cage is improving... But nope. Turns out that the actors for those characters did a huge amount of improvisation and Cage wasn't happy with how they turned out. So even the best part of the game you can't give him credit for.

So to clarify that award for best performance? Despite of Cage again.

Now I'm aware you don't like long comments so I'll leave it there for you UCForce <3

UCForce1960d ago

You made a poorly statements. And I knew you made another excuse. Just like you doubting way too much on God Of War success.

trooper_1960d ago

You must be fun at parties./s

The game still did well. Your biased hatred won’t change that.

TekoIie1960d ago (Edited 1960d ago )

@UCForce

"You made a poorly statements. And I knew you made another excuse. Just like you doubting way too much on God Of War success."

Gave you a reason and you can't respond. We call that dodging pal. What was poor about my comment? You gave no reason so you've got no substance to back yourself up. I'll give you a pass because it doesn't look like english is your first language but you're clearly unable to make a point to challenge what I've said about David Cage.

I answered your question as to why his game was successful. Now move along kid.

@trooper

"The game still did well. Your biased hatred won’t change that."

You didn't disprove my assertion though did you? David Cage is not a good game designer and if you believe otherwise back it up. Otherwise it looks like atleast 9 of you disagree but cant zctually tell me why im wrong. Thats quite telling.

Nyxus1960d ago

@ Tekolie: His games have been critically and commercially successful, so he is in fact a good game designer. That's where you're wrong. You're welcome.

TekoIie1960d ago (Edited 1960d ago )

@Nyxus

"His games have been critically and commercially successful, so he is in fact a good game designer."

I just gave you an example where his game received an award for a performance that contained a lot of improvisation. He even admitted he didn't like the performance these two actors did for the game. Connor and Hank were easily the best-received characters in Detroit by a large margin compared to Markus and Kara. If Cage did such a good job how did the best scenes in the game not come from him directly? Why was the improv work the part that was critically acclaimed?!?!? The part of the game that strayed furthest from Cage's vision is the CRITICALLY ACCLAIMED PART!

"That's where you're wrong. You're welcome."

Learn to read. The game was critically acclaimed because of the actor's and not because of Cage. As i mentioned previously the one consistently good thing Cage does is the presentation. However, when it comes to the substance it's always lacking (especially in wacky endings he thinks up for his games).

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Nodoze1960d ago (Edited 1960d ago )

Agreed! Also love seeing the SJW virtue signaling that was taking place with Battlefield V is backfiring big time. Game is crap, and is tanking.

Also wanted to recommend Beyond Two Souls. Play through the beginning of that one and I think you will find STRIKING similarities to a certain Netflix series. Ahem Stranger Things....

MasterCornholio1960d ago

Pretty nice for a game like this.

frostypants1959d ago (Edited 1959d ago )

Any success for games with a non-mainstream approach is great. Love seeing variety succeed. There was a time a few years ago where it looked like everything would become an FPS...

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Detroit: Become Human has sold more than 8 million copies

Quantic Dream has sent Gamereactor a press release stating that Detroit: Become Human now has sold more than 2,5 million copies on PC, making it surpass 8 million across all platforms.

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Nerdmaster462d ago

That's great. Quantic Dream took everything they learned from their past games and built the most refined, coherent and interesting game and story yet. I even bought it on both PS4 and PC.

Seraphim462d ago

I preferred Beyond Two Souls. Still, Detroit was an exceptional experience just like Heavy Rain. Definitely happy to see the game has sold well over the years.

Fist4achin462d ago

Beyond was outstanding. Their other games were great, but BTS was my favorite so far.

CrimsonIdol462d ago (Edited 462d ago )

It took them nearly 5 years to accomplish that compared to a game that's just come out. Willing to bet a majority of those sales were heavily discounted too. Quantic Dream games were always heavily spruiked by Sony as exclusive graphical showpieces for the Playstation, so I'm sure that helped out too.

For reference the original Dead Space sold 2 Million over its lifetime, so some new IP from a new studio approaching that in its first year or so really isn't that bad.

sagapo462d ago

Great game, really enjoyed this one.

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Detroit: Become Human Surpasses 6.5 Million Units Sold

PSU writes: "Detroit: Become Human has surpassed 6.5 million units sold, between both PS4 and PC, after hitting the six million mark last July."

NecrumOddBoy767d ago (Edited 767d ago )

Nice. This is a must play and by far the best of QD’s titles (although I have huge love for Heavy Rain).

ApocalypseShadow767d ago

Agreed. This was a very good game. But I guess I love the genre that deals with humans and android like Almost Human which was cool watched in order but was cancelled, Humans, Ex Machina, I Robot, etc. I watch them all.

Cage definitely got this one right. It goes over similar material as other TV, movies and books, but it was put together well. Glad it sold.

S2Killinit766d ago

There is a very interesting show on HBO for you. Its called “raised by wolves”

porkChop766d ago

Almost Human was great. Yet another show that Fox killed with their meddling. I remember the show took two separate 2-3 week breaks in the middle of the season, just a couple episodes apart.

TallDarknWavy766d ago

This was a massive missed opportunity. Instead of really exploring the narrative that AI will one day replace humans, David Cage instead made a racism and slavery allegory with some of his dumbest writing to date. Just like all Cage games, he has the most condescending view of homeless people, who always have some secret society going on and are simultaneously the most moral, upstanding, ethical people, especially compared to anyone with money or power, who are cartoonishly bad. We get it Cage, you're a communist.

shadowT767d ago

love this game, Played it so many times and always got different endings. Even the main story line keeps the same, your actions and decisions can create a whole new plot.

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Godmars290767d ago

And? By all counts Quantic Dream/David Cage imploded their own reputation.

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Orchard767d ago (Edited 767d ago )

To this day, I am still very surprised that Sony did not buy Quantic. Especially after the HR, Beyond and Detroit era. Perhaps they tried but weren’t successful.

And now they’re off making multi-plats. Interested to see how their new title is.

CaptainHenry916767d ago

The same way I feel about Microsoft not buying Remedy 😁

Orchard767d ago

I’m glad that didn’t happen. The Microsoft back then is not the Microsoft of today, it would’ve limited their creativity and ultimately ruined Remedy.

A Remedy acquisition by Epic seems more likely nowadays.

SullysCigar767d ago

^ they didn't even need to buy Remedy to achieve that. See: CrossfireX

CaptainHenry916767d ago (Edited 767d ago )

@Sully

I guess you're right. Crossfire X is definitely one of the worse games I have ever played. I couldn't even finish the game.

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Orchard766d ago (Edited 766d ago )

@SullysCigar That hasn’t ruined Remedy though, most people associate CFX with SmileGate, not Remedy, and they still have a good reputation and will continue to have creative freedom - I have high hopes for AW2.

@CaptainHenry God, if you think CFX is one the worst games, you should try out some of the games that scored even lower than it :p I recommend Ride to Hell 😂

Knightofelemia766d ago

@Orchard

You will probably see Remedy snatched up by Tencent before Epic even makes or considers making a move on Remedy.

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TheCaptainKuchiki767d ago

Quantic Dream didn't want to be purchased. Y'all act like a company can buy another anytime and without their approval.

kneon767d ago

If they are publicly traded then you can try, but QD is private company and are free to reject an offer for any reason, or no reason at all.

CrimsonWing69767d ago

Thank god they didn’t or anything from them would be censored worse than Indigo Prophecy was back in the day.

Godmars290766d ago

Likely because they don't have a sustained, ongoing IP. Something that could be done as a trilogy or series.

"The Microsoft back then is not the Microsoft of today,"

MS has really yet to show that they've changed.

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Godmars290766d ago

@Comweb:

"Ori alone is more unique than the naughty dog clones and map marker open world trash sony craps out."

You put one indie title MS bought into after the fact of its popularity then made a co-op sequel against the entity of a Sony 1st-2nd party studio, and *I'm* the one in some kind of worship bubble?

As for console wars? There are none.

Nintendo's doing its own, low tech, thing, MS is more concerned with streaming than hardware, buying over making games and, as you said, Sony's more focused on open world action/drama.

Its really all about branding at this point and MS is struggling for something other than subscription online multiplayer when all they've done is subscription online multiplayer, as they transition to subscription gaming.

P_Bomb766d ago (Edited 766d ago )

“Ori alone is more unique than the naughty dog clones and map marker open world trash sony craps out. Maybe get out of ur sony n4g worshipping mentality…”

Um, Detroit: Become Human thread?

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Christopher766d ago

With how long they take to make games and how long they take to reach 6.5m sold with AAA budgets and being multiplatform, I can see why they didn't.

Orchard766d ago

Those are fair points. I guess back in the day I just assumed they’d end under Sony and they didn’t.

gamer7804766d ago

I love QD but I like new ip and story so I’m a bit disappointed there are making a Star Wars game.

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porkChop766d ago

Hell no. This is the one with the least amount of plot holes and red herrings.

babadivad766d ago

Why did Todd tell you to put down food for the child?

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