The PlayStation 5 has crossed the two million consoles sold milestone in Japan, however, it’s become the slowest modern Sony console to do so
This means that the console managed to cross the two million threshold in 101 weeks, or just short of two years following its launch. For comparison, the PS4 took 90 weeks to do so, and the PS3 even shorter, at 73 weeks.
After years in early access and open beta, MultiVersus has arrived and brings a whimsical and very fighting platform loaded with numerous characters from the Warner Brothers universe.
In their review; Skewed and Reviewed states that the game is fun for the entire family but will likely change over time with updates and new characters being added.
"The London-based (the UK) indie games publisher PQube and Bandung-based (Indonesia) indie games developer MassHive Media, are today very proud and thrilled to announce that their their potion-themed open-ended sim RPG “Potion Permit: Complete Edition”, is now digitally and physically available for PC (via Steam) and console (PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X/S, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch)." - Jonas Ek, TGG.
Mark writes: "Everything will be looked at for balancing, but we need more game time to let the data settle. We need people to be playing for a while after they've really figured out how the abilities and such work. Once people are really tuned in to how the game works we should have the data"
I see I hope Sony can step up their Japanese game soon.
they really should determine how successful these sales are by how many accounts created along side.
Still don't see any in Australian retailers. People have given up.
Japan is becoming far more of a handheld/mobile country. But it also doesn't help that both their main franchises (DQ and FF) haven't had an entry on the PS5 yet.
Well the other thing people tend to forget to mention is the size of the PS5. When I was in Japan via the military I made friends off base and alot of homes and apartments are small. My friend had a vertical bathtub because it was so small. But that seemed to be standard over there.