PSP's Daxter sells 2 million copies in 2 years
Developer Ready at Dawn, currently preparing God of War: Chains of Olympus for March 4 release, announced its freshman effort Daxter has sold over two million copies worldwide. Sure, two million sold for a game which released in 2006 isn't an insane sprint in terms of sales, but it's a marathon victory. The game certainly benefited from being bundled with new PSPs last year, but the developer says Daxter saw its best sales in nearly two years during December '07.
Ready at Dawn notes that it can only look forward to GoW: Chains of Olympus doing better than its first project. Considering our experiences with Kratos' handheld adventure so far, there's not too much Ready at Dawn needs to worry about.
[Via PSP Fanboy]
Ready at Dawn notes that it can only look forward to GoW: Chains of Olympus doing better than its first project. Considering our experiences with Kratos' handheld adventure so far, there's not too much Ready at Dawn needs to worry about.
[Via PSP Fanboy]





















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*goes back to DJ Max Portable 2*
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New Super Mario: Less than two years, not bundled, full price at retail: 13 millions.
Seriously dude, put a sock in it. I think you need a nice long break (I'm pretty sure people know what it means by now).
Please stop. No shit Mario sold faster. It's fucking Mario. But this is still a good thing for sony and the psp.
But that was as unnecessary as comparing penis size.
A game that proved what the handheld could do
But I wasn't aware Ready at Dawn was working on this, definitely another giant feather in their luxurious, Okami-porting cap.
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Well, good job, Ready At Dawn!
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All in all, I thin R&C:SM is a way better game. Though I am salivating at the thought of the badass Kratos in the palm of my hand so props to Ready At Dawn.
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