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Xbox One to get 15 exclusive titles in its first year
Posted by GAMINGGEN on 05-21-2013 7:45 PM
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Eight of those games will be brand-new IPs, says Microsoft.
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Microsoft has announced that it intends to release 15 exclusive titles for the next-gen Xbox One within its first year.
Speaking during the console's unveiling at Microsoft's Redmond campus in Washington, Microsoft corporate vice president Phil Spencer added that eight of those 15 titles would be brand-new IPs.
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By Martin Gaston, GameSpot
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Metal Gear Solid series sales hit 33 million
Posted by GAMINGGEN on 04-22-2013 4:14 PM
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Hideo Kojima's stealth-action franchise reaches new sales milestone.
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More than 33 million Metal Gear Solid games have been sold to date, Konami announced today. This figure is up from the 31 million units announced during March 2012.
By comparison, the Halo franchise has sold 50 million units, while the FIFA and Call of Duty franchises have each sold more than 100 million copies each. The Madden NFL series has moved 99 million units.
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By Eddie Makuch, GameSpot
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Analyst: GTAV could outsell Call of Duty and go next-gen
Posted by GAMINGGEN on 02-03-2013 7:11 PM
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Rockstar's latest Grand Theft Auto expected to boast $137.5 million budget, sell 18 million copies in six months, and potentially release on next-gen platforms "in some form."
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Grand Theft Auto V's release date slip won't damage the game's profitability or stop it from potentially toppling Call of Duty to become the biggest selling game of 2013, according to Sterne Agee analyst Arvind Bhatia (via GamesIndustry International).
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By Martin Gaston, GameSpot
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