Dragon Quest X Sells 1 Million In Japan

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Dragon Quest X, Square Enix’s MMORPG for PC, Wii, Wii U and smartphones (via cloud streaming), has sold 1 million copies, the game’s producer, Yosuke Saito, has announced via Twitter.

 

Saito did not provide a breakdown of sales via platform, but in a recent interview, he did share that the game has around 300,000 daily active players in Japan.

 

Dragon Quest X has not been announced for release in the west. In Japan, Square have been updating the game regularly with new content.


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