Capcom Hope To Sell 3.9 Million Copies Of Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate

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As part of their forecast for their ongoing fiscal year, Capcom have announced their projected sales for Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate, scheduled to launch in Japan this Autumn and in North America and Europe in early 2015.

 

By March 31st, 2015, Capcom hope to ship 3.9 million copies of Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate across Japan, North America and Europe. That figure includes download sales of the game, and when Capcom say “Japan,” they mean other Asian countries where the game will be released as well.

 

Meanwhile, Monster Hunter 4 has shipped 4.1 million copies in Japan, and Capcom say the game has seen a high number of download sales as part of that figure.


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