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Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 is gone. The game, which is abandoning a single-player campaign in favor of the new Royal Blackout battle mode, is already setting a sales record.
Even though Activision did not disclose the actual sales figures of any of its Call of Duty games for many years now — an opaque practice I find incredibly boring — they were quick to announce that Black Ops 4 is the largest digital version of the first day of the history of the company.
This means that he has sold more digital copies in less time on PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC than Destiny 2, Call of Duty: Second World War and any other Activision game of this generation. That does not mean it's the bestseller Call of Duty gambling, however, and we do not know how the game performed in terms of traditional physical sales.
Anyway, that's good news, especially since the Second World War outperformed the couple's previous entries in the franchise.
Other highlights:
- Black Ops 4 has become the best-selling full set of the first day on the PlayStation Store in the world.
- The game became Activision's best-selling digital game on the Xbox Store.
- The release on Battle.net also saw a major boost, more than doubling PC-based digital sales compared to last year.
- The last one is a little strange, so I'll quote the press release: the "total number of people who logged in online to play Black Ops 4 increased compared to last year's publication ".
So here is the trap:
That does not mean that Black Ops 4 actually sold the Second World War total sales on the first day. Nowhere is it indicated that total sales are up from last year.
The fact that more "online connected" people are playing the game is also somewhat misleading, or at least intentionally opaque, because last year's game had a single player campaign that many people had probably already played before multiplayer mode and that did not require online connection. All we know is that digital sales are up, which is a trend in the video game industry.
We do not know how sales of Black Ops 4 compare to Black Ops 3 or Black Ops 2, And so on. We work here without much context, which is frustrating and makes me more envious than ever of the writers who follow the box office sales for big films, where all the information about budgets and ticket sales is transparent and easy to follow. .
Anyway, that's good news for Treyarch and Activision. Until now, I'm having a lot of fun with the game and I should have my last review in place here a few days.
Further reading:
- Black Ops 4 & # 39; s The occultation mode has a feature that no other royal battle game has.
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Call Of Duty: Black Ops 4 sets sales records.Credit: Treyarch / Activision
Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 is gone. The game, which is abandoning a single-player campaign in favor of the new Royal Blackout battle mode, is already setting a sales record.
Even though Activision did not disclose the actual sales figures of any of its Call of Duty games for many years now — an opaque practice I find incredibly boring — they were quick to announce that Black Ops 4 is the largest digital version of the first day of the history of the company.
This means that he has sold more digital copies in less time on PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC than Destiny 2, Call of Duty: Second World War and any other Activision game of this generation. That does not mean it's the bestseller Call of Duty gambling, however, and we do not know how the game performed in terms of traditional physical sales.
Anyway, that's good news, especially since the Second World War outperformed the couple's previous entries in the franchise.
Other highlights:
- Black Ops 4 has become the best-selling full set of the first day on the PlayStation Store in the world.
- The game became Activision's best-selling digital game on the Xbox Store.
- The release on Battle.net also saw a major boost, more than doubling PC-based digital sales compared to last year.
- The last one is a little strange, so I'll quote the press release: the "total number of people who logged in online to play Black Ops 4 increased compared to last year's publication ".
So here is the trap:
That does not mean that Black Ops 4 actually sold the Second World War total sales on the first day. Nowhere is it indicated that total sales are up from last year.
The fact that more "online connected" people are playing the game is also somewhat misleading, or at least intentionally opaque, because last year's game had a single player campaign that many people had probably already played before multiplayer mode and that did not require online connection. All we know is that digital sales are up, which is a trend in the video game industry.
We do not know how sales of Black Ops 4 compare to Black Ops 3 or Black Ops 2, And so on. We work here without much context, which is frustrating and makes me more envious than ever of the writers who follow the box office sales for big films, where all the information about budgets and ticket sales is transparent and easy to follow. .
Anyway, that's good news for Treyarch and Activision. Until now, I'm having a lot of fun with the game and I should have my last review in place here a few days.
Further reading:
