Final Fantasy XVI sells more than 3 million copies in less than a week
Square Enix says it has sold three million copies of Final Fantasy XVI since it launched last week Friday.For context, Final Fantasy XV sold five million copies in its first week, but was available on the PS4 and Xbox One.has confirmed
that its latest AAA title – Final Fantasy XVI – has sold three million copies since launching on 22nd June. It is a rather impressive feat given the game remains a PS5 exclusive for now, with it still to be seen if Square Enix will port it over to other platforms or indeed Sony’s older generation of consoles. At the time of writing, however, it isWe’re delighted to announce we’ve shipped and digitally sold 3 million copies of Final Fantasy XVI on PlayStation 5. Thank you for your support!
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