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Call of Duty: Vanguard has missed the million mark in its launch year for the first time since the franchise exploded in 2007 with Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare (1.038.938).
Compared to last year sales have declined by 36%, a whopping 60% drop vs 2017.
[2021] Call of Duty: Vanguard - 975.339 (58,3% digital)
[2020] Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War - 1.528.985 (69,1% digital)
[2017] Call of Duty: WWI - 2.442.416 (22,8% digital)
Franchise record:
[2010] Call of Duty: Black Ops - 3.266.298
On the contrary FIFA remains as strong as ever and 2021 sales increased by 4,5%.
[2021] FIFA 22 - 2.338.778 (60,8% digital)
[2020] FIFA 21 - 2.237.175 (51,9% digital)
Resident Evil Village sold a little less than Resident Evil 7: Biohazard.
Resident Evil Village - 331.252
Resident Evil 7: Biohazard - 354.257
Thats physical.Wow pc gaming must be quite small in uk given the units on that top 20
No I’m looking at the download to own chart only 3 titles crack 100kThats physical.
Sorry seeing that now! Yeah that does seem low, what market is making up the difference?No I’m looking at the download to own chart only 3 titles crack 100k
And it’s 5% total spend against consoles at about 25% too
COD MW got really close to the franchise record right or is that 3.6M in one year?
[2019] Call of Duty: MW - (guessing it was >BOCW, so >1.5M)
[2020] Call of Duty: MW - 899,921 (63.3% digital)
[2021] Call of Duty: MW - 110,812 (digital only)
COD MW 19 LTD should be 2.5M - 3M by now.
@Bruno MB do we have similar for prior years? Very interested in the BF numbers.,
That really shows how awful the BF2042 performance is. BFV probably had a 50%+ digital ratio.By franchise record I meant in the first year and not the lifetime sales total.
Yes, but the numbers for previous Battlefield first year sales are retail only.
[2021] Battlefield 2042 - 297.462 (58,6%)
[2018] Battlefield V - 313.100
[2016] Battlefield 1 - 1.050.000
[2013] Battlefield 4 - 838.869
[2011] Battlefield 3 - 1.186.895
Thanks! Pretty poor then - didn't realise just how badly V underperformed.Yes, but the numbers for previous Battlefield first year sales are retail only.
[2021] Battlefield 2042 - 297.462 (58,6%)
[2018] Battlefield V - 313.100
[2016] Battlefield 1 - 1.050.000
[2013] Battlefield 4 - 838.869
[2011] Battlefield 3 - 1.186.895
Yeah its baffling haha.It'll never stop to amaze me just how absolutely pathetic the PC gaming sphere is in the UK compared to pretty much the rest of Europe. Those are some atrociously terrible sales.
Take Two does give NPD digital data. They specifically request it not be used in the public Top 20 charts.I was under the impression Take 2 didn’t reveal their digital sales for GTAV anymore? Which is why it doesn’t appear on the NPD rankings.
Do they only give British data but not American? What is the reason for that?
Controllers are always tricky with a SKU chart.Yeah, revenue position being 3 whilst unit is 13.
The ps4 dualshock numbers are still very strong.
Nah, Vanguard was just an unappealing COD title. Same with Battlefield 2042 (which somehow managed to decline even worse than COD).I think CoD’s decline is more linked to the PS4’s decline (which is absolutely massive) than anything else.
PS4 software declined by 55% between 20-21 and 21-22. Unlike a game like fifa where you absolutely need the yearly release, CoD will have faced the blunt of that software dive (let’s even call it hard crash)I'm surprised how low Nintendo accessory sales are. I guess most Switch players are satisfied with using each JoyCon as a controller for local multiplayer games like Mario Kart or Smash Bros.
Nah, Vanguard was just an unappealing COD title. Same with Battlefield 2042 (which somehow managed to decline even worse than COD).
This year's Modern Warfare 2019 sequel should be a huge rebound.
Playstation Physical software sales UKPS4 software declined by 55% between 20-21 and 21-22. Unlike a game like fifa where you absolutely need the yearly release, CoD will have faced the blunt of that software dive (let’s even call it hard crash)
It's worth keeping in mind exactly how many different joycon configurations there are. When you have basically 15 different SKUs with full retail distribution for one controller (and that's only the paired sets, if we add individual L/R joycon SKUs it nearly doubles) it's going to be tough for any one to really dominate.I'm surprised how low Nintendo accessory sales are. I guess most Switch players are satisfied with using each JoyCon as a controller for popular local multiplayer games like Mario Kart, Smash Bros, or Mario Party.
It is a handheld remember and I think a lot of younger games primarily use it as a handheld. Only really need accessories when your playing on a TV which is probably rare enough not to need extra joycons.I'm surprised how low Nintendo accessory sales are. I guess most Switch players are satisfied with using each JoyCon as a controller for popular local multiplayer games like Mario Kart, Smash Bros, or Mario Party.
Minecraft isn't on Steam.I think only Xbox and Steam Minecraft digital sales are tracked.
There are strange things with Minecraft in the rank. If you look at the physical top 20 chart it says the company is Nintendo and it has sold 363.859 units, which suggest that it is just Minecraft - Nintendo Switch version. In the overall rank the amount is also 363.859 units for retail sales so the PlayStation 4 sku or the Xbox One is excluded. Minecraft also appears in the top 20 PC download chart with 35.892 units.Minecraft isn't on Steam.
So no digital PC sales are tracked.
It's just Xbox (of course if you buy the Minecraft PC version from the Microsoft store it's counted as Xbox platform). Just not the much higher selling Java version.
That explains the super low digital ratio.
Switch, Xbox and Playstation physical vs just Xbox digital.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe it's that way.
I wonder if the Switch can eventually reach 7M in the UK as well. Do you have other generations numbers as well?Now that I have time, we can get way more accurate hardware numbers for 2021 since we got them for 2020.
2020
NSW: 1,450,000
PS5: 450,000
PS4: 420,000
XBS: 310,000
XB1: 300,000
2021
NSW: 1,200,000
PS5: 1,150,000
XBS: 850,000
PS4: 130,000
XB1: 3,900
LTD
PS4: 7,680,000
XB1: 5,700,000
NSW: 5,140,000
PS5: 1,600,000
XBS: 1,160,000
PS5 / XBS Ratio
2020: 59 / 41
2021: 58 / 42
LTD: 58 / 42
The Switch should sell another ~1M in 2022 given the strong software lineup, so it would only need to sell another ~1M in 2023 and beyond to reach 7M sold in total.I wonder if the Switch can eventually reach 7M in the UK as well. Do you have other generations numbers as well?
It should get close at least.The Switch should sell another ~1M in 2022 given the strong software lineup, so it would only need to sell another ~1M in 2023 and beyond to reach 7M sold in total.