Monster Hunter World is stocking up on hunters for its Japanese launch

Capcom wasted no time in announcing that it had distributed 5 million Monster Hunter Worlds worldwide, and this only three days after its arrival on the market. Yes, but here it is, and even if we absolutely have no doubts about its ability to sell all this stock, it remains copies distributed and not sold. However, the first Japanese figures have fallen and it’s a hit!

In three days, 1,350,412 hunters rushed to this episode, and you should know that dematerialized sales are not counted. Without achieving the performance of a Monster Hunter Portable 3rd, this installment could compete with Monster Hunter 4 on 3DS once digital sales are taken into account.

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— Oscar Lemaire (@oscarlemaire) January 31, 2018

Oscar Lemaire also points out that it easily exceeds the launch of a certain Dragon Quest XI (950,000 units), and that these results are unheard of since Final Fantasy XIII on PS3 which had attracted 1.5 million customers.

Thanks to the report of Famitsuwe also discover a second record which concerns the PlayStation 4 of sony. The machine sold 140,432 units (compared to 44,910 last week), and thus had its second best week since its launch in Japan where 322,083 consoles had found takers. Now there is 6,187,000 from PS4 in this territory.

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