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Fate/Extra

Global Total as of 12th May 2012 (units): 0.24m
Platform: PlayStation Portable
Developer: imageepoch Inc. Genre: Role-Playing

Total Units

North America: 0.13m 54.9%
+ Europe: 0.00m 0.1%
+ Japan: 0.10m 40.3%
+ Rest of the World: 0.01m 4.6%
= Global 0.24m

Release History

BoxartTitlePublisherRegionDateDistribution
Fate/Extra Marvelous InteractiveJapan22nd July 2010Retail
Fate/Extra Aksys GamesNorth America01st November 2011Retail

Characters

Character
Archer
Lancer
Rin Tosaka

People

PersonRole
Ai NonokaVoice - Nursery Rhyme
Ai NonokaVoice - Alice
Asami SanadaVoice - Rani VIII
Chiwa SaitoVoice - Caster
Hiroshi KamiyaVoice - Matou Shinji
Hisao EgawaVoice - Vlad III
Junichi SuwabeVoice - Archer
Kana UedaVoice - Tohsaka Rin
Kunihiko YasuiVoice - Assassin
Kunihiko YasuiVoice - Lu Bu
Maaya SakamotoVoice - Ryougi Shiki
MugihitoVoice - Dan Blackmore
Nobutoshi CannaVoice - Cú Chulainn
Romi ParkVoice - Leonardo Bistario Harwey
Sakura TangeVoice - Saber
Takahiro MizushimaVoice - Gawain
Toriumi KousukeVoice - Robin Hood
Urara TakanoVoice - Rider
Wataru HatanoVoice - Julius Belkisk Harway
Yu KobayashiVoice - Lanrukun/Lil' Ronnie

Comments

SaberSaurus (on 12 March 2012)
Holy crap! North America sales surpassed japan's?!?
Impressive.
Sousou (on 17 November 2011)
At this rate, the American sales of the game will either rival those of Japan or even slightly surpass it. Either way, let's hope it sends a message to Type-Moon to pay more attention to it's overseas audience.
Sousou (on 17 November 2011)
@ Biosonico The reason why this game sold well was because Fate/Stay Night has a fanbase here. How else would the game sell? Most major retailers won't stock JRPG so that shows ya just how dedicated the fans are. :P
biosonico (on 16 November 2011)
I'm very very surprised on how good the american sales for this low profile jrpg on this dying console.
outlawauron (on 07 November 2011)
oh wow. maybe we can get more fate/stay over here now. O_O
leatherhat (on 07 November 2011)
Holy shit. I thought I was looking at the Japan chart for a second.
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