GTA Series Sales Top 430M, RDR Series Tops 91M, Borderlands Series Nears 87M - Sales
by William D'Angelo , posted on 09 August 2024 / 2,813 Views
Take-Two Interactive has released its latest earnings report for the quarter ending June, 2024 and in the report has provided an update on the latest sales figures for its best-selling franchises, as well as an update on the sales of individual games.
The Grand Theft Auto series is the best-selling franchise by Take-Two with over 430 million units sold-in. This is up from 425 million units from the previous quarter. Grand Theft Auto V has sold-in over 200 million units, which is the same as the previous quarter.
The Red Dead Redemption series with only two releases have sold-in over 91 million units worldwide, which is up from 89 million units. Red Dead Redemption 2 has sold-in over 65 million units, which is up from 64 million units.
The NBA 2K series has sold-in nearly 150 million units worldwide, which is up from 149 million units.
The Borderlands series has sold-in nearly 87 million units worldwide, which is up from 86 million units. Sales reported for Borderlands 2 has sold-in over 29 million, which is up from 28 million units. Borderlands 3 has sold-in over 20 million units, which is the same as the previous quarter.
Sid Meier’s Civilization series has sold-in nearly 73 million units, which is up from 71 million units. The BioShock series has sold-in over 43 million units, which is the same as the previous quarter.
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How long until GTA V has sold more units than all other video games ever made, combined?
GTA 5 has gone into more hands in addition to what it has sold.
Used copies?
That and piracy.
Is there any way to audit the GTA V numbers? They are unreal. Does Take Two have 200 million receipts/proofs of purchase on record for that game?
They certainly aren't making it up. They'd face a massive stream of shareholder lawsuits if they did.
So, I'd say yes, they do have proof.
It's called sales tracking and the sales whether digital or retail are all recorded electronically and in many cases it is tracked in real time, so not only can Take Two track those GTA V sales they can combine their ability to look back at any point of time in the sales cycle with algorithms to pick up underlying patterns that then allows them to optimise those sales.
