Dark Souls III Ships 3 Million Copies Worldwide, Whole Series Surpasses 13 Million

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Bandai Namco recently announced their shipping numbers, revealing that Dark Souls III has shipped a total of 3 million copies worldwide since the Japanese launch back in March, and the English launch on April 12. As a whole, the Dark Souls series has surpassed 13 million copies shipped worldwide as well.

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For Dark Souls III, 500,000 copies were shipped in Japan and Asia, 1.5 million copies were shipped in North America, and the remaining 1 million copies were shipped in Europe. The series sure has come a long way since the inception of Demon’s Souls back on the PS3.

Dark Souls III is now available on the PS4, Xbox One, and PC. You can check out our review of the game here.

Thanks, Gematsu, for the translations.

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