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Resident Evil: Requiem made more money from PlayStation discs than on Xbox in total, reportedly, as Sony's march to a discless future continues
Physical disc-based copies of Resident Evil: Requiem on PlayStation consoles may have been more popular than all versions of the game on Xbox, a new report has found, while unearthing a trove of other statistics about physical sales.
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A new analysis from Alinea Analytics suggests that physical disc copies of Resident Evil: Requiem on PlayStation consoles may have outperformed all Xbox versions combined. Analyst Rhys Elliot estimates the game sold about 1.3 million physical copies, representing roughly 15 percent of its total revenue and 30.2 percent of the revenue generated on PlayStation. According to the newsletter, revenue from PlayStation physical copies was about 1.8 times higher than the combined digital and physical revenue on Xbox.
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