The PlayStation 5 has now officially reached 2 million units sold in Japan, according to the latest figures from Famitsu.
This means that the PS5 has now outsold the PS4 in its home country in terms of lifetime sales, despite being on the market for less than two months.
The PS5 has been selling exceptionally well globally, with Sony recently announcing that the console has now shipped over 4.5 million units worldwide.
In Japan, the PS5 has been particularly popular, with Sony’s home country being one of the console’s strongest markets.
The console has now sold 2,004,502 units in Japan as of January 10, according to Famitsu’s latest figures.
This means that the PS5 has now officially outsold the PS4 in Japan, which had previously sold 1,964,675 units in the country.
The PS5 has been available in Japan since November 12, 2020, meaning that it took the console less than two months to outsell its predecessor.
The PS5 has been selling exceptionally well globally, with Sony recently announcing that the console has now shipped over 4.5 million units worldwide.
In Japan, the PS5 has been particularly popular, with Sony’s home country being one of the console’s strongest markets.
The PlayStation 5 has now officially reached 2 million units sold in Japan, according to the latest figures from Famitsu.
This means that the PS5 has now officially outsold the PS4 in Japan, which had previously sold 1,964,675 units in the country.