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EDIT: That said, it was also much, MUCH more expensive to develop and had a longer development cycle as well, so the targets it needs to hit to be profitable are likely much higher. And, past that, the JRPG genre is a much more niche market, so the numbers you'd expect to see are going to be wildly different.
https://www.gematsu.com/2024/11/famitsu-sales-11-11-24-11-17-24
Ffxiv is nothing vs dqx
On another note I did not know X was on steam and am definitely going to get it now.
Its officially in my steam library and latest game I bought.
Not true I am in east Asia, though from USA. And not in Japan. Its buyable in a some countries, regions now.
While not localized. They nowvh as ve sn online and offline English patches. And somebody even made a launcher for deck.
China, Vietnam, Korea, Japan, China that I know of. Probably a few more Asian countries.
I mean I bought it tonight via Vietnam steam. But originally bought it in release via Japan. But now I can do all on msin account and later play dq x online via deck.