Capcom’s Devil May Cry 4 reaches two million units sold worldwide

The PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 versions of Devil May Cry 4 have reached the two million mark of total units sold around the globe, Capcom proudly announces.

The feat was done just weeks after the game was launched. This is expected to further improve as the PC version of the title gets released as well. More on this after the jump!

Capcom is sending out word that the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 versions of the video game Devil May Cry 4 have easily broken the two million mark in terms of total units sold worldwide.

The game became first available in Japan last January 31. This was then followed by the launch of DMC 4 in North America on February 5 and in Europe last February 8.

The total number of sales is expected to increase even more as the PC version of the title is yet to be released. All in all, this feat brings the whole Devil May Cry franchise to nine million units sold around the globe.

It also makes the series one of Capcom’s most successful creations. The company attributed the success to its dedication to fans:

At Capcom, it is our continued goal to bring our properties to multiple platforms to provide the best entertainment experiences in the next-gen gaming arena.

We hope to continue meeting and exceeding the expectations of gamers with our dedication to developing solid titles for the best gaming platforms available while increasing the gaming user base around the world.

Capcom, lastly, has yet to announce a concrete release date for the PC version of Devil May Cry 4. But officials of the company has been quoted before that the build is going to be excellent in terms of gameplay and content.

Keep checking back here at QJ.NET for the latest on this game and other developments.

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