Sega Publishing dropped an updated sales snapshot at its annual top-management meeting, showing current-month totals for its main franchises. These figures point to which titles are actually moving the needle and feed directly into decisions about continued investment in Atlus — esp. given how lopsided the returns are. Persona 5 Royal dominates the internal roster: the reissue has moved 8.66 million units (the original P5 has long topped 10M). That one keeps selling years on, almost stubbornly persistent. Newer RPG efforts land at smaller but respectable numbers — Persona 3 Reload is closing in on 2.97M, while Metaphor: ReFantazio sits at 2.46M — not negligible, yet not on Royal’s scale. Sonic and Yakuza entries fill the midrange, which is where most of Sega’s steady revenue comes from. Oddly satisfying or a little worrying, depending on who’s reading the deck.
- Persona 5 Royal - 8.66M
- Sonic Frontiers - 4.94M
- Team Sonic Racing - 3.5M
- Yakuza: Like a Dragon - 3.12M
- Sonic x Shadow Generations - 3.07M
- Persona 3 Reload - 2.97M
- Sonic Superstars - 2.88M
- Metaphor ReFantazio - 2.46M
- Shin Megami Tensei V/ Vengeance - 2.44M
- Like A Dragon Infinite Wealth - 2.05M
- Like A Dragon The Man Who Erased His Name - 1.05M