35% of Wolverine Sales Were Physical Discs - IGN Daily Fix
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In today's Daily Fix: Analytics firm Ampere has revealed sales numbers for Marvel's Wolverine. Roughly 35% of global sales for the game were physical disc copies, and in Europe physical sales accounted for 51% of sales. But it's probably too late for the "no disc no buy" movement as Sony has not budged from its plans to eventually stop producing phsyical game discs for first-party games. In other news, Paramount is continuing its video game adaptation momentum with a Cyberpunk 2077 movie. CD Projekt is involved, but there are no details on story, cast, or director yet.
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