Scarlet Nexus Sales

Scarlet Nexus Players Reach 2 Million Worldwide, 1 Million in Sales

Bandai Namco announced that Scarlet Nexus has reached 2 million players worldwide and approximately 1 million units in sales. The sales number comes from units sold across all available platforms. This also includes digital and physical sales of the title globally. However, Scarlet Nexus has reached 2 million players worldwide thanks to Xbox Game Pass. Bandai Namco has released a special illustration to celebrate Scarlet Nexus reaching 2 million players worldwide and hitting 1 million in sales. [Thanks, 4Gamer!]

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You can take a look at the illustration below.

Additionally, the Scarlet Nexus “Story Demo” is now available. This demo allows players to experience a small chunk of the story. Progress from the demo can be carried over into the main game, unlike the previous demo. Players will have the opportunity to play as Kasane Randall and Yuito Sumeragi, the dual protagonists of the title.

A Tales of Arise collaboration appeared in Scarlet Nexus. As part of the collaboration, players could receive cosmetic items from Tales of Arise to use within Scarlet Nexus. This included Alphen’s Broken Iron Mask and the Blazing Sword. Additionally, players can access Tales of Arise‘s battle music through the collaboration.

Scarlet Nexus is available for PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X, and PC. The “Story Demo” is now available.


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