SEGA Sammy inadvertently disclosed sensitive sales data in their latest "Management Meeting" document. Among the notable numbers, games like Persona 5 demonstrated impressive sales, with over 10 million copies sold, affirming SEGA's reliance on successful franchises for revenue. Team Sonic Racing also showed strong performance with 3.5 million units, leading to a sequel announcement. However, Total War: Warhammer 3's sales were surprising low at 2.3 million. The early leak ignited conversations about these titles' respective performances and implications for SEGA's future strategies.
SEGA's minor mistake of publishing sensitive sales data quickly became a topic of interest online, revealing key insights about their best-selling games.
The sales figures highlight SEGA's reliance on successful franchises as profits from titles like Persona 5 are crucial to its financial strategy.
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