GTA V has been selling well after 6 years since its launch on the console and four years after its launch on the PC. In a recent Sunday report, publisher Take-Two said that GTA V ’s sales have grown this year, continuing to be a "golden egg" for the company.

Specifically, according to Take-Two’s report, the open-world GTA V game sold 110 million copies, which is an absurdly high number, but perhaps it is not surprising that GTA V is not Never been on the list of best-selling titles on Steam. Take-Two has pointed out the continuous updates of GTA Online, especially Arena Wars and After Hour has been among the big players in the past year.

Hoping for similar success for Red Dead Online juniors when Take-Two reports, Red Dead Redemption 2 has sold more than 24 million copies but its multiplayer mode (Red Dead Online) is not Very successful. However, Take-Two is still very optimistic to say that the number of online players is growing.

Unfortunately, the success of the co‌wboy game - Red Dead Redemption 2 did not inspire Take-Two to announce a PC version for the game. The publisher continued to be embarrassed, saying: "The ball is in Rockstar’s yard". Even so, we still have plenty of reasons to expect a PC version of Red Dead Redemption 2.

Elsewhere, specifically Japan, the publisher of Square Enix also had the same good news as Take-Two when the 2-year-old game Nier: Their automata sold 4 million copies. This information was revealed by a Wall Street reporter, Takashi Mochizuki in a tweet on social networking site Twitter. Mochizuki also said that the Game of the YoRHa Edition version contributed to Nier’s new sales milestone: Automata.

Although Nier’s sales: Automata has slowed somewhat since the game was released successfully. Nier: Automata has surpassed the 1 million mark sold out in about six weeks after its release in February 2017 and reached 2 million copies a few months later. It took 18 months for this game to sell another 2 million copies, but it was still an impressive number anyway, especially for a game that even its creators didn’t expect to be as good as it was. do.