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: GamePolitics.comHomefront Sells One Million Units, Ships 2.5 Million Worldwide
By james_fudge
THQ announced today that its game Homefront has sold 1 million units since its release and has shipped 2.4 million to retail. While the company did not divulge specific platform numbers, the news is no doubt a relief to the company and to the NYC-based Kaos studio that developed it. Of course, that million in sales is from several regions including North America, Europe and Asia. It also did not hurt that Homefront was the top selling game in the UK last week, according to Chart Track.
"We are very pleased with strong worldwide shipments and sell-through for Homefront, and we continue to fulfill new retail orders for the game across the globe," said THQ president and CEO, Brian Farrell, in the announcement.
Hopefully this news will keep Kaos Studio open for awhile longer - THQ had hinted that it might consolidate its NY studio with its studio in Canada. Read More
Full post as published by GamePolitics.com on March 24, 2011 (boomark / email).
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