"Gravity Rush 2" reportedly sold an estimate of 147, 859 units during the first week of retail on the Sony PlayStation 4 platform. The VGChartz Global Weekly Chart noted the first week sales of "Gravity Rush 2" that ended on Jan. 21, 2017. However, critics claim that the high-flying game may be ultimately flawed.
Japanese Gamers Constitute 50 Percent of "Gravity Rush 2" Buyers
In terms of the number of sales by region, "Gravity Rush 2" allegedly sold best in Japan with roughly 50 percent of the total sales or 74, 016 units.
"Gravity Rush 2" gamers in the West took up the other half with roughly 26 percent sold in the US or 38, 272 units. In addition, an estimate of 19, 339 units have also been sold in Europe which is around 13 percent of the total sales, VGChartz reported.
With regards to Europe, "Gravity Rush 2" reportedly sold an estimate of 3,196 units in the UK, around 4,126 units in France and roughly 2,557 units in Germany. Note that "Gravity Rush 2" was released in Europe only on Jan. 18 and later in Japan on Jan. 19. Finally, "Gravity Rush 2" fans in the UK and North America received the game on Jan. 20.
"Gravity Rush 2" Features Mediocre Story
In other news, "Gravity Rush 2" has been praised for having a huge world for gamers to explore. Moreover, "Gravity Rush 2" is said to have a compelling graphical and art style and a plethora of items to upgrade and unlock. It should also be noted that the game launched with a £44.99 RRP price tag.
"Gravity Rush 2" critics, however, claim that the game has unwieldy controls and stubborn camera. Apparently, gamers have been noted to suffer motion sickness due to the camera's shortcomings, Wired UK reported. However, the side missions have been noted to be decent and varied with less-climatic alternatives to the story-driven objectives. Watch a "Gravity Rush 2" Review here: