Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order sold beyond projections while EA made almost 3 billion from MTX

Back in 2010 Electronic Arts’ chief Frank Gibeau said that single-player games are finished. Evidently they are not, Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order a single-player title, has sold beyond expectations.

EA was modeling sales of six to eight million copies and now they are expecting sales to reach ten million during the current fiscal year ending on March 31st. Not bad for a single-player game, especially one with flaws.

In other news EA made a total of 993 million dollars from live services during the quarter ended December 31st and 2.835 billion from microtransactions for the twelve months as a whole. Most of the revenue comes from the Ultimate Team models for EA’s sports games such as FIFA, Madden and NHL.

During the earnings call EA re-confirmed its plans to launch a brand new Battlefield title for the next-generation, while the company has plans for additional releases as well. EA CEO Andrew Wilson said they will be ready to lead with some of their top titles.

You can look the numbers at the chart below.

Thanks Gamespot and GamesIndustry.

30 thoughts on “Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order sold beyond projections while EA made almost 3 billion from MTX”

      1. I was so pissed when she came back at the end after Vader tossed her into the fing lava. Stay dead, you bug-eyed freak.

    1. Stopping burning your mental capabilities on stuff like that….coz its sooo stupid, we will kill brain cells try to understand!

        1. how t o read

          To do that, you’d have to be able to read! 🙂

          So, dagoatlovingstalker isn’t satisfied with merely following me into completely unrelated threads to down-vote my comments; he’s now making tribute videos to satiate his need for me.

          You’re welcome, Billy.

      1. RDR2 has sold approximately twice copies @Steam than @ EGS… And the last had “1st month exclusive period”

        1. Well, that is a different product and a different situation. Rockstar made money from the exclusivity, as would any exclusive, so there’s something to add to the calculations. Then it was widely known to be only a one-month exclusivity so people could wait. You’re probably right, it could’ve been less money for them if they went exclusive, but still very hypothetical conversation. Anyways, thanks for calm and rational demeanor.

          1. well. well. well.

            You ask someone to prove you wrong and then you make excuses.

            “that is a different product and different situation”. How is the situation different, and how could they use the same product? It was never released on EGS. And its not a different product, its a 60$ AAA game. Its comparing apples to apples.

  1. Glad this went so well. Game is amazing and since companies like EA understand this only by numbers, this gives them the green light to back off with the rest of their crap and start making singleplayer games again.

    1. What is your deal? (EGS supporter for one). I have clicked on 3 articles in a row all by Chris. You are praising him in one, then in this one and the other you are pointlessly bashing him. Stop trolling and get a life.

  2. Great game. Hopefully this will affect future games development but probably not as no sp game can touch that 2.8 billion dollars figure.

  3. Howdy ni**er! You’re quite obsessed with your muslim name ((XERXES)) every chimp you create in your weeb games shares it.
    This character of yours truly looks like it was made by a hillbilly who f*cks his brothers, living on a farm in Virginia:
    https://uploads.disquscdn.com/images/baccfdf794d89c5062e8269bd1ef7e3ebd263d00555f6d5129a6509d6a7b7a38.png
    Not! You’re a goddamn c*on, son. The only white characters are your NPC party members. Its evident that you’re a proud african monkey in your games, but a scared little sh*t skinned b*tch irl.

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