The damn game reminds me of Uncharted* - weak early sales but it keeps on ticking... up to the point next week it'll clear the 600k landmark. That's 130k more than Blue Dragon ever did. At a rough estimate, it's gotta have grossed around 15M$ for Microsoft already.

My question is: is it enough for Microsoft to renew their Mistwalker support? Will the gooch keep the Mistwalker boat afloat and deliver more jrpgs? Certainly Cry On is a given since it is part of the trilogy of announced games baaack in the day (Blue Dragon, Lost Odyssey, Cry On) but will we get a BD2 or a LO2?

* No, I don't think it'll match Uncharted sales, thanks for asking. 

I hope to God that this makes MS hand Mistwalker the key's to Uncle Bill's Money Vault.

Looks like it has a good shot of clearing 500k in the US alone. That's a huge accomplishment.

Most JRPG's don't get the relative success in America that Lost Odyssey is getting. The only other ones were FF series, KH series, Star Ocean 3, Tales of Symphonia, and Dragon Quest VIII

I hope they make a sequel to Lost Odyssey, I'm really enjoying this game.

In before LO2 cancelled to fund Halo Kartz for the xbox-mote =(

It's been marketed pretty heavily here, looks like it's paying off.

Bungie, rare, ensemble studios, and now mistwalker, am I missing any of their good developers? (microsofts)

I think they're going to ride the Mistwalker train as long as possible.

Cry On has gone into hibernation mode so I am a bit worried. I really want to see more of this game. LO2 or not, I think and hope there will be another Mistwalker mature RPG. BD was only okay for me.

I think all resources will go to LO 2.

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