It puts TLOU:PII sales into perspective.

IIRC, Sony stated digital sales have overcome physical sales, and while TLOU:PII is trending below other major releases in physical copies, its most likely trending above them in digital sales. 

Yes sure, broke record on release, already paid its production cost, best reviewed exclusive... to much for Sony to be mad at.

It is because community doesn`t like people that pretend to be neutral, impartial or "mature" so when someone answer showing that the person was doing that then it will get thumbs up.

How in the hell less than 7 millions got 120 votes?

This game sold above 4 milions in just three days. Come on, GoW did 5 millions in a whole month, and SM around 9 milions in just two months.

Uncharted 4 sold 8.7 or 8.9 milions in 6 months in it's first year.

I don't get it really.
I can imagine that's legs will not be that great because of the divise story (which for me was really great and i respect ND for so big risk)
well, we will see soon probably.

Possible some of those votes are made because people want it to do badly while knowing it will not do that badly.

It's been a month now. Thought about it more.

As a game, it's brilliant to playthrough that first time. Gameplay is tight, the story hits you hard and the surprises come out of nowhere. It's just so... Dark. It's grim. While the original was full of feel good moments despite having it's fair share of tragedy, this one is just wall to wall depression and pain with a little feelgood sprinkled between that first 50% of the game. It seems to last forever and it's a real slog to play through a second time.

With no multiplayer, the game itself being tough to replay, a huge divisive twist and no real happy ending... Legs will probably be cut quite quickly. The inevitable PS5 version will undoubtedly have better legs when it launches with updates and multiplayer, but this one wont have anywhere near the same impact as the original.

4 million, eh? Lovely. Lovely. Well earned.

Very true, likely the best game I ever had when considered as a full package for a first play, but hard to do a second gameplay without a considerable time between.

This is probably the least profitable game made by ND in the last 15 years or so. The game's value has dropped hard since it was released (20 bucks for a new copy at Amazon) while Ghost of Tsushima, a game that came out around the same time, has kept its value high.

I really liked TLoU 1, didn't care for TLoU 2. TLoU 2 was too long and Abby felt redundant. Same basic story (revenge), same area, most same weapons and gameplay, etc.

Not sure about TLoU 1 Remaster... already looks amazing on ps4. Not sure if the upgrade is worth it.