Sega regretfully leaks 6 years of sales data for 11 major games

Sega has accidentally made public sales data for eleven of its most popular franchises, revealing how many units were sold over the last six years.

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Jak Connor

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Published Jun 21, 2025 7:22 AM CDT

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TL;DR: Sega accidentally revealed six years of sales data for 11 major games, highlighting Persona 5 Royal as a top franchise with 7.25 million units sold. Sonic Frontiers and Sonic Superstars also performed well, selling 4.57 million and 2.43 million units respectively, showcasing Sega's strong market presence.

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Sega has accidentally made public sales data for 11 of its major games in a recent presentation document for its annual management meeting.

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The company tried to block out years of sales data for a selection of its titles, but, regretfully for the company, someone decided to just place a gray overlay on top of the sales figures and not erase what was underneath. The information was easily accessible and revealed game sale data of the last six fiscal years, which includes titles such as Sonic, Persona 5 Royal, Total War: Three Kingdoms, Yakuza: Like a Dragon, and the Like a Dragon franchise.

What was learned from this accidentally leaked sales data is that Persona 5 remains one of Sega's biggest franchises, it has under its umbrella, with Persona 5 Royal moving as many as 7.25 million units over the last six years. Other staple titles for Sega are Sonic Frontiers at 4.57 million units and Sonic Superstars at 2.43 million units. Notably, the sales data below stretches from Fiscal Year 2020 to Fiscal Year 2025 and features 11 of the company's titles.