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A spokesperson for 2K Games has announced that Borderlands 2 continues to sell like hotcakes. We already knew that it's the best selling game ever under the 2K Games label, and now it has surpassed 10 million shipped units.
This remarkable popularity is of course good news for the upcoming Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel, and during today's Take-Two financial call, president Karl Slatoff had this to say regarding the matter:
"Our view is that if you give consumers what they want, they come out for it. Our catalog sales have done very well - as we announced in this quarter, it's one of the key reasons we were able to beat in the quarter. We have a lot of faith in the Borderlands franchise. There's still a huge install base of consumers; Borderlands is beloved .... We have very high hopes for The Pre-Sequel for current-gen platforms and PC, indeed. But it will be reliant on quality, and we expect to deliver a really high-quality game."
Thanks Joystiq.
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