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Beat Saber hits 1 million copies sold

The rhythm action VR game has impressed the virtual reality community, and it seems this has translated into sales too.
Sam Bishop 17 March 2019

Beat Saber is a VR game that's taken the world by storm, as it mixes rhythm action with frantic gameplay to produce a really unique product, and now the official Twitter account of the game has revealed that it has passed 1 million units sold. Here's what the post said:

"1 million sold copies is absolutely astonishing number for a VR game coming from a small indie studio. Now, we know it's possible and we'll keep pushing boundaries of VR even further. Thank you players for your love & support."

Speaking of pushing boundaries, it was revealed that the game would bring music to deaf players with Subpac earlier this year, and SteamVR had to be updated to keep up with the speeds of Beat Saber players.

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