Square Enix today announced that they have sold over 700,000 copies of Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children in Japan since its September 14th release. According to the company, the limited edition DVD Box and the first print limited edition have both sold out completely. While it did not provide any numbers, it also revealed that the UMD version of the movie was very popular as well.
Producer Shinji Hashimoto was pleased with the results, saying after the success in Japan, the expectations for the upcoming releases in North America and Europe were very high. The succcess in Japan would also encourage Square Enix to aim even higher in the future.
The movie's popularity has also been evident in Tokyo, as this editor found in late September. Despite having already been available for two weeks, the DVD version was sold out in Yodobashi Camera's main store in Shinjuku as well as the HMV Shibuya store.
Brendan 2009-07-16 0 comments
The loyal who have run out and purchased Advent Children Complete will no doubt remember the awesome music found therein. Square Enix will release Final Fantasy VII Advent Children Complete Reunion Tracks on September 16, 2009 almost four years after the soundtrack to the original hit shelves in Japan. Be sure to pre-order yours through an import site like PlayAsia...
Brendan 2009-04-21 6 comments
That's right, kids. PG's BRINGING IT. Sources across the net are reporting that Advent Children Complete, the Blu-Ray outing of the Final Fantasy VII DVD sequel sold MASSIVE amounts in Japan after it's first day. How massive, ask the skeptics? In it's first day on the shelves, it is being said, ACC sold 100,000 copies in the land of the...
Xin 2009-04-20 0 comments
Originally released in the fall of 2005, Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children was met with mixed reviews from critics and fans alike. Four years later, SquareEnix is giving the movie a director's cut of sorts with Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children Complete, this time in beautiful HD. "You are my living legacy..." theSTORY. By now, we're all familiar with Advent...
