Tales of Xillia ships 500,000 copies

Posted By | On 09th, Sep. 2011

It seems Tales of Xillia has very good demand in Japan, as there have been 500,000 copies shipped, reports Andriasang. Xillia becomes the most pre-ordered Tales game ever. There have been strong sales noted by the retailers and the game is sold out at some places.

Check out Ayumi Hamasaki’s theme song for Xillia below.


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