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Las ventas de Scarlet/Violet se disparan, solo solo de los juegos originales de Pokémon

Autor : Alexander Actualizar : May 18,2025

Pokémon Scarlet y Violet se han convertido en algunos de los juegos de Pokémon más vendidos de todos los tiempos. Según Joe Merrick, el webmaster de Serebii.net , e informado por Eurogamer , las ventas combinadas de estos dos títulos han superado los 25 millones de copias. Esta figura los coloca sobre todos los otros juegos de Pokémon desde el Pokémon Red/Green/Blue original, que vendió 31.4 millones de copias tras su lanzamiento en 1996 para el Game Boy.

En términos de ventas, Scarlet/Violet ha superado la espada/escudo, asegurando el segundo lugar con 26,790,000 unidades vendidas en comparación con las 26,720,000 de Sword/Shield. La lista de los cinco principales se completa con Gold/Silver and Diamond/Pearl, con ventas de 23.7 millones y 16.7 millones de copias, respectivamente.

A pesar de su éxito comercial, Scarlet/Violet recibió una recepción mixta tras el lanzamiento, ganando puntajes que los clasifican entre las entradas de la línea principal con clasificación más baja de la serie. Tanto los fanáticos como los críticos señalaron numerosos problemas técnicos, problemas de rendimiento y errores. En Pokémon Scarlet and Violet Review de IGN , el juego fue calificado 6/10, con la revisión declarando: "El juego del mundo abierto de Pokémon Scarlet and Violet es una dirección brillante para el futuro de la franquicia, pero este cambio prometedor se sabotea por las numerosas maneras en que el escarlata y el violeta se sienten profundamente poco remundidos".

Mirando hacia el futuro, Pokémon Legends: ZA está programada para su lanzamiento a finales de este año. Ubicado en Lumiose City, el juego explorará un plan de reurbanización urbana destinado a crear un ambiente armonioso tanto para las personas como para los Pokémon. Sin embargo, la emoción por el próximo título se modificó por una fuga en octubre pasado que reveló información desconocida sobre varios juegos de Pokémon, incluidas las leyendas ZA. En respuesta, Nintendo ha citado recientemente Discord para identificar al individuo responsable del "Teraleak".

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