GTA 5 sales pass $1 billion in three days

While the title of Rockstar Games has established a sales record from the day it was released by gaining $ 800 million related to Take Two Interactive, a new milestone was reached after three days of availability and Grand Theft Auto V has now reported more than $ 1 billion to the publisher.

This is the first cultural products and entertainment, including video games and movies, to achieve such a record so quickly.

In comparison, it took Call of Duty: Black Ops 2 15 days to reach $1bn and James Cameron's Avatar 17 days to reach this figure.

Strauss Zelnick made ​​some comments about the new milestone:

"Grand Theft Auto is a cultural phenomenon and Rockstar Games continues to redefine what can be achieved in interactive entertainment," said Strauss Zelnick, chairman and CEO of Take-Two. "We are incredibly proud of the extraordinary critical and commercial response to Grand Theft Auto V."


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JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure hijacks the Yamanote train

And as a part of the release event of the new PS3's fighting game software based on Japanese manga artist Hirohiko Araki's manga, a special JoJo train is now running on Tokyo's famous loop line, the Yamanote line, for a limited time only though September 9.

The whole train is painted and decorated with the characters that appear in "JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: All Star Battle". You will see the characters outside and inside of the train.  

What is cool about this train is that you can check on the special website where the JoJo train is running at this moment, so you will never miss it!

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Last Attack on Titan Episode to Screen in Japanese Theaters

The official website for the Attack on Titan anime announced last week that the series' final episode will premiere at the Marunouchi Picadilly 1 theater in Tokyo during a special event on September 28. Director Tetsuro Araki, producer Tetsuya Kinoshita, animation producer Tetsuya Nakatake, manga editor Shinataro Kawakubo, and voice actors Yuuki Kaji (Eren), Yui Ishikawa (Mikasa), and Marina Inoue (Armin) will attend the event for a discussion.

The event itself will be streamed live to 15 more theaters throughout Japan. It will start at 9:00 p.m. — a few hours before the episode premieres on television.

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