SEGA Accidentally Leaks Sales Figures for Major Titles Since 2020

A recent leak from SEGA’s financial documents has given us a glimpse into the company’s best-performing games over the past few years. The data, pulled from a presentation on segasammy.co.jp, shows sales figures for major titles from 2020 to 2025, highlighting which franchises have captured players’ attention.

This unexpected reveal offers a clear look at SEGA’s successes, from long-running series to newer releases. Below, we break down the top-selling games based on the leaked numbers, starting from the lowest to the highest in total sales, and dive into what makes each title stand out.

‘Like a Dragon Gaiden: The Man Who Erased His Name’

This spin-off from the Yakuza series sold 960,000 copies between 2023 and 2025. Launched in November 2023, it follows Kiryu Kazuma under a new identity, delivering a compact yet emotional story set between ‘Yakuza 6’ and ‘Yakuza: Like a Dragon’.

Its action-packed combat and heartfelt narrative resonated with longtime fans, though its shorter length sparked mixed reactions. The game’s sales reflect SEGA’s ability to keep the Yakuza universe thriving with fresh tales.

‘Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth’

Selling 1,660,000 units since its 2024 release, this RPG continues the story of Ichiban Kasuga alongside Kiryu Kazuma. Launched in January 2024, it blends turn-based combat with an expansive open-world setting in Hawaii.

The game’s bold shift to a new location and deeper storytelling earned praise, though some felt its pacing lagged. Its strong sales show the Yakuza series’ growing global appeal.

‘Persona 3 Reload’

This remake of the 2006 classic sold 2,070,000 copies since 2024. Released in February 2024, ‘Persona 3 Reload’ revamps the original with modern visuals, updated gameplay, and a polished soundtrack.

Its mix of social sim and dungeon-crawling remains a hit, drawing both new players and veterans. The remake’s success proves SEGA’s knack for refreshing beloved titles.

‘Shin Megami Tensei V (Including Vengeance)’

With 2,110,000 units sold since 2021, this RPG expanded its reach with the 2024 ‘Vengeance’ edition. The original launched in November 2021, offering a dark, choice-driven story set in a post-apocalyptic Tokyo.

The enhanced ‘Vengeance’ version added new content, boosting sales further. Its challenging combat and deep lore keep it a favorite among hardcore RPG fans.

‘Total War: Warhammer III’

This strategy epic moved 2,340,000 copies since 2022. Released in February 2022, it wraps up Creative Assembly’s Warhammer trilogy with massive battles and diverse factions.

Despite a rocky launch due to bugs, patches and expansions like ‘Immortal Empires’ won players back. Its steady sales highlight the enduring draw of the Total War series.

‘Sonic Superstars’

Selling 2,430,000 units since 2023, this 2D platformer brings classic Sonic gameplay into a vibrant, modern package. Launched in October 2023, it features four playable characters and cooperative multiplayer.

While critics praised its visuals and nostalgic feel, some felt it played too safe. Its sales show Sonic’s timeless charm still resonates with families and longtime fans.

‘Yakuza: Like a Dragon’

This bold reinvention of the Yakuza series sold 2,860,000 copies since 2020. Released in January 2020, it introduced turn-based RPG mechanics and a new protagonist, Ichiban Kasuga.

The shift from action to strategy paid off, earning critical acclaim for its quirky humor and heartfelt story. Its sales reflect SEGA’s willingness to take risks with established franchises.

‘Total War: Three Kingdoms’

With 3,210,000 units sold since 2020, this historical strategy game remains a standout. Launched in May 2019, it blends real-time battles with deep diplomacy set in ancient China.

Its focus on character-driven storytelling set it apart, though support tapered off after 2021. The game’s longevity shows SEGA’s strength in the strategy genre.

‘Team Sonic Racing’

This kart racer sold 3,500,000 copies since 2020. Released in May 2019, it emphasizes team-based mechanics, letting players race as Sonic and friends across colorful tracks.

While it didn’t outshine competitors like ‘Mario Kart’, its accessible gameplay appealed to younger audiences. Consistent sales prove Sonic’s versatility beyond platformers.

‘Sonic Frontiers’

SEGA’s open-world Sonic adventure moved 4,570,000 units since 2022. Launched in November 2022, ‘Sonic Frontiers’ lets players explore vast islands with high-speed platforming and combat.

Its ambitious shift to open-world design earned mixed reviews but struck a chord with fans craving innovation. Strong sales signal a bright future for Sonic’s 3D outings.

‘Persona 5 Royal (Including Remaster ver.)’

Topping the list with 7,250,000 copies sold since 2020, this enhanced RPG remains SEGA’s biggest hit. Released in Japan in 2019 and worldwide in 2020, ‘Persona 5 Royal’ adds new story content and gameplay tweaks to the 2016 original.

Its stylish visuals, gripping story, and addictive social mechanics made it a cultural phenomenon. The game’s massive sales cement Persona as SEGA’s flagship franchise.

Which SEGA game is your top pick from this leaked list, or did we miss a hidden gem? Drop your thoughts in the comments!