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Earlier this week, Capcom's Christian Svensson gave us a clue about Tatsunoko vs Capcom: Ultimate All-Stars' sales performance in an interview with Gamasutra. He said in the interview:
"And, you know, we're a couple weeks in right now, and we've been doing re-orders. We're not at all dissatisfied with the sales at this point. We are cautiously optimistic that it's going to have long legs..."
When pressed for more clarification on if this statement means that sales of the game were positive or not by a reader of Capcom Unity, he replied with the following:
"It's a solid single, we'd like to see stretch to a double."
For those who don't know (we have a lot of international readers), it's a baseball reference. He is saying that the game has done well, but they would like to see if it can do even better.
This is good news for fans of the game, as Capcom has stated several times that positive sales could lead to potential downloadable content for the game and/or a sequel.
Source: Capcom Unity Ask Capcom Forum
