"Halo Zhiyuan Star" on the day of the first income of 200 million dollars

Multi-Play Video (Compile/applies will) at today's Tokyo Game show at Microsoft Keynote Keynote speech, Microsoft revealed that the newly listed "Halo-Star" started on the day of 200 million U.S. dollars income.　　Microsoft's Phil Spencer said the results broke the 2010 Global Entertainment product's first-day earnings record, while the Halo-far star also broke the Xbox Live online player record of Halo 3. When the company launched Halo 3 in 2007, it set the Guinness World Record for 170 million dollars in the start date, which was then surpassed by Take NonBlank's "Grand Theft Auto 4" to 310 million dollars, and now the world record is passively viewed by Blizzard's Call of Duty, Modern Warfare 2.　　Kept for 401 million dollars.　　At the end of July this year, the "StarCraft 2", which sees Blizzard, also set a 1.8 million-day sales score, becoming the fastest-selling instant strategy game in history, but officials did not disclose the revenue. But the 200 million-dollar score does not ensure that the halo-far star creates a 2010-day earnings record for All American entertainment products. Blizzard will launch the Call of Duty Black action on November 9. According to the report, Blizzard will then launch the largest promotional campaign in the history of the company and strive to surpass the world record of "Call of Duty, Modern Warfare 2", so it's a bit premature for Microsoft to say that. (Edit/Ming)