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Ninja Gaiden II Passes One Million Sales

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August 29, 2008

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Tecmo’s Ninja Gaiden II, released in North America on June 3, has sold more than one million units worldwide, Microsoft has announced.

According to NPD Group data, the Team Ninja developed Xbox 360 exclusive had sold in excess of 412,000 copies in the US as of July 31, raking in almost $25 million, reports GameSpot.

Check out our Ninja Gaiden II review here.

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