EA Sports College Football 25 made a triumphant return, selling over 2.2 million Deluxe Edition copies and earning $200 million in just three days. The game features NCAA athletes like Quinn Ewers and Travis Hunter, with over 600,000 players via the EA Play trial. College Football 25 is proving to be a mass market hit, ranking high on Xbox and PS5 charts.
Players have eagerly awaited the return of EA Sports College Football 25, and the sales numbers show that anticipation was justified. With over 10,000 featured NCAA athletes opting into the game, including stars like Quinn Ewers and Travis Hunter, College Football 25 has quickly become a fan favorite. The Deluxe Edition, which launched on July 16, brought in over 2.2 million sales, totaling $200 million in revenue before the full release on July 19.
Despite its initial success, College Football 25 is not without some issues, such as server problems and missing logos. However, the game’s popularity is evident, with high player counts causing server overload. Mat Piscatella of Circana noted that College Football 25 is one of the most played games on both Xbox and PS5, hinting at its potential to become a breakout hit of the current console generation.
As EA Sports continues to address issues and engage players, the future looks promising for College Football 25. With its impressive sales numbers and enthusiastic player base, the game is set to make a lasting impact on the gaming community.
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