Sources?

If you're going to add up TLOU remastered, MCC counts in my calculation.

TLOU is a great game (the only one in the PS4 library) but it's not bigger than Halo. Halo 4 sold more than TLOU.

@chessmaster1989: Feel free to like trash, not here to stop you.

So nothing is bigger than Halo on the PlayStation side it seems.

Poor Sony, in the gaming industry for two gens longer than Microsoft yet don't have anything bigger than a game that launched on the OG Xbox. Like they say, it was over when Microsoft entered the console market. Sony is just picking up scraps, typically.

Just to further cement this failure:

FIVECLUB SOLD MORE THAN GT6 ON A CONSOLE WITH LESSER INSTALL BASE AND LESS TIME ON THE MARKET, AS DID FORZA 5.

Just to remind everyone, the worst Gears of War which was Judgement scored better than The Order 1886 which was five years in development for a brand new console. So much for Gears-killer when it's not even as good as the worst game. lol, what a failure.

Good job, Sony.

Those were sideline prequels, GT6 was a MAINLINE SEQUEL. End of gen is no excuse, TLOU sold well.

@charizard1605:

It's not hyperbolic, a franchise that's selling 10 mill on average goes to peak at 2 mill.

Gran Turismo is now OFFICALLY trash in sales and critical reception. lol

Halo is bigger than any Sony franchise now. An 8 million drop from GT5 at the hands of arrogant Sony.

Gran Terrible 7 incoming.

https://www.gtplanet.net/gran-turismo-6-sales-revealed-at-2-37-million-copies/

As part of the ongoing litigation by Italian flooring company VIRAG, SCEA shared GT6 sales statistics with the Northern District Court of California. Magistrate Judge Laurel Beeler’s ruling in the court documents show this number to be 2.37 million copies for GT6, bringing the Gran Turismo franchise to 72.6 million copies sold across its 17-year history:

gran-turismo-6-boxartIn December 2010, the defendants released Gran Turismo 5, which included a simulated version of the Monza Track. In the course of designing Gran Turismo 5, the defendants willfully and intentionally chose to include the VIRAG® mark on a simulation of the bridge from the Monza Track.

Sony America distributed the Gran Turismo 5 game globally, including throughout the United States and North America, and to date over 10.89 million copies have been sold. The defendants’ unauthorized use and display of the VIRAG® mark continued in Gran Turismo 6, which was released in December 2013. To date, over 2.37 million copies of Gran Turismo 6 have been sold

I'd say it was selfishness, Sony stealing IPs away from dedicated third party developers because their system was the go-to console (PS1 and PS2) at the time.

Nintendo has been in the game ten years more and they don't have such a large IP library.