Regardless of the other parts of the article, let me first point out a significant logical flaw. The article attempts to argue that "sales aren'ꦬt a metric for quality because that would mean Resident Evil 5 is the best in the series." H𓄧owever, this argument is clearly problematic.

Sales should be evaluated through horizontal comparison. It is entirely natural for a game series to see an increase in sales due to platform growth, the expansion of the player base, and changes in the e𝔉ra. Gamers are well aware of this and would not use Resident Evil 5's sales alone to assert its standing in the series.

On the other hand, Wukong is the best-selling game of the year. Even without men♚tioning its 96% positive review rate on Steam, the sheer sales figures alone are sufficient to prove its success. Sales represent a direct acknowledgment from the market of a game's quality and ജimpact. They are an essential criterion for evaluating a game's success, reflecting not only monetary investment from players but also its cultural influence. To dismiss the importance of sales is to ignore this reality.