October 2018 NPD: Call of Duty still outsells Red Dead Redemption II
Venture Beat: Gaming consumers in the United States spent $1.545 billion in October, according to industry-tracking firm The NPD Group. That is up year-over-year, and its little surprise considering two of the biggest games of 2018 debuted during the month.
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