Like the PS4, PS2, and PS1 before it, Sony is expecting that the PlayStation 5 will reach 100 million units sold during its lifecycle. Sony CFO Hiroki Totoki shared the figure during a recent financial presentation, as reported by Financial Times (via GamesRadar).

If the PS5 can reach 100 million units sold during its lifetime, it would join the PS1, PS2, and PS4 in reaching that mark, according to Sony's publicly listed data. The PS3 is the only one of Sony's major home consoles to not reach that figure; it had sold 87.4 million units as of March 2017, which is the latest date that Sony reported.

The PSP, meanwhile, sold 76.4 million units worldwide as of March 2012.