Record First-Half Sales
Capcom is celebrating its highest software unit sales for the first half of a fiscal year in the company’s history, with games like Monster Hunter World, Resident Evil 2, and RE7 Biohazard leading the fray.
It’s safe to say that recent years have been successful for Capcom, backed by the launch of major titles like Resident Evil Requiem, Pragmata, and Onimusha: Way of the Sword.
These recent releases are not the sole drivers of profit for the current fiscal year. Instead, older titles like Monster Hunter World, Resident Evil 2 Remake, and Resident Evil 7: BioHazard secured the top three spots in best-selling titles for the first half of the fiscal year.
Catalog Titles Continue to Dominate
Resident Evil 2 Remake officially reached 20.38 million total copies sold, continuing its strong performance years after release.
Monster Hunter World leads significantly, sitting at 30.83 million units sold following an increase of over a million copies.
The total list of Capcom’s top-selling games for the period reflects continued demand for established franchises.
Monster Hunter World reached 30.83 million units.
Resident Evil 2 reached 20.38 million units.
Resident Evil 7 reached 18.87 million units.
Resident Evil 4 Remake reached 17.5 million units.
Resident Evil Village reached 16.27 million units.
Resident Evil 3 reached 14.93 million units.
Devil May Cry 5 reached 14.78 million units.
Resident Evil Requiem reached 8.51 million units.
Pragmata reached 2.73 million units.
Onimusha: Way of the Sword reached 1.78 million units.
Older franchise entries continue to maintain robust engagement compared to newer releases.
Digital Sales Growth
According to Capcom's financial report, these figures mark the company's highest-ever total and catalog unit sales for an H1 period, with the vast majority coming from digital channels. A staggering 92.4% of sales were digital, with 57.1% coming from PC and 35.3% from consoles, while physical units made up 7.6%.
Media adaptations have also accompanied the company's strong financial period, contributing to brand visibility.
Newer releases like Pragmata and Onimusha performed well, pointing toward potential sequels and continued portfolio growth.
