Overview
- Capcom’s results for the quarter ended September 30 show Monster Hunter Wilds sold 160,000 units, down from 477,000 in Q1.
- In the period, the game was outsold by discounted catalogue titles such as Devil May Cry 5 with 352,000 units and Monster Hunter Rise with 254,000.
- Capcom reported its highest ever first‑half catalogue sales, crediting deep discounts even as Wilds’ post‑launch momentum weakened.
- Despite the slowdown, Wilds debuted with more than 10 million copies in its first month and is the US year‑to‑date dollar sales leader through August, according to Circana.
- Capcom has pointed to PS5 price as a headwind and told PC players to expect performance updates this winter, with in‑game events continuing.