Capcom Reports Record Sales Driven by Street Fighter 6 and Resident Evil 4 Remake
Revival of classic titles propels Capcom's net sales increase by 53% to $498 million, with Resident Evil 4 selling 5.45 million units and Street Fighter 6 selling 2.47 million units.
- Capcom's latest financials show that the company experienced a net sales increase of 53%, attributing the boost to the successful releases of its Resident Evil 4 remake and Street Fighter 6.
- The Resident Evil 4 remake, released in March, sold 5.45 million units, while Street Fighter 6, which launched in June, sold 2.47 million units.
- Other successful titles include the Monster Hunter series, with Monster Hunter Rise along with its Sunbreak expansion crossing 6.5 million units sold, and the remake of Resident Evil 2, which has sold over 13 million units.
- The mobile game Monster Hunter Now, a spin-off of the main series, has been downloaded over 10 million times by players.
- Capcom projects to reach $930.8 million in net sales and $372.3 million for operating and ordinary income for the fiscal year ending March 30, 2024. This is projected due to the strength of its flagship titles, active catalog sales, and growth in arcade operations.
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