Monster Hunter Wilds Breaks Capcom Records with 8 Million Copies Sold in Three Days

Capcom celebrates the fastest-selling game in its history while addressing technical issues and planning future updates.

Monster Hunter Wilds sold over 8 million copies within three days of its February 28 release, setting a new record for Capcom.
The game generated over half a billion dollars in revenue and surpassed the launch sales of previous Monster Hunter titles like World and Rise.
Despite its commercial success, the game has faced widespread criticism for technical issues, including poor optimization, crashes, and performance problems, especially on PC.
Capcom has acknowledged the performance concerns and is working on patches, while also teasing upcoming content such as Event Quests and a major update in April.
Critics have praised Wilds as a high point for the series, with a Metascore of 90 and early recognition as a potential Game of the Year contender.