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Capcom’s 2026 Bangers Continue To Shine In Latest Financial Report
Capcom’s latest financial report shows that several of its 2026 releases continued to sell strongly in the second quarter, led by Onimusha: Way of the Sword. The figures highlight the company’s successful run of releases and the continued sales of older Resident Evil games.
Onimusha sold 1.78 million copies in its first month. Resident Evil Requiem added 450,000 sales to reach 8.51 million lifetime sales, while Pragmata added 229,000 to reach 2.73 million. Resident Evil 4 was the quarter’s second best-selling game, and digital purchases made up 94.2% of Capcom’s game sales, with 57.1% of those digital sales on PC.
In short
- Onimusha sold 1.78 million copies in its first month.
- Resident Evil Requiem reached 8.51 million lifetime sales.
- Digital sales made up 94.2% of Capcom’s game sales.
Explained simply
Capcom is a Japanese video game company known for series such as Resident Evil and Onimusha. It sells games on consoles and computers, and its financial reports track how well those games perform.
A game’s lifetime sales include copies sold since its release, while quarterly figures show sales over a particular three-month period. Capcom also earns sales from older games, so its results reflect both new releases and titles that remain popular over time.
Digital sales are games bought online rather than on physical discs. The share of sales made on PC helps show which platforms are important to Capcom’s business.
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