Capcom's Q1 2026 financial report has confirmed strong sales for two of its newest titles, Pragmata and Resident Evil Requiem, alongside record lifetime totals for its major franchises. Pragmata, released in April, has sold over 2.5 million copies, which Capcom credits to "robust promotional activities", while Resident Evil Requiem, out since February, has now passed 8 million units sold worldwide. The figures point to a sustained run of commercial success for the publisher, spanning both freshly launched games and long-established series.

The report also set out lifetime milestones for Capcom's flagship franchises: Street Fighter has surpassed 60 million units sold, Monster Hunter has reached 131 million, and Resident Evil remains the company's top performer with more than 213 million units sold globally. The news follows a separate report that the Resident Evil 4 remake is the best-selling remake of the current console generation, and comes as anticipation builds for Capcom's upcoming Onimusha release.