Capcom It is in one of the most successful periods in its history. This is evident from the report it recently published, where it achieved record sales for the seventh year in a row. Moreover, they expect that they will receive greater income thanks to their arrival Monster Hunter Wilds Next year.
In a document analyzing and presenting the results of the fiscal year ending on March 31 of this year, the Japanese company announced that it sold 45.89 million video game units in that period. An unparalleled record with sales up 21% compared to the previous year and profits up 18.1%.
The company behind great epics like vampire And Monster hunter It is reported that part of this result is due to the launch Street Fighter 6 In June last year and the recent arrival of Dragon’s Doctrine 2 in March 2024. In less than a quarter since its launch, the action role-playing game has reached 2.62 million units sold, while the sixth installment of the popular fighting series has reached 3.3 million units sold.
In addition to these two great games, other old games accompanied this huge influx of sales, such as Resident Evil 4 remake Being the best-selling game in this time period with 3.4 million units. However, the projection Capcom For the future it remains greater.
Over the course of the current fiscal year, which will end in March 2025, the company expects higher earnings than what this latest balance sheet presented. Part of the company’s strategy will be to continue motivating players to get into the latest games thanks to constant updates and expansions, expanding the user experience.
On the other side, Monster Hunter Wilds It’s one of the big bets to drive the level of sales the company expects. It’s in the plans Capcom Repeat what caused Monster Hunter World of 2018, which was the company’s best-selling game with more than 20 million copies.
However, they seem to have a surprise for fans of the saga vampireas many rumors indicate a possible launch Resident Evil 9 Sometime this fiscal year.
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