Capcom says 2025’s ‘Monster Hunter Wilds’ surpassed 11M units sold

Capcom (CCOEY) said, “In the Digital Contents business, the Company released Capcom Fighting Collection 2for Nintendo Switch (NTDOY), PlayStation 4 (SONY), Xbox One (MSFT) and PC and Onimusha 2 for PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch, Xbox One and PC in May, revitalizing support from series fans. Additionally, the Company also released Street Fighter 6 and Kunitsu-Gami: Path of the Goddess for the Nintendo Switch 2 in June. Regarding catalog titles, cumulative global sales of Street Fighter 6 surpassed 6 million units following its rollout to new hardware as well as ongoing efforts to bolster coordination between the Company’s games and its esports activities in pursuit of wider brand recognition and an expanded user base. Moreover, user excitement rose for the Resident Evil series following the announcement that the latest title in series, Resident Evil Requiem, is scheduled for release in February 2026. This helped to drive sales growth for titles in the same series, led by Resident Evil 4 and Resident Evil Village. Additionally, sales of Devil May Cry 5 were strong due to carrying out pricing strategies coordinated with the television adaptation of the series and efforts to enhance brand value through building wider awareness of the Company’s IPs. Furthermore, unit sales of Monster Hunter Rise and Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak continued to increase alongside cumulative unit sales of Monster Hunter Wilds, the latest title in the Monster Hunter series (released February 2025), which surpassed 11 million units. As a result, unit sales of catalog titles reached 33.39 million units, exceeding the 28.61 million units recorded in the same period of the previous fiscal year.”