Capcom breaks records thanks to Resident Evil and Monster Hunter

The Japanese publisher updates the sales data of its most emblematic sagas with historic results.

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Capcom has once again demonstrated its excellent form with a new update of sales figures that makes clear the global impact of its most powerful franchises. On the eve of Gamescom 2025, the company has revealed that Resident Evil and Monster Hunter have reached new milestones that consolidate their position as two of the most influential series in the industry.

The information arrives just before the event in Cologne, where Capcom will present its upcoming titles, including a new playable demo of Resident Evil Requiem. Meanwhile, the financial data confirms the continued success of the Japanese publisher, which has not stopped growing in recent years.

Historic sales for Capcom: Resident Evil, Monster Hunter, and more

These are the Capcom franchises that have sold the most to date:

• Resident Evil: 174 million copies

• Monster Hunter: 122 million units

• Street Fighter: 57 million

• Mega Man: 43 million

• Devil May Cry: 36 million

In addition, other classic IPs from the company, such as Dead Rising, Ace Attorney, Dragon’s Dogma, Marvel vs. Capcom, Onimusha, and Okami, add up to figures ranging from 18 million to 4.7 million copies sold, consolidating a strong and varied catalog.

• In the case of Resident Evil, Capcom already has its sights set on February 27, 2026, the release date of Resident Evil Requiem for next-generation consoles and PC. The zombie saga continues unstoppable, and with this new installment, everything points to it breaking records again.

The company will also take advantage of Gamescom 2025 to present news about Monster Hunter Wilds, which could become one of its most successful releases to date. The German fair will be the perfect showcase to continue fueling interest in Capcom’s star franchises, which remains in its best moment.