Capcom announced its software sales performance for the first half of fiscal year 2027, stating that game sales during this period set a new record for the first half of a fiscal year in the company's 47-year history, with the vast majority of purchases coming from digital versions. Several long-selling titles continue to contribute to sales growth.
Monster Hunter: World has reached cumulative sales of 30.83 million copies, adding 1.17 million this period. Resident Evil 2 Remake has reached cumulative sales of 20.38 million copies, adding 2.06 million; Resident Evil 7 has reached 18.87 million copies, adding 1.47 million.
Resident Evil 4 Remake has cumulatively sold 17.5 million copies, adding 3.54 million this period, showing a high increase among the listed older titles. Resident Evil Village has reached 16.27 million copies, adding 1.33 million; Resident Evil 3 Remake has reached 14.93 million copies, adding 1.56 million; and Devil May Cry 5 has reached 14.78 million copies, adding 1.83 million.
The newer Resident Evil 9: Requiem has sold 8.51 million copies, with an increase of 1.59 million this period, while Onimusha: Way of the Sword stands at 1.78 million copies. Current information has not disclosed the total software sales for the first half of the fiscal year or the exact proportion of digital versions.