Following Capcom's update to its Platinum Titles list, the sales increase for the Resident Evil series from July 1 to September 30, 2026, was summarized, with approximately 5 million additional copies sold over the three months. Remakes, mainline legacy titles, and spin-offs all contributed to sales.
Among individual titles, Resident Evil 4 Remake added 1.1 million copies during the period, bringing its cumulative sales to 17.1 million units, marking the highest increase among the listed titles. Resident Evil 2 Remake added 600,000 copies, reaching a total of 20.3 million; Resident Evil 9: Requiem added 500,000 copies, reaching a total of 8.5 million.
Resident Evil 7, Resident Evil Village, and Resident Evil 3 Remake each added 400,000 copies, bringing their cumulative sales to 18.8 million, 16.2 million, and 14.9 million units, respectively. Resident Evil HD Remaster added 300,000 copies, reaching a total of 5.9 million; Resident Evil 0 HD Remaster added 200,000 copies, reaching a total of 5.8 million.
The remaining sales increase came from multiple versions of Resident Evil 5 and Resident Evil 6, as well as the two Resident Evil: Revelations spin-offs. Capcom stated that sales of its legacy titles are at a historically strong level; the data also shows that remakes, mainline legacy titles, and spin-offs of the series continue to contribute to sales.