The success of Resident Evil Requiem means Capcom is raising its earning forecast for the year.<\/p>\n
In a newly-released financial statement, the Resident Evil publisher said that Requiem’s huge sales (now up to 7 million copies and climbing) had contributed to “net sales, operating profit, ordinary profit and net profit” that all “outperform our previously announced foreast.”<\/p>\n
Capcom also said it had seen unexpected growth in sales of older titles, which had also contributed to its outsized sales performance. The past year has notably seen Capcom supporting Monster Hunter Wilds and Street Fighter 6 with further content.<\/p>\n
The company now expects net sales of 195.3 billion yen (around $1.2 billion), up around 3% from its previous forecast for the 12 months ending March 31, 2026. It also now expects net profit of 54.5 billion yen net profit ($320 million), up 6.9% from its previous forecast.<\/p>\n
<\/p>\nResident Evil Requiem – Leon Gameplay<\/h3>\n