>That performance was driven by two big launches in this calendar year alone: Resident Evil 2, which had shipped four million units within six weeks, and Devil May Cry 5, which hit two million shipments in two weeks.
>However, the single biggest seller in terms of units was Monster Hunter: World, which has now shipped more than 12 million units -- a record for any game in Capcom's history, and more than five million units greater than its shipments at this point last year.
>Looking ahead, Capcom stated that it is "redoubling its commitment" to esports, inspired by a larger interest within its native Japanese market.
>"Capcom is to making this sector a priority area, and aims to grow the player base worldwide through running leagues that utilize Street Fighter," the company said.
I honestly think it would have sold less if it was actually DMC5 and not widestream-appealed DmC2.
Julian Nguyen
>more mainstream and Western zombie shootan is more popular than anime-as-fuck action game Both are great games user, stop trying to ruin in for us. Both DMCfags and REfags both had to suffer from the Kenji Inafune period, let us enjoy what we got.
But they've said that DMC5 had good sales. DMC has never been as popular as RE, so it was never expected to match it. Why are we pitting two of Capcom's greatest games ever against each other?
