Additionally, the Company’s other flagship brands demonstrated their appeal and boasted strong sales during this period, as Resident Evil 2 (for PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC) scored a major hit, shipping more than 4 million units, while Devil May Cry 5 (for PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC) shipped 2 million units, backed by its established popularity in overseas markets.”įurthermore, the Company took a strategic step in cultivating the new business domain of esports, an area that has been attracting increasing attention in the past year. In such an environment, Monster Hunter: World (for PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC), which shook up the market last year, continued to report strong sales, with total shipments breaking 12 million units, marking a record high for any single title in the Company’s history.
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Meanwhile, esports, which was a demonstration event at the 2018 Asian Games last year, continued to increase in popularity around Japan with the start of league matches and the launch of pro teams domestically in an effort to expand the fan base. “During the fiscal year ended March 31, 2019, our industry witnessed a slowdown in mobile games as well as steady yet uneven growth in the market for home video games due to market maturation trends. Interestingly, Capcom points to a slowdown in mobile games offset by “steady” growth in the console/PC market, even if said growth is seen as “uneven” Devil May Cry 5 shipped 2 million units backed by its “popularity in overseas markets.” Resident Evil 2 is defined as a “major hit,” having shipped over 4 million units. While Monster Hunter World did not achieve any further sales milestone beyond the latest 12 million shipments figure as of March 31, its sales are defined “Strong.” We also get an overview of the results, with an explanation of what led to them.
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