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Resident Evil Veronica remake already proving popular for Capcom, as wishlists reach an impressive milestone

Capcom announced that Resident Evil Veronica - a remake of Code: Veronica - has achieved an impressive milestone well before it's even out. The game has topped 2 million wishlists across PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox and Switch 2 . Read more

via Eurogamer

Capcom Is Making a Life-Sized Leon Kennedy Statue for Resident Evil’s 30th Anniversary, and of Course the Internet Is Being Totally Normal About It

Capcom is preparing for Resident Evil’s 30th anniversary exhibition in Shibuya, and to celebrate, it’s commissioning a life-sized statue of the beloved horror series’ poster boy, Leon S. Kennedy.

via IGN

Resident Evil Veronica hype sends the remake to 2 million Steam wishlists, Capcom reveals, despite us knowing little about it

via GamesRadar

Onimusha: Way of the Sword's bad guy has 'an edge of eroticism', confirms Capcom dev - he's 'very alluring in the way that he moves'

via PC Gamer

Capcom are reworking Dragon’s Dogma 2's infamous Dragonsplague so you can "enjoy the strategic decisions we originally envisioned" for it

I know full well that pally RPG Dragon's Dogma 2 has its Dark Arisen expansion out this year. Still, two years and one megalo-DLC announcement after release, what I still find most fascinating about it is the Dragonsplague : an insidious...

via Rock Paper Shotgun

Capcom dev got his dream Zelda game by threatening Shigeru Miyamoto: "If Nintendo's not up for it, we'll release an identical game with different characters and just call it something else"

via GamesRadar

Remakes are the backbone to Capcom's success as they provide 'financial resources' for new Resident Evil games or standalone ideas like Pragmata

via PC Gamer

Like Capcom, Konami wants to give its biggest franchise annual releases

Silent Hill is back in full force. The post Like Capcom, Konami wants to give its biggest franchise annual releases appeared first on Destructoid .

via Destructoid

Capcom expects 95% of its game sales to be digital in the next year, and it's pretty much already there thanks largely to PC gaming

via GamesRadar

Capcom Says Onimusha: Way Of The Sword Being The ‘Pinnacle Of Swordplay Action Games’ Is What Success Looks Like After A 20-Year Gap

The last time a new Onimusha game launched, it was 2006. But now, 20 years later , Capcom is just months away from the release of Onimusha: Way of the Sword, and as a fan of those previous games, I’m stoked - doubly so after playing the...

via Game Informer

Capcom says Pragmata will likely get a sequel following staggering sales

And I couldn't be happier. The post Capcom says Pragmata will likely get a sequel following staggering sales appeared first on Destructoid .

via Destructoid

Pragmata's chances of getting a sequel are high, Capcom exec says as the new action hit exceeds expectations with 2.5 million copies sold and counting

via GamesRadar

Pragmata 2 Likely After Sales Success, Publisher Capcom Says

Pragmata, Capcom's sci-fi adventure with a small girl android sidekick, looks likely to get a sequel.

via IGN

Capcom says likelihood of a Pragmata sequel is high, citing strong sales and 'appeal' of its main character, Diana

Yesterday, we saw Capcom release sales figures for two of its latest releases, Pragmata and Resident Evil Requiem, via the company's Q1 2026 financial report .

via Eurogamer

The Vast Majority of Capcom's 2026 Game Sales Have Been Digital

Capcom’s Q1 report for the 2026 fiscal year is out, and it’s making a lot of players uneasy.

via IGN

Capcom Is Having A Great Year, And It Has Franchises New And Old To Thank

We're just over halfway through the year, but it's one that has already been incredibly fruitful for Capcom thanks to its two marquee releases in 2026.

via GameSpot

Pragmata defies my expectations by selling 2.5 million copies in just 3 months as Capcom celebrates a very successful start to 2026

via PC Gamer

Capcom's On An Epic Win Streak And The Numbers Are Backing It Up

The Japanese publisher keeps posting Ws and it's translating into selling more games

via Kotaku

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