Capcom's half-year financial report for April through September shows strong performance across its game lineup, with Onimusha: Way of the Sword reaching 1.7 million copies sold and Pragmata hitting 2.7 million. Resident Evil Requiem surpassed 8.5 million copies sold. The publisher recorded its highest-ever unit sales total for the first half of a fiscal year, driven by digital sales and its back-catalogue.
Monster Hunter Wilds notably received no sales update in the report, despite Capcom sharing a milestone for Monster Hunter: World, which passed 30 million copies sold. The publisher last disclosed Monster Hunter Wilds sales figures in the previous year's report, when the game had sold close to 11 million copies. Player engagement dropped significantly after launch.
Monster Hunter Wilds arrives on Switch 2 in December, with an Ascendance expansion planned for next year.