Capcom's Monster Hunter Powers 12 Years of Record Profits

Capcom continues to thrive, marking its 12th consecutive year of profit growth, fueled largely by the success of the Monster Hunter franchise and the recent hit, Monster Hunter Wilds. The company reported a 15.2% increase in overall operating income, with the gaming division seeing an 8.9% rise. Notably, Monster Hunter Wilds sold over 10 million units in its first month, contributing to Capcom's vision of achieving 100 million total units sold annually. This recent success has also positively impacted previous titles in the Monster Hunter series. As for future plans, Capcom is focused on capitalizing on its rich library by reviving dormant franchises, alongside releasing new titles like Onimusha 2 and Street Fighter 6 in the coming months.

Monster Hunter Wilds sold over 10 million units within its first month of release.

The Monster Hunter series is a highly acclaimed action RPG franchise known for its engaging gameplay and expansive worlds where players take on the role of hunters battling powerful creatures. The series has consistently succeeded since its debut, and Monster Hunter Wilds adds to this legacy by emphasizing cooperative gameplay and intricate monster designs, appealing to both long-time fans and newcomers alike.