Capcom confirmed today that Resident Evil Requiem has surpassed 8 million units sold, while the publisher’s new intellectual property, Pragmata, has reached 2.5 million units.
Both titles are currently available on the Nintendo eShop for Nintendo Switch 2, according to the statement issued by the company.
Sales figures and platform availability
Capcom’s announcement places Resident Evil Requiem among the publisher’s stronger recent releases, with more than 8 million copies moved across platforms.
The company likewise reported that Pragmata, introduced as a new IP, has achieved sales of 2.5 million units.
Capcom indicated that both games are available digitally on the Nintendo eShop for Nintendo Switch 2.
Rewriting the company statement
In clear terms, Capcom told the public that Resident Evil Requiem has exceeded 8 million units in sales and that Pragmata has sold 2.5 million units, adding that digital versions of both games are obtainable through the Nintendo eShop for Nintendo Switch 2.
Context and implications
Capcom is a major Japanese developer and publisher known for long-running franchises such as Resident Evil.
These reported sales milestones underscore the commercial performance of two distinct projects: a high-profile entry in an established action-horror series and a recently launched original title.
Availability on the Nintendo eShop for the Nintendo Switch 2 extends reach to the handheld-console market’s digital storefront.
Developer recognition and platform notes
Capcom’s portfolio includes multiple genre-defining games and long-term support for multiple hardware ecosystems.
The placement of both Resident Evil Requiem and Pragmata on the Nintendo eShop demonstrates the publisher’s ongoing strategy to make flagship and new-IP content accessible on contemporary Nintendo platforms.
What to watch next
Capcom’s confirmation of these milestones will be of interest to industry observers tracking digital sales performance and platform strategies.
For players, the immediate takeaway is that both titles are currently offered digitally on the Nintendo eShop for Nintendo Switch 2, where consumers can purchase and download them directly.
For ongoing coverage, readers should watch official Capcom channels and the Nintendo eShop for updates on editions, patches, and potential promotional activity.
Both titles are currently available on the Nintendo eShop for Nintendo Switch 2, according to the statement issued by the company.
Sales figures and platform availability
Capcom’s announcement places Resident Evil Requiem among the publisher’s stronger recent releases, with more than 8 million copies moved across platforms.
The company likewise reported that Pragmata, introduced as a new IP, has achieved sales of 2.5 million units.
Capcom indicated that both games are available digitally on the Nintendo eShop for Nintendo Switch 2.
Rewriting the company statement
In clear terms, Capcom told the public that Resident Evil Requiem has exceeded 8 million units in sales and that Pragmata has sold 2.5 million units, adding that digital versions of both games are obtainable through the Nintendo eShop for Nintendo Switch 2.
Context and implications
Capcom is a major Japanese developer and publisher known for long-running franchises such as Resident Evil.
These reported sales milestones underscore the commercial performance of two distinct projects: a high-profile entry in an established action-horror series and a recently launched original title.
Availability on the Nintendo eShop for the Nintendo Switch 2 extends reach to the handheld-console market’s digital storefront.
Developer recognition and platform notes
Capcom’s portfolio includes multiple genre-defining games and long-term support for multiple hardware ecosystems.
The placement of both Resident Evil Requiem and Pragmata on the Nintendo eShop demonstrates the publisher’s ongoing strategy to make flagship and new-IP content accessible on contemporary Nintendo platforms.
What to watch next
Capcom’s confirmation of these milestones will be of interest to industry observers tracking digital sales performance and platform strategies.
For players, the immediate takeaway is that both titles are currently offered digitally on the Nintendo eShop for Nintendo Switch 2, where consumers can purchase and download them directly.
For ongoing coverage, readers should watch official Capcom channels and the Nintendo eShop for updates on editions, patches, and potential promotional activity.
