Capcom published its Q1 FY2026 financial results today, revealing a string of sales milestones that underline the publisher's strong position in the market.
The report confirms that the Resident Evil franchise has now surpassed 213 million units in lifetime sales, driven in part by the strong commercial start of Requiem.
The same filing also provides sales figures for Capcom's new-IP Pragmata and highlights substantial year‑over‑year growth in both revenue and operating profit.
Key takeaways from Capcom's Q1 FY2026 report
- Resident Evil lifetime sales: now over 213 million units, helped by Requiem's early sales of around eight million units.
- Pragmata sales: 2.51 million units by the end of June 2026, making it Capcom's top-selling title in the quarter.
- Resident Evil 4 sales during the period: approximately 2.43 million units.
- Financials: net sales for the quarter rose 55% compared with the same period last year, while operating profit increased 67%, with Capcom attributing the gains primarily to game sales.
In journalistic terms, Capcom's report states that the Resident Evil franchise recently exceeded 213 million unit sales, citing Requiem's initial performance of roughly eight million units as a key contributor.
Separately, Square Enix reported in June that the Final Fantasy series had sold more than 212 million units worldwide, a figure Capcom's numbers now edge past for non‑Nintendo Japanese game series.
Industry context
The Resident Evil series now ranks behind only Nintendo's flagship properties in terms of lifetime units sold among Japanese game franchises.
Capcom continues to publish across major platforms — including PlayStation, Xbox, PC and Nintendo systems — while supporting digital distribution via storefronts such as the Nintendo eShop for select titles.
What this means for Capcom
The quarter's results underscore Capcom's commercial momentum going into FY2026, with both franchise mainstays and new intellectual property contributing to revenue growth.
Pragmata's 2.51 million sales in the launch window and Requiem's reported early numbers demonstrate the company's continued ability to drive sales across established and new properties.
Capcom's full Q1 FY2026 financial report contains additional breakdowns of regional performance, platform splits, and forward guidance for the fiscal year for readers and industry analysts seeking deeper detail.
The report confirms that the Resident Evil franchise has now surpassed 213 million units in lifetime sales, driven in part by the strong commercial start of Requiem.
The same filing also provides sales figures for Capcom's new-IP Pragmata and highlights substantial year‑over‑year growth in both revenue and operating profit.
Key takeaways from Capcom's Q1 FY2026 report
- Resident Evil lifetime sales: now over 213 million units, helped by Requiem's early sales of around eight million units.
- Pragmata sales: 2.51 million units by the end of June 2026, making it Capcom's top-selling title in the quarter.
- Resident Evil 4 sales during the period: approximately 2.43 million units.
- Financials: net sales for the quarter rose 55% compared with the same period last year, while operating profit increased 67%, with Capcom attributing the gains primarily to game sales.
In journalistic terms, Capcom's report states that the Resident Evil franchise recently exceeded 213 million unit sales, citing Requiem's initial performance of roughly eight million units as a key contributor.
Separately, Square Enix reported in June that the Final Fantasy series had sold more than 212 million units worldwide, a figure Capcom's numbers now edge past for non‑Nintendo Japanese game series.
Industry context
The Resident Evil series now ranks behind only Nintendo's flagship properties in terms of lifetime units sold among Japanese game franchises.
Capcom continues to publish across major platforms — including PlayStation, Xbox, PC and Nintendo systems — while supporting digital distribution via storefronts such as the Nintendo eShop for select titles.
What this means for Capcom
The quarter's results underscore Capcom's commercial momentum going into FY2026, with both franchise mainstays and new intellectual property contributing to revenue growth.
Pragmata's 2.51 million sales in the launch window and Requiem's reported early numbers demonstrate the company's continued ability to drive sales across established and new properties.
Capcom's full Q1 FY2026 financial report contains additional breakdowns of regional performance, platform splits, and forward guidance for the fiscal year for readers and industry analysts seeking deeper detail.
