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Capcom business and news from across the web.- Resident Evil Requiem's Leon actor doesn't know who he's married to either: "That's a Capcom…Nick Apostolides, the voice actor for Leon Kennedy in Resident Evil Requiem, has stated he does not know the identity of Leon's wife, a mystery present in the game. The actor confirmed this is a Capcom decision and he is unsure about further details. The article also touches on discussions surrounding new lore drops and potential DLC content for the game.
- Sahara Lifts the Cup at Capcom Cup 12 While Team Reject Takes Home the Win at Street Fighter™ League: World Championship 2025Sahara won Capcom Cup 12, becoming the Street Fighter 6 World Champion, while Team Reject claimed victory at the Street Fighter League: World Championship 2025. The article also announced Capcom Cup 13 returning to Japan in 2027 and detailed upcoming Capcom Pro Tour events and expansions for the 2026 season, including a new in-game costume update and a live-action film release.
- PSSR 2 is finally here, and the tech that made Resident Evil Requiem look so good promises a big PS5 Pro upgrade for…Sony's new PSSR 2 upscaling technology is now available for the PlayStation 5 Pro via a system-level update. This AI-powered feature enhances image reconstruction and motion stability, with specific game patches planned for titles like Crimson Desert, Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth, and Monster Hunter Wilds. While generally an improvement, some minor artifacts have been noted in certain games.
- PS5 Pro PSSR 2.0 Update Out Today, Full List of GamesThe PlayStation 5 Pro's PSSR 2.0 update is now available, enhancing image quality and frame rates for supported games. Titles like Resident Evil 4, Alan Wake 2, and Control are among the initial list, with more games like Assassin's Creed Shadows and Cyberpunk 2077 receiving compatibility updates soon. Players can enable or disable the PSSR enhancements in the system's Video Output settings.
- Resident Evil Requiem säljer rekordsnabbt – har passerat 6 miljonerCapcom announced that Resident Evil Requiem has surpassed 6 million units sold, marking the fastest sales milestone for any title in the Resident Evil series. The company also provided updated sales figures for its other major titles, with Monster Hunter: World leading at 22 million units sold.
- Monster Hunter Stories 3 hits a record player count on Steam for Capcom's cozier spin-off RPG seriesMonster Hunter Stories 3 has achieved a record player count on Steam for Capcom's RPG spin-off series, with nearly 20,000 more peak players than its predecessor. The game's strong debut on PC indicates its growing popularity within the franchise.
- Saudi Arabia now owns just over 10% of Capcom, as another national investment company scoops up more shares in the Resident Evil and Street Fighter publisherAn investment fund connected to Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund, the Electronic Gaming Development Company, has acquired approximately 5.03% of Capcom's shares. This brings Saudi Arabia's total ownership in the Resident Evil publisher to just over 10%, with the fund also holding full ownership of SNK. The EGDC stated the purchase is purely for investment purposes, aiming to profit from stock valuation increases.
- Business and FinanceA Saudi Arabian investment firm, which also owns SNK, has acquired a significant stake in Capcom. Separately, Niantic is leveraging data from Pokemon Go for applications outside of video games, such as aiding robot food delivery.
- Engagement RingCapcom announced that Resident Evil Village has sold over 6 million units and that they plan to release additional game content. Separately, the official Street Fighter 6 World Championship Tournaments attracted a record 20,000 participants, highlighting the game's strong esports presence.
- It's been 30 years since we first entered the Spencer Mansion, so I'm building the ultimate Resident Evil…To celebrate the 30th anniversary of the original Resident Evil, the author is building the ultimate collection of official merchandise, including items from Capcom and fan-favorite characters like Nemesis. The article highlights various official merchandise, from board games to apparel, and also mentions rounding up merchandise for The Legend of Zelda and Pokemon series.
- Resident Evil Requiem Sales Have Now Surpassed 6 Million UnitsCapcom announced that Resident Evil Requiem has sold over six million units worldwide, achieving this milestone less than two weeks after surpassing five million. The game launched on February 27, 2026, for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, Nintendo Switch 2, and PC, and has set a new series record for peak concurrent players on Steam. The article also details dual protagonists Leon Kennedy and Grace Ashcroft, gameplay mechanics, technological features like DLSS 4, and collaborations with Hamilton and Porsche.
- Everyone's Laughing At The New Look Of DLSS 5's "Yassify Filter"Nvidia's new DLSS 5 AI upscaling technology has drawn criticism for its "Yassify Filter" effect, which unnaturally alters character appearances in games. Despite negative social media reactions, publishers like Capcom, Bethesda, Ubisoft, and Warner Bros. Games appear optimistic about the technology, with several titles set to support it this fall.
- Resident Evil Requiem Sales Exceed 6 Million UnitsCapcom announced that Resident Evil Requiem has surpassed 6 million units sold worldwide, making it the fastest title in the series to reach this sales milestone. The game was released on February 27, 2026.
- Upgraded PSSR rolling out to Silent Hill f, Monster Hunter Wilds, Final Fantasy VII Rebirth, Crimson Desert, and moreSony is rolling out a PlayStation 5 system software update that enhances PlayStation Spectral Super Resolution (PSSR) for improved image stability, clarity, and performance. This upgraded PSSR technology will be integrated into numerous upcoming and existing titles, including Silent Hill f, Monster Hunter Wilds, Final Fantasy VII Rebirth, and Crimson Desert, with developers like Konami, BioWare, Remedy Entertainment, Ninja Theory, Square Enix, Koei Tecmo, and Capcom sharing positive impressions. The advancements in PSSR are a result of Sony's Project Amethyst partnership with AMD.
- PRAGMATA Surpasses Two Million Wishlists and Two Million Demo DownloadsCapcom announced that its upcoming science-fiction action-adventure game, PRAGMATA, has surpassed two million wishlists and two million demo downloads worldwide. The game's release date has also been moved up to April 17. PRAGMATA is set on the moon in the near future and features a single-player experience where players control a spacefarer named Hugh and an android named Diana, who must work together to escape a hostile lunar station.
- Resident Evil Requiem Sales Exceed 6 Million UnitsResident Evil Requiem has surpassed 6 million units sold. The article includes a personal review from a fan, contrasting with a previous critical review, and mentions the game's developer, Capcom.
- Another Saudi Firm Has Acquired Stake in CapcomSaudi investment firm EGDC has acquired a 5.03% stake in Capcom, marking the second Saudi entity to invest in the company. Capcom also announced plans to reveal more games before the end of fiscal year 2027, focusing on both new and established series.
- Clair Obscur and Dispatch lead BAFTA Game Awards 2026 nominationsClair Obscur: Expedition 33 and Dispatch lead the BAFTA Game Awards 2026 nominations with 12 and nine nods respectively. A total of 42 titles received nominations across various categories, with Ghost of Yotei, Death Stranding 2: On the Beach, Indiana Jones and the Great Circle, and Arc Raiders also securing multiple nominations. The awards ceremony is scheduled for April 17, 2026, in London.
- Persona Developer Atlus Raises Salaries, Lowers Fixed OvertimeAtlus is increasing base salaries for all employees by approximately 15% and reducing fixed overtime hours from 30 to 20 per month. These changes aim to boost productivity, foster creativity, and provide employees with greater security. This move follows similar salary adjustments by other Japanese game studios like Konami, Capcom, and Atlus' parent company, Sega.
- Resident Evil is smart and serious today, but do you remember how hilarious it used to be?This article discusses the shift in tone for the Resident Evil series, contrasting its current serious and scary nature with the unintentional humor found in earlier titles like the original Resident Evil, Resident Evil 4, and Resident Evil 5. It highlights memorable moments of awkward voice acting, bizarre soundtrack choices, and glitches that provided comedic relief.