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Pragmata devs almost gave Diana a bob cut to save on the time and money it would take to animate her hair
Developers for Capcom's Pragmata considered giving the character Diana a bob cut to reduce the significant time and cost associated with animating her long hair. Despite the animation challenges, the team ultimately decided to keep her original hairstyle, believing it suited her personality. The game has been a commercial success, selling over 2.5 million copies and increasing the likelihood of a sequel.
Capcom Reveal Why Video Game Remakes Aren't Going Away
Capcom's Masachika Kawata explained that video game remakes help the company maintain a consistent release schedule for franchises like Resident Evil and provide financial resources for new IPs. This strategy allows developers to hone their skills while leveraging existing assets, reducing the time and resources needed for story and world-building compared to entirely new titles.
Capcom: En Pragmata-uppföljare är "väldigt trolig"
Capcom has indicated that a sequel to their new title Pragmata is highly likely, following strong initial sales of 2.5 million units. The company hopes to establish Pragmata as one of its core, long-term revenue-generating series.
Games Inbox: Are user reviews for video games reliable?
Readers discuss the reliability of user reviews for video games, with many expressing skepticism due to fanboyism and review bombing, favoring curated professional reviews or Steam's larger user base. The letters also touch on game release schedules, the evolution of game development timelines, the importance of modern-day storytelling in the Assassin's Creed series, and the business practices of companies like EA.
Capcom expects 95% of its game sales to be digital in the next year, and it's pretty much already there thanks…
Capcom's latest financial report indicates that digital game sales accounted for over 93% of its revenue in the quarter ending June 2026, with expectations to reach 95.4% by March 2027. While PC sales heavily influence this trend, console digital sales are also significantly higher than physical, leading to discussions about the future of physical media.
Pragmata developers considered changing Diana’s hairstyle to reduce costs, could have been a bob cut
Capcom developers Kenji Irie and Serina Ohara revealed that Pragmata's character Diana's iconic long hairstyle was almost changed to a bob cut to reduce development costs. The team ultimately decided against the change, believing the long hair was crucial for conveying a sense of life and keeping visuals interesting. Pragmata is available on Nintendo Switch 2.
Pragmata 2 likelihood is 'high' says Capcom as game exceeds expectations
Capcom has indicated a high likelihood of a sequel for its new IP, Pragmata, following strong sales that exceeded internal expectations. The game has sold over 2.5 million copies since its April release. While a sequel is considered probable, its release is not expected until at least 2030 due to ongoing development priorities for other major franchises like Resident Evil and Devil May Cry.
Capcom (CCOEY) Q1 2027 earnings results reveal 93.3% of its game sales were digital
Capcom's Q1 2027 financial report indicates that digital game sales accounted for 93.3% of its total revenue, a significant increase year-over-year. PC digital sales represented 60.4% of all game sales, with console sales making up 32.9%. This trend highlights a growing player preference for digital purchases over physical media.
Nexus Mods Wants To Replace Modding Frustration With One-Click Simplicity
Nexus Mods, led by Victor Folmann, plans to overhaul its platform to simplify the modding process for PC games. The site aims to move away from treating mods as simple files and instead manage them as complex systems, making installation and maintenance easier for users. This initiative seeks to reduce user frustration and improve the overall modding experience, drawing inspiration from services like Spotify for ease of use and GitHub for powerful toolsets.
Capcom producer says Resident Evil remakes are providing financial support to develop new games and IP
Capcom producer Masachika Kawata stated that Resident Evil remakes are crucial for funding new game development and original intellectual property. He explained that this strategy allows the team to release a Resident Evil title annually while also honing their skills and challenging themselves with new projects like Pragmata.
Pragmata's chances of getting a sequel are high, Capcom exec says as the new action hit exceeds expectations with…
Capcom executive Yoshikazu Shimauchi stated that the new third-person shooter Pragmata has exceeded sales expectations, selling over two-and-a-half million copies. Due to its strong performance and the company's interest in turning it into a series, the chances of a sequel are considered high.
Pragmata 2 Likely After Sales Success, Publisher Capcom Says
Capcom has indicated that a sequel to their sci-fi adventure game Pragmata is likely following the original's sales success. The game features a protagonist accompanied by a small android girl.
Capcom says likelihood of a Pragmata sequel is high, citing strong sales and 'appeal' of its main character, Diana
Capcom has indicated a high likelihood of a sequel for its game Pragmata, following strong sales figures that exceeded internal expectations. The company cited the game's impressive 2.5 million sales and the appeal of its main character, Diana, as key drivers for this decision. This positive performance has also boosted Capcom's stock by approximately 19 percent.
Pragmata’s Success Has Increased the Likelihood of a Sequel, Says Capcom
Capcom corporate officer Yoshikazu Shimauchi indicated that a sequel to Pragmata is likely, following the game's successful sales of over 2.5 million copies. This follows previous statements from Capcom and the game's producers expressing interest in a follow-up. Despite early development criticism, the game has achieved a strong sales milestone across PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and Nintendo Switch.
Capcom Is Having A Great Year, And It Has Franchises New And Old To Thank
Capcom is experiencing a strong year, driven by the success of both established and new franchises. Resident Evil Requiem has sold over 8 million units, while the new title Pragmata has achieved 2.5 million sales since its April release. Other titles like Devil May Cry 5 and Monster Hunter World also contributed significantly to the company's performance this quarter.
Pragmata defies my expectations by selling 2.5 million copies in just 3 months as Capcom celebrates a very successful…
Capcom's Q1 2026 financial report reveals that its new title, Pragmata, has sold over 2.5 million copies since its release. The company also saw strong sales from Resident Evil Requiem, the Devil May Cry animated series, and other Resident Evil titles, contributing to a significant year-on-year increase in net sales and operating profits.
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Capcom reported an 81% increase in ordinary profit for its first quarter, reaching $252.5 million. This growth was attributed to strong sales from titles such as Pragmata and the Resident Evil franchise.
Morning Tech Bits
NVIDIA reports that Halo: Campaign Evolved is launching today with DLSS support. Capcom has detailed how Path Tracing was implemented in their RE ENGINE for games like Pragmata and Resident Evil. The article also briefly touches on the impact of AI over the past year.
Capcom can't stop winning, pointing to Pragmata's 2.5 million copies sold as it records a huge increase in…
Capcom reported an 83% increase in year-on-year profits, largely attributed to the strong sales of its new intellectual property, Pragmata, which has sold over 2.5 million copies. The company also saw significant sales from Resident Evil Requiem and the broader Resident Evil series, contributing to its overall financial success.
Capcom: Resident Evil Requiem sold 8 million units and Pragmata sold 2.5 million units
Capcom announced that Resident Evil Requiem has sold over 8 million units and its new IP Pragmata has sold 2.5 million units. Both titles are available on the Nintendo eShop for the Nintendo Switch 2.