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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 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 development team included a group of women known as the "Diana Police" to convincingly capture her child-like innocence
Capcom's space game Pragmata achieved significant success, selling 2 million copies by May. The development team, including a group of women nicknamed the "Diana Police," focused on capturing the child-like innocence of the android companion Diana. Director Cho Yonghee suggested women are better at detecting subtle "cunning" cuteness in female characters. A free "Scribble Suit" update for Hugh is now available, and the director has expressed interest in a sequel.
A Pragmata sequel? Well, "of course" Capcom's game director would love one, but alas, he is "not the only one who decides"
Capcom's Pragmata director Yonghee Cho expressed a desire for a sequel to the recently released space-based game, though he noted that the decision rests with multiple parties. Producer Naoto Oyama is currently focused on players experiencing the base game. Capcom USA COO Rob Dyer has previously hinted that Pragmata could become a franchise.
Resident Evil Requiem and Pragmata help Capcom to a ninth consecutive year of record profits
Capcom has achieved its ninth consecutive year of record profits, driven by strong sales of titles like Resident Evil 4 and Pragmata. The company reported a significant increase in digital content sales and is anticipating continued growth for the next fiscal year, potentially marking twelve consecutive years of operating profit growth. Future releases may include DLC for Resident Evil 4 and potential franchise development for Pragmata.
It's not just Resident Evil Requiem pulling in the numbers for Capcom, Pragmata also just crossed another impressive sales milestone less than one month after its acclaimed release
Capcom's Pragmata has achieved 2 million sales less than a month after its release, according to director Cho Yonghee. The game, which was initially announced in 2020 and experienced several delays, has been met with critical praise and is being considered a potential franchise by Capcom USA's COO Rob Dyer.
Pragmata hits 2 million sales in 16 days, and after Capcom teased its potential future as a franchise, I'm even…
Capcom's new intellectual property, Pragmata, has achieved two million sales in just 16 days following its release. The company attributes the success to marketing initiatives like a playable demo and the game's unique gameplay and emotionally driven narrative. Capcom also teased the potential for Pragmata to become a long-running franchise, similar to Monster Hunter or Resident Evil.
It Sounds Like Capcom Has Another Huge IP On Its Hands With Pragmata
Capcom's new intellectual property, Pragmata, has achieved significant success, selling over 1 million copies in its first two days. Capcom USA's COO Rob Dyer indicated that the company is likely to develop more games within the Pragmata universe, citing positive results from western market focus tests and surveys. This suggests Pragmata could become a major franchise for Capcom alongside titles like Resident Evil and Monster Hunter.
Pragmata 2? Capcom antyder att mer Pragmata är att vänta
Capcom COO Rob Dyer has indicated that more content for the game Pragmata is planned, suggesting it will become another established intellectual property for the company. Despite initial delays, Pragmata received positive reviews and strong sales figures upon its release. Capcom is also seeing success with recent titles like Resident Evil Requiem and Monster Hunter Stories 3: Twisted Reflection.
Pragmata 2 Might Happen as Capcom Calls It an IP to Explore
Capcom is exploring the possibility of turning its IP Pragmata into a franchise, following its successful sales of over one million copies in its first two days. The company's chief operating officer, Rob Dyer, indicated that Pragmata is an IP Capcom can continue to develop. This news comes after a strong year for Capcom with successful releases like Resident Evil Requiem and Monster Hunter Stories 3.
It's not confirmation of a Pragmata sequel, but Capcom has teased that its latest venture could have a future among its pantheon of iconic franchises after a tough development
Capcom COO of USA, Rob Dyer, has indicated that the company views Pragmata as a potential new franchise, despite its challenging development cycle. The game has achieved over one million sales in two days, a success Capcom believes is a strong starting point for future installments. Dyer also commented on the game's rocky development, stating it was ultimately worth the effort.
After a successful debut, it sounds like Capcom believes its brand-new IP Pragmata has a bright future ahead
Capcom's new intellectual property, Pragmata, has achieved strong initial sales, selling 1 million copies in its first two days. Capcom USA COO Rob Dyer indicated that the company sees Pragmata as a potential franchise with a bright future, despite its lengthy and delayed development cycle. The game, which launched in April, received a positive review for its experimental nature.
Capcom teases that Pragmata might have a future as a franchise
Capcom COO Rob Dyer has indicated that Pragmata could become a long-running franchise, following its strong sales of one million copies in two days. This suggests Capcom sees potential for further development and expansion of the Pragmata intellectual property.
Capcom teases that Pragmata might have a future as a franchise, after at least 6 years in development hell pays off with…
Capcom COO Rob Dyer has indicated that Pragmata has franchise potential following its successful launch and sales performance. Despite a lengthy and delayed development cycle, the new intellectual property has met Capcom's expectations, suggesting future installments are possible.
