Capcom Sees PC Sales Reach Half of Total Revenue
Digital sales now represent 93% of Capcom's total revenue. PC gaming now accounts for approximately 50% of all game sales. The company expects the PC platform's share to continue growing.
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Capcom says 93% of its game sales are now digital
Capcom has reported that digital game sales now account for 93% of its total revenue, an increase from 90% in 2024. The company anticipates this figure to rise further to 95.4% in the current fiscal year. Despite the dominance of digital sales, Capcom has reaffirmed its commitment to supporting the physical game market due to continued consumer demand.
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Capcom has announced that PC sales now account for approximately 50% of its total game sales. The company anticipates that the PC platform's share of sales will continue to increase in the future.
Capcom states that 50% of its game sales now come from PC, and expects "this ratio to continue increasing"
Capcom has announced that PC now accounts for 50% of its total game sales, with the company expecting this trend to continue upward. This shift occurs despite reported sales stagnation for Monster Hunter Wilds and performance issues with some of its titles.