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The 15 best-selling Capcom franchises of all time |
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Without doubt, Capcom is one of the largest and oldest third party publishers out there, some of us even grew up with Capcom, playing each Mega Man title one by one on the old NES. Unlike the others, Capcom weathered the recession and still remains one of the more prominent players in the industry today. Here are 15 franchises that Capcom has to thank for its success.
Resident Evil - 40 million, 56 individual releases- Mega Man - 28 million, 124 individual releases
- Street Fighter - 27 million, 62 individual releases
- Devil May Cry - 10 million, 11 individual releases
- Monster Hunter - 8.5 million, 11 individual releases
- Onimusha - 7.8 million, 12 individual releases
- Dino Crisis - 4.4 million, 13 individual releases
- Ghosts 'N Goblins - 4.4 million, 13 individual releases
- Final Fight - 3.2 million, 10 individual releases
- Ace Attorney - 3.2 million, 12 individual releases
- Breath of Fire - 3 million, 15 individual releases
- Lost Planet - 2.7 million, 7individual releases
- Commando - 1.2 million, 2 individual releases
- 1942 - 1.2 million, 3 individual releases
- Sengoku Basara - 1.2 million 10 individual releases
Too bad Breath of Fire is just at #11, loved that franchise. Dragon Quarter on PS2 wasn't all that good, and we have yet to see a current gen installment. Heck, they don't even have one for the handhelds. Oh well.
Via Kotaku
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I think the difficulty is perfect. Hard enough to provide a challenge, but just the right difficulty to where you can actually beat it in the first go through the game. For those it's a bit too difficult for, the restart system allowed for you to keep party exp when getting a game over or restarting the game to keep party exp.
The gameplay was good and the game had a great story as well, the only bad thing about it is that to see it all you had to repeatedly beat the game.
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i liked the difficulty level, enjoyed the battle system, but the linear progression and the less-than-upbeat combo-ing eventually bored me stiff..
compared to the previous BoF titles, dragon quarter didn't meet the standard, IMO.. to think it was the one on PS2
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I think the difficulty is perfect. Hard enough to provide a challenge, but just the right difficulty to where you can actually beat it in the first go through the game. For those it's a bit too difficult for, the restart system allowed for you to keep party exp when getting a game over or restarting the game to keep party exp.
The gameplay was good and the game had a great story as well, the only bad thing about it is that to see it all you had to repeatedly beat the game.
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There seems to be some data loss whenever submitting replies.
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Replies to other comments work fine
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Pretty interesting...
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