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Capcom has released some interesting sales figures of its best selling games and franchises over the past 22 years. At the top of the list in franchise sales is Resident Evil with a whopping 34.5 million games sold. This is followed by Mega Man which weighed in at 28 million, while Street Fighter came in at third with 25 million games sold.If that wasn't surprising enough, Their best selling game was Street Fighter II for the SNES which garnered 6,300,000 sales since it came out back in June 1992. This was followed by Resident Evil 2 for the PlayStation which sold 4,960,000 copies and Street Fighter II Turbo for the SNES which clocked in at a respectable 4,100,000.
You might be asking where other hit games such as Devil May Cry or Onimusha are in the list. So to help satisfy your curiosity here's the complete list of sales:
Franchise Sales:
- Resident Evil: 34.5 million
- Mega Man: 28 million
- Street Fighter: 25 million
- Disney Titles: 13.2 million
- Devil May Cry: 9.5 million
- Onimusha: 7.8 million
- Monster Hunter: 6.3 million
- Dino Crisis: 4.4 million
- Ghosts 'n Goblins: 4.3 million
- Final Fight: 3.2 million
- Breath of Fire: 3 million
- Ace Attorney: 2.8 million
- Commando: 1.2 million
- 1942: 1.2 million
- Street Fighter II: 6,300,000
- Resident Evil 2: 4,960,000
- Street Fighter II Turbo: 4,100,000
- Resident Evil 3 Nemesis: 3,500,000
- Resident Evil: 2,750,000
- Dino Crisis: 2,400,000
- Devil May Cry 4: 2,300,000
- Devil May Cry: 2,160,000
- Monster Hunter Freedom 2: 2,150,000
- Onimusha: Warlords: 2,020,000
- Resident Evil 4: 2,000,000
- Super Street Fighter II: 2,000,000
- Onimusha 2: Samurai's Destiny: 1,990,000
- Aladdin: 1,750,000
- Devil May Cry 2: 1,700,000
- Duck Tales: 1,670,000
- Street Fighter II Plus: 1,650,000
- Ghosts'n Goblins: 1,640,000
- Resident Evil 4: 1,600,000
- Onimusha 3: Demon Siege: 1,520,000
- Mega Man 2: 1,510,000
- Lost Planet Extreme Condition: 1,500,000
- Final Fight: 1,480,000
- Resident Evil Outbreak: 1,450,000
- Duck Tales: 1,430,000
- Resident Evil Code Veronica X: 1,400,000
- Dead Rising: 1,400,000
- Resident Evil: 1,350,000
- Mega man Battle Network 4: 1,350,000
- Devil May Cry 3: 1,300,000
- Resident Evil 0: 1,250,000
- Resident Evil 4 Wii Edition: 1,250,000
- Magical Quest Starring Mickey: 1,210,000
- Resident Evil DC Dual Shock: 1,200,000
- Chip'n Dale Rescue Rangers: 1,200,000
- Dino Crisis 2: 1,190,000
- Mega Man X: 1,160,000
- Monster Hunter Freedom: 1,150,000
- Resident Evil Code Veronica: 1,140,000
- Commando: 1,140,000
- Resident Evil Director's Cut: 1,130,000
- Super Ghouls 'n Ghosts: 1,090,000
- Mega Man 3: 1,080,000
- Resident Evil: The Umbrella Chronicles: 1,050,000
- Final Fight 2: 1,030,000
- Street Fighter Alpha 3: 1,000,000
Via IGN
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Comments [refresh]
thats alot of SNES games...
factor in inflation and the difference in the cost of development...
they made a sick amount of money...
It should say Resident Evil: 2,750,000
besides street fighter and resident evil, Capcom did not have a blowout game, a lot of good ones (Mega Man, DMC, Dino Crisis, Onimusha, etc) but nothing to cap 3 million, which many major titles are doing weekly (gta, smash, final fantasy, etc).
Hopefully their next two major games, SFIV and RE5 does as well as the top games