Capcom PC Game Sales Now Dominate, Marking a Major Shift
For years, consoles were touted as the juggernauts of gaming, ever bringing up their availability for major title releases. Big studios saw most personal computers as secondary markets for their releases. But the world changes, and it looks like Capcom has been listening quite carefully.
A very interesting financial update from Capcom has been brought into the changing landscape. Five years back in 2020, when console games were still ruling Capcom sales, there were around 15.15 million units sold to console gamers, whereas as respectable a number stood with just 8 million PC game sold. Fast forward to today, and the story flips entirely.
Numbers now show a significant lead by the PCs. Capcom sold a whopping 28.211 million copies in PCs. With high figures, consoles used to sell only 18.517 million copies. Quite a turn-around.
What Is Driving This Surge in PC Power for Capcom
So, what does push the numbers skyward in this unprecedented growth on the gaming PC site. Not by accident, claims Capcom. According to arrangements, the company places specific emphasis on making its entire library of over hundreds of games more accessible to PC players worldwide.
Apart from these few years where Capcom's been busy extending the reach of its games, they are not only spreading to PC but also extending their buy locations in more markets where PC gamers can obtain their titles. Also, they are making them systems compatible. Well, all these persistence strategies paid off brightly as it turned the PC world into a major force of the famed game developer.
