Video game developer and publisher Capcom (CCOEF) provided investors with new sales numbers today. The video game company listed its top 10 series, including how many units have sold over its history.
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- Resident Evil: 170 million units sold
- Monster Hunter: 120 million units sold
- Street Fighter: 56 million units sold
- Mega Man: 43 million units sold
- Devil May Cry: 33 million units sold
- Dead Rising: 18 million units sold
- Ace Attorney: 13 million units sold
- Dragon’s Dogma: 13 million units sold
- Marvel vs. Capcom: 12 million units sold
- Onimusha: 8.7 million units sold
It’s no surprise Resident Evil tops the list. Capcom has spent years evolving from campy PlayStation horror experiences to cinematic thrillers with new entries and remakes of previous games. Monster Hunter has also seen impressive growth as Capcom pushed to expand the franchise beyond niche status outside of Japan.
Capcom Still Has Room to Grow
Capcom’s top 10 list includes franchises with untapped potential. Mega Man, for example, remains a beloved series but hasn’t seen a new installment since 2018’s Mega Man 11, excluding remasters and mobile games.
Capcom has also announced new entries in long-dormant series. Onimusha is among them, recently getting a Netflix (NFLX) series and a teaser for a new entry, Onimusha: Way of the Sword, slated to be released in 2026. Dragon’s Dogma received a similar treatment last year when its second entry was released, which sold more than 3.5 million units.
If Capcom can produce high-quality games for series that have largely remained dormant, it could attract new gamers the same way Monster Hunter has. That could drive stronger sales and potentially shake up its top 10 rankings.
Is CCOEF Stock a Buy, Hold, or Sell?
Turning to Wall Street, the analysts’ consensus rating for Capcom is Strong Buy, based on five Buy ratings over the last three months. With that comes an average CCOEF stock price target of $28.52, representing a potential 4.94% upside for the video game company’s shares.
