Thanks to Resident Evil 4, Capcom's stock prices have reached record levels. Analysts are predicting impressive sales results for the remake.
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Recent years have been exceptionally successful for Capcom, and the publisher's latest hit - remake of Resident Evil 4 - has taken its stock price to highest level ever.

Capcom's good fortune is the result of the past few years. Back in 2016, the share price barely exceeded 1,000 yen. Things started to change in 2017, when Resident Evil VII: Biohazard debuted, which refreshed the series' formula and convinced many new users to play. A year later, the company did the same with its other big brand, releasing Monster Hunter: World, which remains to this day the biggest bestseller in the Japanese publisher's output.
The following years saw further development of both brands with such productions as Resident Evil 2, Monster Hunter: Rise, Resident Evil 3, Monster Hunter: World - Iceborne or Resident Evil Village. All of these items were successes - even the once most coldly received among them, RE3, has already found more than 6.4 million buyers. Also doing well was Devil May Cry 5, whose sales exceeded 6.5 million units.
Resident Evil 4 Remake was released on PC, Xbox One, Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S, PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5.
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Author: Adrian Werner
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