Capcom: satisfied with the results of "original change" and will try to acquire other studios to enhance the ability of the development team.

CTOnews.com August 3 news, today Capcom released the relevant records of the recent internal earnings Q & A session, in which Capcom mentioned that the company is satisfied with the "original change" sales performance, and expects "Street Fighter 6" sales to exceed 10 million, but also hinted that it will "continue to carry out studio mergers and acquisitions to enhance the overall capabilities of the development team."

▲ source "original attack change" official promotional picture CTOnews.com collates the relevant content as follows:

Capcom hopes to sell more than 1000 copies of Street Fighter 6, and expects it to outperform its predecessors.

Capcom is currently satisfied with the performance of the new film "original Raider," which currently has more than 1 million players, a figure that Capcom sees as a "sign of optimism."

Capcom's business results for the second quarter of 2023 are basically in line with the company's internal forecasts, so Capcom has not lowered its forecast for the entire fiscal year.

Capcom is currently short of manpower, and the company will increase its efforts to recruit more talents to strengthen its development capability. at the same time, it will also adopt new technologies such as AI to reduce development costs in the medium to long term.

Capcom believes that the acquisition of Swordcanes studio can enhance 3D graphics processing capacity, so Capcom will continue to carry out mergers and acquisitions in the future to further enhance the overall capacity of the development team.

According to earlier news reports, Bloomberg reporter Takashi Mochizuki posted a post on the "X" platform on the 26th of last month, claiming that "Capcom has confirmed that it will launch a game that has not been made public so far within this fiscal year (as of March 2024), and that the game will sell millions of units." the "mysterious game" is expected to add a lot of color to Capcom's financial results.

According to a post from ▲ Touyuan Takashi Mochizuki, Capcom's share price is up another 3% this year, and has soared by 1200% over the past decade. Several analysts believe that Capcom is currently the leading game publisher in Japan, and its series of IP such as "biochemical crisis" and "Monster Hunter" have received a good response around the world in recent years.