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Capcom had a recent sales update on their website for their “Platinum” sellers. Resident Evil 2 Remake has now sold through more than 13.1 million copies followed by Resident Evil 3 Remake at 8 million copies. The newly launched Resident Evil 4 Remake has sold 5.4 million copies. The combined total of these three remakes is 26.5 million, which is a staggering number. This covers the period from January 2019, when Resident Evil 2 Remake was released until September 30, 2023.

If you are interested in checking more of the sales data, you can take a look at the Platinum sellers list that was updated by Capcom. Here are some of the best-selling Resident Evil games based on the data shared by Capcom.

• Resident Evil 2 Remake (13.10M)
• Resident Evil 7 biohazard (12.70M)
• Resident Evil 5 (8.90M)
• Resident Evil 6 (8.90M)
• Resident Evil Village (8.70M)
• Resident Evil 3 Remake (8M)
• Resident Evil 4 Remake (5.40M)

Other notable entries include Devil May Cry 5 and Street Fighter V at 7.40M, Monster Hunter World at 19.10M, Monster Hunter Rise at 13.60M, and Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Trilogy at 2.60M.

Sales for Resident Evil 2, 3, and 4 Remakes Surpass 25 Million Copies Worldwide

Based on a newly updated sales date, it appears that Resident Evil 4 Remake along with other games in the series is massively successful.

twistedvoxel.com

 

[semiconscious]

so, did they break the mold when they invented capcom?... well, shit, i thought so. damn!...

 

[TheDarkPhantom]

Forever the survival-horror king, long live Resident Evil

 

[Badlucktroll]

Lord willing, Silent Hill 2 remake shall surpass all of these COMBINED

 

[PrefectAboro]

Now we need that Code Veronica Remake, RE Zero Remake, Revelations 3 and the trailer for RE9 on the new engine let's go!!

 

[VeganElduderino]

well deserved !

 

[NeonGhost]

 

[Danjin44]

Well deserved

Even RE3R which was weakest one among the three, still super fun to play.

Lord willing, Silent Hill 2 remake shall surpass all of these COMBINED

Based on who developing that remake, I highly doubtful but I hope so….I fucking loved SH series.

But Konami treating SH series like garbage.

 

[Dirk Benedict]

Now we need that Code Veronica Remake, RE Zero Remake, Revelations 3 and the trailer for RE9 on the new engine let's go!!

Code Veronica first....RE Zero... son of a bitch.. I don't want this remake, but I would be pleasantly surprised if they changed some stuff around from the original game and made it a bit more approachable... namely the fucking Ape Escape crew, fucking shit up.

 

[PanzerCute]

Code Veronica next, please!

 

[Beechos]

Ohhhh

 

[MacReady13]

Capcom had a recent sales update on their website for their “Platinum” sellers. Resident Evil 2 Remake has now sold through more than 13.1 million copies followed by Resident Evil 3 Remake at 8 million copies. The newly launched Resident Evil 4 Remake has sold 5.4 million copies. The combined total of these three remakes is 26.5 million, which is a staggering number. This covers the period from January 2019, when Resident Evil 2 Remake was released until September 30, 2023.

If you are interested in checking more of the sales data, you can take a look at the Platinum sellers list that was updated by Capcom. Here are some of the best-selling Resident Evil games based on the data shared by Capcom.

• Resident Evil 2 Remake (13.10M)
• Resident Evil 7 biohazard (12.70M)
• Resident Evil 5 (8.90M)
• Resident Evil 6 (8.90M)
• Resident Evil Village (8.70M)
• Resident Evil 3 Remake (8M)
• Resident Evil 4 Remake (5.40M)

Other notable entries include Devil May Cry 5 and Street Fighter V at 7.40M, Monster Hunter World at 19.10M, Monster Hunter Rise at 13.60M, and Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Trilogy at 2.60M.

Sales for Resident Evil 2, 3, and 4 Remakes Surpass 25 Million Copies Worldwide

Based on a newly updated sales date, it appears that Resident Evil 4 Remake along with other games in the series is massively successful.

twistedvoxel.com

Sales numbers are good and all but, the real question I want answered is, how many hours did players interact with these games??? That surely is a better metric of success than sales, right???