Capcom has updated its Platinum Titles ranking of games with cumulative sales above one million copies, covering results for the July–September 2026 quarter. According to PlayGround.ru, as reported by Gamersky, the most prominent new entry is Onimusha: Way of the Sword, with launch sales of 1.7 million copies.
The title launched on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, Nintendo Switch 2 and PC and crossed one million copies at release. In the same group of new entries, the Mega Man Zero/ZX Legacy Collection also passed one million copies.
PlayGround.ru focuses on the opening performance of a revived older series and on how remakes are moving up the historical rankings. The outlet interprets the update as a sign that Capcom’s push to revive older franchises has been rewarded; that reading is the publication’s own assessment.
The Resident Evil series added a combined 5 million copies in the quarter. Resident Evil 2 Remake reached 20.3 million copies cumulative after adding 600,000. Resident Evil 4 Remake posted the quarter’s largest single-title gain, 1.1 million copies. Cumulative figures given for other entries are 18.8 million for Resident Evil 7, 16.2 million for Resident Evil Village, 14.9 million for Resident Evil 3 Remake and 8.5 million for Resident Evil Requiem.
Monster Hunter: World remains Capcom’s best-selling game at 22.5 million copies after adding 100,000 in the quarter. Resident Evil 2 Remake sits about 2.2 million copies behind it. PlayGround.ru says that if the present pace continued, the remake could contend for the all-time lead.
Other Monster Hunter figures listed are Monster Hunter Rise at 19.7 million, Monster Hunter World: Iceborne at 17 million, Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak at 12.3 million, Monster Hunter Wilds at 12.2 million and Monster Hunter Stories 2 at 2.7 million. Elsewhere, Devil May Cry 5 is at 12.7 million and Street Fighter 6 at 7.5 million, with one further title also at 2.7 million.
Original article: https://www.gamersky.com/news/202611/2243840.shtml
