In the wake of the coronavirus, publishers have begun looking for products they can save on. For some, they physical versions of gamesas more and more players buy games digitally. This has also been acknowledged by Capcom, where digital games account for 90.1% of all sales. The company expects further growth. Despite this, Capcom has no plans to abandon the production of physical versions.
“Given the significant number of end customers who create demand for physical editions of games, we do not expect to remove this type of product from our offering,” This was stated by a Capcom representative during a question and answer session at the 45th annual general meeting of shareholders, VGC reports.
Capcom has reassured all lovers of boxes and collector’s editions. Large games such as Resident Evil, Street Fighter, Monster Hunter or Dragon’s Dogma will continue to be released physically. Conversely, for smaller games, the Japanese company prefers digital versions. For example, this month it published a strategy of action Kunitsu-Gami: Path of the Goddess digitally only for PC and the last two generations of PlayStation and Xbox consoles, plus on launch day on Game Pass.
As for other Capcom projects, investors were interested in some brands that had remained under wraps for a long time, especially Mega Man And First class lawyerThe company considers both series to be valuable franchises and is considering creating new games.
Capcom recently confirmed Resident Evil 9He is preparing for next year. Wild Monster Hunters.
Source :Indian TV
