Capcom made twice as much money on Steam compared to PlayStation in the last year, boosted by Resident Evil...

Yahoo Finance·Jun 17

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Capcom has reportedly earned twice as much revenue on Steam as on PlayStation over the last year, with the Resident Evil series being a contributing factor. The size of the user base on Steam may also be a factor, with some estimates suggesting it is more than 50% larger than PlayStation. Additionally, Steam has seen notable activity from other Capcom titles, including Monster Hunter Stories 3 and the Resident Evil PS1 trilogy.

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