What drives Capcom’s games business?
Capcom's game series include Resident Evil, Monster Hunter and Street Fighter. Its Digital Contents business develops and sells games for consoles and PCs, while also developing, operating and licensing mobile content. The company describes digital distribution as a way to sustain sales over time. This connects new releases with an existing catalogue, making the business broader than the launch performance of a single title. [3] [2]
Where else does Capcom use its properties?
Capcom operates amusement facilities in Japan, including Plaza Capcom arcades, and produces software and components for gaming machines. Its other businesses include licensing game content for films, animation, music and character merchandise, as well as esports. These activities explain how the same game worlds can reach audiences outside a console or PC, while remaining distinct operating activities within the Osaka-based listed group. [2] [1]
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