Key Takeaways
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- Resident Evil series saw significant sales in Q3 2025, selling nearly 2.6 million units across various games.
- Top performers included Resident Evil Village, Resident Evil 4 remake, Resident Evil 7, and both remakes of Resident Evil 2 and Resident Evil 3.
- Lifetime sales for some titles have surpassed impressive numbers, such as Resident Evil 2 remake (16.342 million units), Resident Evil 7 (15.936 million units), and Resident Evil Village (12.872 million units).
- The ongoing success of both recent remakes and established titles indicates the Resident Evil franchise remains popular among gamers.
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Resident Evil Series Earns Massive Q3 Sales with 2.6M Units Moved, Highlighting Ongoing Success
Capcom’s latest sales report reveals the Resident Evil series continues its strong performance, moving nearly 2.6 million units between July and September 2025. Key performers that quarter included: Resident Evil Village: over 640,000 copies sold Resident Evil 4 remake: over 554,000 copies sold Resident Evil 7: 500,000 copies sold Resident Evil 2 remake: approximately 450,000 copies sold Resident Evil 3 remake: approximately 400,000 copies sold This consistent quarterly performance contributes to impressive lifetime sales: Resident Evil 2 remake (2019): 16.342 million units Resident Evil 7 (2017): 15.936 million units Resident Evil Village (2021): 12.872 million units Resident Evil 4 remake (2023): 11.182 million units Resident Evil 3 remake (2020): 10.603 million units The figures highlight the ongoing success of both recent remakes and established titles in the Resident Evil franchise.
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