Capcom’s Latest Entry Breaks Records
Monster Hunter Wilds, the highly anticipated sequel in Capcom’s monster-hunting franchise, has taken the gaming world by storm.
Released on February 28, 2025, the game has officially surpassed 8 million units sold within just three days, making it the fastest-selling title in Capcom’s history, according to Capcom’s official announcement.
Breaking Sales Records Across Platforms
A Strong Start with 4 Million Sales in 24 Hours
According to GameDiscoverCo, Monster Hunter Wilds sold over 4 million copies across PC and PlayStation 5 within the first 24 hours. This impressive feat immediately placed it among the biggest launches in the franchise’s history.
Officially Surpassing 8 Million in Just 3 Days
Capcom confirmed in their official press release that Monster Hunter Wilds has sold over 8 million units within three days of release, making it the fastest-selling game in the company’s history.
A discussion on NeoGAF had previously estimated that sales were climbing rapidly, and Capcom’s announcement has now confirmed these projections.
A Historic Moment for Monster Hunter
The Monster Hunter series has consistently been one of Capcom’s best-performing franchises, and Wilds is shaping up to be another major success.
With its cross-play features, enhanced gameplay mechanics, and Capcom’s proprietary RE ENGINE, the game has set new standards for the series and drawn in millions of players worldwide.
What’s Next for Monster Hunter Wilds?
With its incredible momentum, Monster Hunter Wilds is poised for even greater heights. As players dive deeper into its expansive world and new gameplay mechanics, sales are likely to continue their rapid climb. Capcom has stated its commitment to continuing high-quality support and post-launch content, ensuring that the game’s success is sustained.
Stay tuned for more updates on Monster Hunter Wilds! In the meantime, check out the full breakdown of its sales success on Capcom’s official announcement, Game World Observer, and NeoGAF.
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