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[shinigami-striker]

Top 40 Games from [Capcom] | Thursday, 12.28.2023

As of 2023, these are the top 40 best-selling Capcom games of all time:

any Capcom game that shipped or sold at least 1 million copies worldwide will appear on this list

the list down below won't count any compilations, any ports nor remakes/remasters such as Resident Evil 2 (2019) or Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3 (2011) as primary examples

1st - Monster Hunter: World (2018 / 19.10 million copies) | PC, PS4, Xbox One

2nd - Monster Hunter: Rise (2019 / 13.60 million copies) | PC, PS4, PS5, Switch, Xbox One, Xbox Series X | S

3rd - Resident Evil 7: Biohazard (2017 / 12.70 million copies) | PC, PS4, PS5, Switch, Xbox One, Xbox Series X | S

4th - Resident Evil 6 (2012 / 8.90 million copies) | PS3, Xbox 360

5th - Resident Evil Village (2021 / 8.70 million copies) | PC, PS4, PS5, Switch, Xbox One, Xbox Series X | S

6th - Devil May Cry 5 (2019 / 7.40 million copies) | PC, PS4, Xbox One

7th - Street Fighter 5 (2016 / 7.40 million copies) | PC, PS4

8th - Street Fighter II (1992 / 6.30 million copies) | SNES

9th - Resident Evil 2 (1998 / 4.96 million copies) | PS1

10th - Monster Hunter Freedom 3 (Japan only) (2010 / 4.90 million copies) | PSP

11th - Monster Hunter Generations (Japan only) (2015 / 4.30 million copies) | 3DS

12th - Monster Hunter 4 (Japan only) (2013 / 4.10 million copies) | 3DS

13th - Street Fighter IV (2009 / 3.50 million copies) | PS3, Xbox 360

14th - Resident Evil 3: Nemesis (1999 / 3.50 million copies) | PS1

15th - Dead Rising 3 (2013 / 3.40 million copies) | Xbox One

16th - Resident Evil: Revelations 2 (2015 / 3.30 million copies) | PC, PS3, PS4, PS Vita, Xbox 360, Xbox One

17th - Dragon's Dogma: Dark Arisen (2013 / 3.20 million copies) | PS3, Xbox 360

18th - Dead Rising 2 (2010 / 3.20 million copies) | PC, PS3, Xbox 360

19th - Devil May Cry 4 (2008 / 3.00 million copies) | PS3, Xbox 360

20th - Dmc: Devil May Cry (2013 / 3.00 million copies) | PS3, Xbox 360

21st - Resident Evil (1996 / 2.75 million copies) | PS1

22nd - Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City (2012 / 2.70 million copies) | PS3, Xbox 360

23rd - Resident Evil: Revelations (2013 / 2.50 million copies) | PS3, Xbox 360

24th - Street Fighter 6 (2023 / 2.40 million copies) | PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox Series X | S

25th - Dino Crisis (1999 / 2.40 million copies) | PS1

26th - Resident Evil 4 (2005 / 2.30 million copies) | PS2

27th - Marvel vs. Capcom 3: Fate of Two Worlds (2011 / 2.20 million copies) | PS3, Xbox 360

28th - Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite (2017 / 2.20 million copies) | PC, PS4, Xbox One

29th - Devil May Cry (2001 / 2.16 million copies) | PS2

30th - Lost Planet 2 (2010 / 2.10 million copies) | Blackberry, PC, PS3, Xbox 360

31st - Onimusha 2: Samurai's Destiny (2002 / 2.10 million copies) | PS2

32nd - Onimusha: Warlords (2001 / 2.02 million copies) | PS2

33rd - Monster Hunter Tri (2009 / 1.90 million copies) | Wii

34th - Street Fighter X Tekken (2012 / 1.90 million copies) | PS3, Xbox 360

35th - Dead Rising (2006 / 1.80 million copies) | Xbox 360

36th - Monster Hunter Stories 2: Wings of Ruin (2021 / 1.80 million copies) | PC, Switch

37th - Mega Man 11 (2018 / 1.80 million copies) | PC, PS4, Switch, Xbox One

38th - Lost Planet: Extreme Condition (2006 / 1.70 million copies) | Xbox 360

39th - Devil May Cry 2 (2003 / 1.70 million copies) | PS2

40th - Onimusha 3: Demon Siege (2004 / 1.52 million copies) | PS2

That's pretty much it. In case I missed a few things, I'll update the list whenever I can.

Happy 40th anniversary, @official-capcom (Capcom)!

[hugagap]

Best selling Sega Megadrive (Sega Genesis) games. (Shorts)

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[shelley-rants]

Best Sellers in Video Games

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[fuze-forge-games]

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[teratomatica]

and if you are loved by many people, i'm sure that everyone will be able to see you someday

[bbnibini]

In my retirement phase with my equally geriatric husband 🥰

[indecisive-dizzy]

I've been thinking about Frank again and it lead me to remember how Bad he is at chess. So here are my Neighborhood Chess headcanons! 🏠♟️

Frank - Horrible at chess, takes forever to make a move, constantly overthinking, but can recite the textbook rules word for word.

Julie - God at chess. The Chess Master, Undefeated Champion (Chesspion?). She's only ever lost One game and it was against Jonesy back in the cave. They don't talk about it.

Barnaby - Knows how to play chess but would rather mess with the other player (Frank) and use slight of hand to steal/replace pieces on the board. Good at chess while cheating, decent without.

Howdy - Knows how to play chess but always tries to make trades/offers to the other player to swindle a win. "My pawn for your knight! What do ya say?" Is decent at chess but impatient and breaks the rules.

Eddie - Forgot how to play chess, completely wings it. The first time he played with Frank he felt bad when he won. He had literally just copied Frank's moves for half the game because he didn't know what he was doing. Still feels bad when he wins against Frank. Bad at chess but only because he doesn't remember how to play. Would be decent if he remembered.

Wally - Julie taught him how to play chess. Takes a while to move but unlike Frank there's a benefit. Is very quiet when playing. Says "That's the Most!" everytime he wins. Good at chess.

Poppy - Very anxious when playing. Has trouble moving the pieces but makes her moves as fast as possible to get the game over with. Gets overwhelmed, is bad at chess.

Sally - Pretends to be Very good at chess, the best even, practically invented it! Is actually mediocre. She turns the game into a dramatic tale everytime. Monologues over every piece she loses and makes up a piece of story with every move. No one wants to play chess with her except Wally and Julie. Frank only does so because he is determined to win One game of chess and Sally is second worst. She lost to Eddie once and never played chess with him again.

Home - Can't play without assistance. What do you expect he's a house? Houses don't have hands, silly! If someone (Wally) helps move the pieces he's good at chess. No one knows where Home learned how to play chess. Somehow still beats Frank even if no one helps.

[werewolf-cuddles]

Gotta love Nintendo bitching about Yuzu allowing over a million people to pirate The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom before launch, as if the game didn't sell 10 times that at launch.

They're literally just using that as an excuse to go after emulation again. And the scary part is the idea that this time, they could potentially succeed.

Yes, Connectix and Bleem set legal precedent for emulation being ruled as fair use, but those cases are over two decades old. If Nintendo actually wins their lawsuit against Yuzu, that could set a dangerous precedent for the legality of emulation.

Anyway, it is always morally correct to pirate Nintendo games.

[simplydnp]

Sometimes I think Dan and Phil are totally platonic besties and then other times I’m convinced they fuck on the daily. I think they do it on purpose and it’s honestly iconic.

kind of the best thing is that they are that and everything in between. you can tell they just like being around each other. they've made content together for 15 years and the large majority of it was done in the strictly platonic sense for their audience. and they were still having so much fun with it. we're in the 'we know you know' era now so we get to see flashes of different dynamics they have, but they absolutely have more we Don't get to see bc they're not for us.

they like each other. stupidly fond of each other. spending time together doesn't feel exhausting. they're best friends and each others' harshest critics while being the biggest hypeman and also safe space.

dnp's relationship with us, their audience, always has been and always will be different than any other content creators. part of it is how they accumulated it, but another part is just the massive history we have with them. they Get us. they Know us. they're silly goofy sarcastic guys who love us and hate us sometimes. theyre grateful but careful too. they like to rile us up, just like they do each other. it's a love language, teasing, and we've shown positive responses to it over the years. i like to say that my relationship with dnp is antagonistic sometimes--cause i know they're pushing my buttons on purpose. and ykw? it's fun! it's fun for us and it's fun for them because they have the control. i know anything they let out is cause they chose to let it out because they Know how we are. so yes they absolutely adore messing with us. we're a funny bunch.

[stealingpotatoes]

Favorite random side character that appeared for like 0.5 seconds (any Fandom really)

oh if its any fandom thats easy, it's absolutely miss white from dishonored. she's in one single mission of dh1, she shows up, slags off the hosts, potentially steals their shit, and flirts with you. and to top it all off she's super divorced w the man she talks to there. 10/10 best character ever

[themintman]

my savior 😍😍😍

[infernothechaosgod]

Were so back boys

[megafreeman]

The worst part is that Volition was on the edge of entering a new golden age. They were getting ready to completely stop with the Saints Row series and delve into new IPs and adventures. There were talks about reviving the Red Faction series too. Even had the original Red Faction's writer on board for this one.

And it looked so great for them too, with Gearbox's help that is. They pretty much cleared the studio of all the bad apples (the upper management that sabotaged Agents of Mayhem), had a lot of the old staff that worked on SR1 and SR2 brought back specifically for reboot that were ready to delve into new franchises too, upgraded several of its departments (they were supposed to finally get their own marketing department. There are people at Volition that got laid off that have worked less than 6 months there), didn't have to answer to crackheads from Deep Silver (check out flippy's latest video on more info about that), even had Randy Pitchford himself give Volition his stamp of approval because "Volition needs to be Volition to make good games".

They were actually getting ready to make a game they were truly passionate about, without any micromanagement from Deep Silver ruining it in order to keep it "market safe".

It sucks how now they'll never get that redemption arc. They'll never get a chance to make a game from start to end. Not even selling millions could've saved them.

[jacqcrisis]

Hello! Sorry if you're tired of talking about your older writing instead of the current works which I also love, but I wanted to say I love your characterization(s) of Charon throughout your work and I was wondering if you had any tips on understanding his character's core/just how to write him true to form?

Listen. Listen. I can talk about Charon all day. I love him. I have other hades AUs I haven’t even talked about on here that I think about often to this day and if I ever get the itch, they will be written.

And that’s very kind of you to say. Idk if I write him true to any form, but I am extremely anal about keeping characters as in character as possible. Or at the very least, as believably in character as I can. When I plan on writing a character for a longer fic, whether AU or not, I usually try to find out everything about them and break them down to the bone before building it back up. What is in canon that I can use to build back a believable skeleton that is fleshed by what I can infer from the bones underneath?

So core character concepts for Charon that are in canon that I use:

Greedy - he likes him gold and him stuff. No matter what universe you are writing in, this is one of, if not, the biggest driving factor for any job or hobby he has. He wants money, he likes money, and he knows how to make money.

Protective - of his things, his lifestyle, and the people he cares about. He’ll fight Zagreus, who he likes, if he touches his shit. One of the few emotions you can get out of him in game is anger at possibly uncovering his ‘thing’ with Hermes. He keeps Persephone’s location a secret (thereby protecting her) because either he cares for her or because Nyx does and Charon cares about his mom.

Difficult to discern - in part because he’s a big spooky skull man whose face you can’t see and who doesn’t talk, but it also seems to be mostly on purpose. Charon can communicate, given what other characters know more about him, but he specifically chooses not to. What you come to know about him, you find out through context clues, what other people say, and your own sleuthing which leads to-

Extremely private and disinterested in other people’s opinions about him - to the point, he doesn’t care what the GODS THEMSELVES think. All of them think he’s vile and nasty (save for Hermes). The people he’s close with know the kind of person he is, and that’s what matters. On top of that, he has his secrets, and he keeps them hidden, one of these secrets being who he is as a person. 

Independent - Nyx states she doesn’t worry about him because he’s extremely good at doing his own thing and he likes it that way, unlike her other failsons. His intentions are all on his own, and he doesn’t answer to anyone; not her, not Hades, not the gods, only himself. If he is helping someone, it is for his own reasons (maybe because he cares, probably because of money, possibly because Hermes asked).

Clever - He’s literally the head of an underground smuggling ring in game. Like this man knows how to do shit, make money, and get away with it. He’s capable of thinking many steps ahead, and able to plan for the long con.

Methodical - He's got his routine. He rows his boat. He counts his coin. He's mans his shops. He does things his way. He has his methods and he sticks to them.

Patient - that one's a gimme. He’s older than most of the gods and paddles a ferry around at the pace of molasses and doesn’t speak and does nothing to really speed Zagreus’ plight along. Clearly he understands and practices patience. 

Good Fighter - he’ll beat your ass.

Asexual (of some kind) - Aphrodite directly states she can’t get to Charon as he only ‘lusts after coin’. He is immune to machinations of the goddess of sex and beauty. But not the god of merchants, clearly.

A Gentleman - by Hermes’ opinion. Hermes really likes Charon. Please say hi to him for Hermes because- 

Charon Really Likes Hermes - no matter what you think is going on between them, if it’s just friendship, or professional associates, or he’s in love, this is canon. He ignores everyone at the party for Hermes and vice versa. He’s very protective of the thing they have going on. He specifically lets Hermes into the Underworld far enough that Zeus can’t sense him anymore. Hermes hangs out in his shop. Hermes boon is THE MOST EXPENSIVE ONE AT HIS LAST SHOP NO MATTER WHAT. I cannot stress how much Charon gives Hermes a pass and how much Hermes seemingly knows about him despite the other core concepts listed above I just- I- AH

Anyways, from those bones, you can start to infer and build back a believable version of the character for whatever you are writing. Is he kind and thoughtful? Probably, given how the people who know him talk about him. Is he loyal? Given how he acts in regards to his inner circle, you could say yes. Does he have a temper? Probably not, given he doesn’t care much about other people’s opinions nor reacts very much to anything in canon save for very specific circumstances. Is he lonely? Probably, on some level considering he’s alone all the time and how protective he is of his buddy, etc, etc, etc. 

The bones justify what you are putting on top of them and with that, for whatever thing you're writing, you can build up a believable version of a character. Even in the most extreme of AUs, like in the 70’s and on a beach in America or maybe in a dnd type universe where a character might be a lich for…reasons, as long as the core concepts are in place and every decision or authorial deviation from canon the characters make stem from those, it will be fine.

[epicwin64]

Aerith “the G is short for gangsta” Gainsborough

[moeblob]

He's a wonderful boy and before I knew anything about him gave him a best friend in the form of a wolf. A good boy deserves a good boy! I do like him but he sadly didn't keep up level-wise and I can no longer really use him in my run. I would like to use him more in a second play through (if I can beat the game first oops).