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Capcom want PC to be their main platform and make up 50% of salesEveryone wants a piece of the PC now
Everyone wants a piece of the PC now
There’s no shortage of developers reafirming a love for PC as a platform lately. Segawant to do more PC ports. Atari have restructured and shifted focusto consoles and PC. Capcom too, are now saying that they want PC to be their main platform with an equal share of their game sales within the next two years. Hey, maybe the next Monster Hunter game could get a simultaneous launch. That’d be a dream.
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Capcom have had a busy year for PC games both old and new. They launchedResident Evil Villageglobally cross-platform in May, which had sold 4.5 million copies across all platforms as of theirlatest financial reportin June. They releasedThe Great Ace Attorney Chroniclesin English and on PC for the first time. Just this week they’veannounced a PC port launch dateforMonster Hunter Rise, the second in the long-running series to make it to PC.
With any luck, an even greater focus on PC means more old ports making their way to our platform. Who knows, maybe the third Monster Hunter game to get the PC treatment, whatever and whenever it happens, will be a simultaneous launch on PC and console.
It’s been a real bear not to give in and play Monster Hunter Rise on my Nintendo Switch when folks like Katharine keep calling ither ideal Monster Hunter game.
Ta,PC Gamer.
