Capcom's latest Platinum Titles update shows that Resident Evil games collectively recorded another five million sales between July 1 and September 30, 2026, according to Push Square. Resident Evil 4 led the individual game figures with 1.1 million additional units sold during the period, bringing its lifetime total to 17.1 million.

The figures come from Capcom's updated Platinum Titles list, which tracks the publisher's best-selling games. While multiple franchises contributed to the company's back catalogue sales, the Resident Evil series accounted for a substantial share of the latest reported figures.

Several entries in the franchise recorded additional sales during the three-month reporting period. Resident Evil 2 followed Resident Evil 4 with 600,000 units, while Resident Evil Requiem recorded another 500,000 sales.

The remaining figures for the leading eight titles are as follows:

• Resident Evil 4: 1.1 million sales (17.1 million total)
• Resident Evil 2: 600,000 sales (20.3 million total)
• Resident Evil Requiem: 500,000 sales (8.5 million total)
• Resident Evil 7: Biohazard: 400,000 sales (18.8 million total)
• Resident Evil Village: 400,000 sales (16.2 million total)
• Resident Evil 3: 400,000 sales (14.9 million total)
• Resident Evil HD: 300,000 sales (5.9 million total)
• Resident Evil Zero HD: 200,000 sales (5.8 million total)

Other contributions to the five-million total came from multiple versions of Resident Evil 5 and Resident Evil 6, alongside the two Revelations spin-offs.

Capcom's latest figures also show how Resident Evil 2 compares with Monster Hunter World, the publisher's best-selling game when counting only its base version.

Monster Hunter World added 100,000 sales during the same period, bringing its lifetime total to 22.5 million. Resident Evil 2, meanwhile, gained 600,000 units and reached 20.3 million total sales.

Based on these figures, Push Square suggests that Resident Evil 2 could eventually become Capcom's best-selling game if the sales trend continues.

The source also points to promotional discounts as one factor supporting continued sales of Capcom's older releases. However, none of the Resident Evil games were included in the PS Store Black Friday sale at the time of the original report, despite the series usually receiving discounts during promotional periods.