Resident Evil 7 is the best selling instalment of the horror series to date
And it's Capcom's s൩♋econd biggest-selling game of all time. Ever

澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Resident Evil 7 has become the biggest-selli🍒ng instalment of the survival horror franchise. Ever.
In a recent spotted by our pals at , Capcom has confirmed Resident Ev🌟il 7 has sold 7.9 million copies, which means its sold more units than any other Resident Evil game.
While admittedly it's been out longer than either the Resident Evil 2 or 3 remakes – and Capcom disaggregates the sales of its remakes from the original games – in the three and half years since we were first introduced to the Bakers' terrifying home cooking, Res𒅌ident Evil 7 has risen the charts to become the second most successful Capcom game of all time, second only to the astonishing 16.1 million units shifted by monster hit Monster Hunter: World.
Third, fourth, and fifth places in Capcom's bestsellers list are Resident Evil 5, Resident Evil 6, and the 2019 Resident Evil 2 remake respectively (if you're curious, the original game pops up at #8 o🅘n the chart).
澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Resident Evil Village - which apparently 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:is and also isn't Resident Evil 8 -𝓡 allegedly has a lengthier campaign 🦹than Resident Evil 7 and both of the remakes.
As Jordan reported earlier this week, this is according to noted industry insider AestheticGamer, who's established a fairly consistent track record. In a with a follower disappoint൩ed by Resident Evil 3 Remake's length, AestheticGamer said Resident Evil Village will be a much longer game.
"I'm only talking about RE8 right now but people know RE4 is also coming up at this point. RE8 will be the longest RE Engine game to date, & witho𓆉ut saying too much the other stuff coming up should follow a similar trend," they wrote.
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