capcom President and COO Haruhiro Tsujimoto attributed the company's recent success to a shift from an individual-centric game development mindset to a team-centric culture. Tsujimoto has served as President and COO of Capcom since 2007, sharing leadership duties with his father, Capcom CEO and founder Kenzo Tsujimoto.
Tsujimoto's remarks came at a time when Capcom was celebrating its 43rd anniversary. Although Capcom has struggled at times, the Osaka-based studio has since been on a hot streak with a steady stream of game releases. Capcom to be released in the first half of 2026 Resident Evil Requiem, Monster Hunter Stories 3: Twisted Reflectionsand pragmata On all current generation platforms. As of April, Resident Evil Requiem It sold over 7 million copies worldwide in the first two months following its retail release.
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Capcom once made games with an individual-centric mentality, but that's since disappeared. In a Famitsu interview (later translated by Automaton Media), Tsujimoto said that Capcom had adopted a team-oriented development cycle rather than its previous approach, which relied on the creative vision of a single developer. Individual game developers like Hideo Kojima and Hideki Kamiya are inherently tied to the games they make, but if they leave the studio, they risk leaving some franchises behind. He declined to name specific developers, but said there are limits to individual-led game releases, especially when it comes to pleasing company shareholders. Tsujimoto said, “If that person doesn't make it, there won't be a next work. The direction of the series is tied to the thoughts of one creator.” The company's changes have already paid dividends as Capcom continues to release hot games.
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Tsujimoto said that with the change to a team-based mindset, Capcom didn't care if game sales temporarily slowed down because the team-based approach allowed Capcom to change dramatically. Additionally, the knowledge is not limited to just one person, but can be passed on to the next generation of game developers working on the series. Tsujimoto said. pragmataCapcom's new IP, demonstrates the company's team-based mentality. pragmata More than 2 million units were sold worldwide within 20 days of launch.
Despite Capcom's recent success, the Osaka studio isn't just focused on the IPs that brought it recent success. In Capcom's 2025 integrated report, Tsujimoto stated that the company plans to release ports of past IPs and new games, including: Devil May Cry, mega manand Ace Lawyer. Given that Capcom has multiple IPs in its repertoire, it's still unknown what the gaming giant has planned.
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Throughout the remainder of 2026, Capcom will be releasing gritty action games. Onimusha: Path of the Sword September 25th. Free demo coming soon Onimusha The title is now available for players to try out on Steam, PS5, and Xbox Series X/S. 2027 will be full of titles, just like Capcom Monster Hunter Wild: Ascendance, Mega Man: Dual Overrideand resident evil veronica Currently in development.
