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Devil May Cry 5 Posts Record Annual Sales Seven Years After Release Following Netflix Anime Adaptation
Capcom's Devil May Cry 5 has achieved record-high annual sales figures seven years after its initial release, surpassing even its launch-year numbers. The surge is attributed to the Netflix Devil May Cry anime adaptation driving renewed interest in the franchise. Capcom's overall consumer sales data shows repeat titles performing strongly, with cumulative sales continuing to rise.
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Game*Spark focused on the broader Capcom sales data update including multiple titles, while AUTOMATON highlighted the DMC5 record specifically in the context of the Netflix anime; both agree on the core sales milestone.
What we know
- Devil May Cry 5 recorded its highest-ever annual sales figures in a year that falls seven years after its original release.
- The sales spike is widely attributed to the Netflix Devil May Cry anime adaptation boosting franchise visibility.
- Capcom reported that repeat/catalog titles are performing strongly, contributing to an upward trend in total consumer sales.
- The strong DMC5 performance is part of a broader pattern of Capcom back-catalog games benefiting from media adaptations.

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