Capcom Financials Fy17
Capcom sales up to $782.5 million as it eyes stronger mobile performance
Hoping to "break through the current situation" with big IPs
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One of the most famous Japanese games companies, Capcom is probably still best known for its Street Fighter series.
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Capcom Financials Q3 Fy17
Capcom all but forgets mobile as profits limp along to $24.4 million
Toware no Paruma was a top grossing game in Q2, not Q3
Exploring Options
Capcom's Monster Hunter Explore resurfaces in Taiwan after cancellation of global launch
What could it mean?
Capcom Financials Q2 Fy16
Capcom talks up VR potential as profits slump to $3.86 million
Digital Contents business sees some growth
Dream Jobs
Meet Capcom, Bandai Namco and Hothead at Pocket Gamer Connects Vancouver's Careers Fair
Still time to get involved
Hiring Now
How to get a job at Capcom Vancouver
Senior Recruiter Tracey Saretsky shares insights
Monster Downloads
Monster Hunter Explore surpasses 3 million downloads
Worldwide launch expected sometime this year
Core Centre
Capcom consolidations all mobile operations to aggressive focus on own IP games
Beeline Interactive dissolved
Financials
Capcom sees FY15 Q1 mobile sales drop 26% to $14 million
Looking to Asia for future growth
Mobile muddles causes Capcom shareholders to lift block on hostile takeovers
Takeover defence plans scrapped
Big In Japan
Colopl on the up, Capcom on the slide, Cygames getting drunk?
Weekly digest from Tokyo
Capcom takes a $48 million charge on underperforming mobile and PC online games
FY14 net income downgraded by $19 million
Monetizer Special: Analysing hard-to-soft currency conversion rates in F2P games that use a 'percentage fill' IAP economy
Delving into the guts of F2P monetisation techniques
It's like Chartboost for Japan - Sega's Noah Pass now reaches over 33 million players
51 companies on board
Stateside: What mobile and console game developers need to learn from each other
Size matters
PocketGamer.biz Week That Was: King's going to IPO on the back of $1 billion Candy Crush Saga sales while Facebook buys WhatsApp for $19 billion
The past 7 days in bite-sized portions
Digging deep down: It's time to introduce a sense of balance to the sexism debate
Why jumping the gun does more harm than good
PocketGamer.biz Week That Was: Flappy Bird causes a flap, Dungeon Keeper creates a stir, and Puzzle & Dragons tops $1 billion
The past 7 days in bite-sized portions
Competition and lack of releases sees sales slide 39% at Capcom Mobile
Nine months of pain
Capcom sees mobile and console as two separate markets
But crossover success not ruled out
Capcom heralds 5 year plan to get to grips with mobile
Adding 100 developers per annum to workforce
Big in Japan: Good news for Colopl and GREE, while Capcom's got rhythm
Weekly digest from Tokyo
Over 550 signed up to PG Connects as we countdown to 20 January
Join them (and us) at London's Vinopolis
Capcom blames 'fierce competitive environment' for mobile decline
Lack of major titles also an issue
They're All Hot
Top 50 Mobile Game Developers of 2013
The shakers, makers and movers
As Resident Evil 6 fails to meet sales expectations, Capcom's mobile gaming division remains strong
Beeline surpasses 86 million total downloads
Capcom's social subsidiary Beeline scores Ghostbusters IP for mobile move
A social successor to Smurfs' Village?
Capcom doubles down with GREE, planning 6 releases including Dead Rising
While Japan gets more card battlers
Smartphone and handheld games can co-exist, claims Capcom's Christian Svensson
There's overlap, but not erosion
Capcom reinforces mobile structure; Beeline to expand, now reports direct to Japan
GREE and Mobage targets for new domestic teams
Capcom Mobile plans to release at least 18 games before March 2012
Revving up the pipeline
Snoopy goes social with Beeline as Capcom picks up Peanuts licence
Series of social games on the way
Capcom sets up second key business unit Beeline to target social mobile games
Rebrands US operation, set up new Asian outfit
Are dodgy in-app purchases behind Smurfs' Village's top-grossing status?
Making more than birds angry
Capcom Mobile to release three freemium iOS games
Lil' Pirates, Zombie Café and TBA kid's licence
Adequate App Store performance isn't enough to balance Capcom's console shortfall
Remains secondary market for big publishers
Discovery Channel licenses TV shows to mobile developers
Capcom and Hands-On Mobile to deliver Discovery games
Interview: Capcom Mobile talks Europe and the US
Midori Yuasa on why the two markets are more similar than you think
Capcom merges North American and European mobile operations
Also debuts new Capcom Mobile brand
Capcom reveals 3m mobile sales of Who Wants To Be A Millionaire
That'll be why they're extending the licence then