With digital platforms like Steam allowing games to continue selling for years following launch, accumulated revenue from catalogue titles has become one of Capcom’s crucial sources of profit, and has indirectly enabled Capcom to invest in rebooting previously dormant IPs.

It doesn't hurt that their games typically aren't a million hours long either. Before Village came out, I could play through Resident Evil 1-7 in a couple of months without rushing.

If steam is 20% and psx is 10%...where's the rest coming from?

It would be hilarious if they decided to discontinue their PlayStation releases now.

Long dormant IPs like Dino Crisis or Final Fight perhaps?

It's probably because they come on sale so often. I have a few games from them I haven't installed yet. It's hard to resist 5 dollar classics.

So youre saying Sonys excuse for stopping PC ports is some bullshit?

This makes sense most decent laptops even play most modern games on low settings unlike 15 years ago where you did need a gaming, laptop or gaming, desktop or gaming system play games. now buying a game system is just for people who really want exclusives or the highest graphic settings

No one reads articles. This is a decline feom 30% last year and Playstation is up, this is utter trash headline

So what is the other 70%? Can't make it out in the article.

Having had a Switch as my only means of gaming for years now managing to get a computer and getting steam I'm not surprised the people prefers it. The catalogue is vastly superior sales are better and if you can handle mods the games have extended lifespans. The store is not easier to use yes since Nintendo's one is fucking basic but not hard to handle either.