iGamesNews
  • Home
  • Forum
  • PC
  • Sony
    • PlayStation
    • Ps5
  • Nintendo
    • Switch
  • Microsoft
    • Xbox One
  • Mobile
    • Android
    • Ios
  • Reviews
    • Guides
No Result
View All Result
  • Home
  • Forum
  • PC
  • Sony
    • PlayStation
    • Ps5
  • Nintendo
    • Switch
  • Microsoft
    • Xbox One
  • Mobile
    • Android
    • Ios
  • Reviews
    • Guides
No Result
View All Result
iGamesNews
No Result
View All Result

Capcom raises employee salaries by 30%

oriXone by oriXone
April 1, 2022
in Microsoft, Xbox One
0
Capcom raises employee salaries by 30%

Capcom appears above the skyline with news that shows not all studios are embroiled in unfortunate legal disputes. The company responsible for Resident Evil has decided to increase the salaries of its employees to “promote strategic investment in personnel”.

The news comes from Capcom official site face what will be the fiscal results of 2021 which will arrive in May of this year. After a season of absolute h its such as Resident Evil Village with over 5.7 million copies and Monster Hunter Rise with 7.7 million on Switch alone, among many others, it’s interesting that the developer has thought of reward its employees.

Capcom at the service of its employees

Capcom’s intention is to invest in the employees who have been part of the brutal success achieved in recent years and the announcement of a new episode of Street Fighter has also helped to continue to raise the brand to the top. According to what the company states, “they will address social issues and improve corporate values ​​by building a relationship of trust between employees and shareholders.”

Without leaving Japan we have another good example, and it is that Bandai Namco has the idea of ​​following the same steps, considerably increasing the initial salary which was 232,000 yen and has been updated to 290,000. Hopefully the same practices reach other development studios in other parts of the world.

Capcom increases the salary of its employees by 30% - It's never a bad time to update your CV and send it to Capcom, which will strongly bet on the development of its employees.

Gabriel Fuentes

Gabriel Fuentes

Translator and localizer of video games passionate about retro titles and simulators. He’s never let go of a controller since he got an Atari 2600.

Tags: CapcomEmployeeraisessalaries
Previous Post

a living room with Matt Smith (Doctor Who) on the bill

Next Post

Epic Games holding a special State of Unreal event

oriXone

oriXone

I started playing Xbox a lot thanks to Call of Duty online. Since then I haven't stopped playing competitive online.

Related Posts

Microsoft

Gears of War 3 (2011) for Xbox 360

May 22, 2022
Microsoft

Event announced for June 16th

May 22, 2022
Microsoft

V Rising is a bestseller, surpassing half a million in just three days

May 22, 2022
Microsoft

Xbox Series S is simply next-gen

May 22, 2022
Microsoft

Redout II is delayed and will have to wait until June.

May 22, 2022
Microsoft

A new DC Justice League game is coming in 2023

May 22, 2022
Next Post

Epic Games holding a special State of Unreal event

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

  • Connected speaker: Take control of your home with the Echo Dot!
  • Samsung Blockchain, manage and trade cryptocurrencies from your mobile
  • HBM2 memory: characteristics, strengths and weaknesses
  • Gears of War 3 (2011) for Xbox 360
  • Animal Cross Encyclopedia will teach kids about creatures and critters that Blathers failed to do
  • Home
  • Contact Us
  • Privacy Policy
  • Contact Us
  • Cookies
  • Privacy Policy

© 2021 IgamesNews - The Best Video Game Website in English.

No Result
View All Result
  • Home
  • Forum
  • PC
  • Sony
    • PlayStation
    • Ps5
  • Nintendo
    • Switch
  • Microsoft
    • Xbox One
  • Mobile
    • Android
    • Ios
  • Reviews
    • Guides

© 2021 IgamesNews - The Best Video Game Website in English.