Are 401Ks and government bonds too boring investment options for you and your family? good news! After the release of the preview version of “Dragon’s Dogma 2”, Capcom’s financial situation is booming, and its stock price has soared to the highest level in a year. This is exciting news for gamers who are thinking about investing, and it is also a milestone in the company’s recent series of popular games.
Capcom stock was valued at 6,168 yen (or $41.70) on March 7, just two days after various critics (including us—we love it) released preview reports of the upcoming fantasy action RPG. Capcom also announced a significant wage increase for Japanese employees on March 6 (thanks VGC). With what appears to be a good game on the way and employee wages rising, Wall Street’s lawsuit looks to be pretty good for the Japanese developer and publisher.
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This is obviously good news for the company, whose overall performance over the last 12 months has been incredible. Street Fighter 6 launched in 2023 and won numerous accolades from fighting game fans and casual gaming enthusiasts alike. Monster Hunter Now is also enjoying continued success on the mobile market, and Capcom seems to have cracked the code on creating a great AR experience.
Getting back to Dragon’s Dogma 2, it’s already proving to be an interesting entry in Capcom’s catalog. It’s Capcom’s first $70 game, and its console frame rate estimates have caused controversy among some fans. But flip the coin and you’ll find some really interesting tidbits about the game.
For my money? I think this game is going to do really well when it releases. Capcom has earned a positive status in people’s minds after releasing several fantastic titles, and the original Dragon’s Dogma’s status as an underappreciated hit should serve as a catalyst for Capcom’s other successes. A large piece creates the ideal environment. Not to mention, it’s going up against Rise of Ronin, which looks pretty good too. Even so, I think Dragon’s Dogma 2 beats out Team Ninja’s release.
what do you think? Will Capcom’s popularity continue to grow? Or has the company peaked now?
