Capcom cited a “big increase in sales from one year earlier because of new DLC associated with major titles” with regard to their digital business.

Dragon’s Dogma performance in Japan, a strong start to Resident Evil 6, and social games performing well led to an increase in profits by 355.1% for Capcom.

That’s the highest number of pre-orders for a Resident Evil game since 2005.

Downloadable content is what’s helping Capcom maintain their revenue from traditional games.

Dragon’s Dogma has exceeded expectations in Japan, but struggled in the overseas market, Capcom say.

“Sales of Street Fighter X Tekken have fallen short of our plan,” a Capcom executive confirmed during an investor Q&A meeting.

Mario Party 9 isn’t tired of partying just yet! And neither are a whole bunch of other games.

Street Fighter X Tekken sales were way off from Capcom’s forecast, while Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City was a little closer.

Japan gobbled up 1.6 million copies of Monster Hunter Tri G, Capcom reports in their end of 2012 fiscal year report.

Media Create report that Operation Raccoon City sold through most of its shipment on both the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360.

Capcom’s Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City debuts at the top of the charts, with Gust’s Ciel no Surge at #4.

Additionally, the NPD Group report that Kid Icarus: Uprising did rather well, too.

In the first level, you meet the most dangerous and terrifying enemies in the game: the Spec Ops. These are the first enemies that you fight and remain the biggest threat throughout the game.

Sherry Birkin looks like she’ll be making an appearance somewhere down the line as well.