Just after Capcom announced that Monster Hunter: Wilderness sales were "soft" this year's Q2 Q2, the company's stock price fell sharply.As of Wednesday's closing, the company's share price was 4,283 yen, but at the opening today, the share price fell 9.5% to a low of 3,874 yen.

Recently, Capcom released its quarterly financial report to June 30. Although net sales increased by 53.7% year-on-year and operating profit increased by 90.8% year-on-year, the company also pointed out that Monster Hunter: Wilderness sales seem to have encountered a bottleneck.

"Monster Hunter: The Wilderness" was released at the end of February, setting a new record for Capcom, with sales of 8 million in the first week and sales of more than 10 million in the first month.However, the company's quarterly financial report from April 1 to June 30 showed that the game only sold 477,000 copies during this period, with a cumulative sales of 10.585 million.

In comparison, "Monster Hunter: Rise", which has been on sale for 4 years, has sold only a little less than "Monster Hunter: Wilderness", reaching 389,000 sets.