Capcom: Resident Evil 6 successful 'to some degree'
Publisher says record setting shipments of new action game make it somewhat successful; "too early" to make judgement regarding critical response.
Resident Evil 6 did not win praise across the board at launch last month, but the game shipped a Capcom record 4.5 million copies initially. This equals success to "some degree," according to comments from the publisher recently during a question and answer session.
"Resident Evil 6 continues to generate repeat sales in Japan and overseas. Furthermore, initial shipments set a new record for a Capcom title. So this game has been successful to some degree," reads a line from the response.
Regarding the game's critical response, Capcom isn't yet ready to make a judgement.
"We therefore believe it is too early to reach a conclusion about how users view this game. We always listen carefully to the feedback from users and use this information when developing game," the statement reads.
For more on Resident Evil 6, check out GameSpot's review.
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