Capcom posted its latest earnings and revealed that not only is the publisher mostly a PC gaming company now, but 93 percent of its total game sales were digital. And it expects that number to increase over the next 12 months as it gets closer and closer to a nearly all-digital future. On May 13, Capcom shared its financial report for the last fiscal year, which runs from March 2025 to March 2026, and it was mostly good news. Thanks to new releases, like Resident Evil Requiem , and continued sales from older releases, like Monster Hunter Wilds , the Japanese publisher set new company records in “all profit categories” for the ninth year in a row . And a big chunk of that success is because of digital games and Steam. As laid out in the digital contents section of its FY2026 report , over the last 12 months, 93 percent of Capcom’s game sales were digital. This is an increase over 2024 and 2025’s digital sales, which were 90 percent.…