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Capcom downgrade its earnings forecast for the fiscal year ending in March due to the disappointing sales of Resident Evil 6. The sequel is just the most recent in a string of high profile failures for a company in dire need of renewal.Not for the first time and likely not for the last time, Capcom has had to downgrade its financial forecast for the financial year that ends on March 31, 2013. The delay of Monster Hunter 4, the latest sequel in the evergreen role-playing game that's kept Capcom's domestic business in Japan so healthy over the last decade, is in part responsible for the company's downgraded expectations, but it wasn't the primary offender. Resident Evil 6 is the real reason behind Capcom's lowered expectations."Sales of the major new title Resident Evil 6 were initially strong, but subsequently weakened," reads Capcom's advisory to investors, "As a result, sales for this title are certain to fall short of the plan."Capcom's expectations for Resident Evil 6 were certainly ambitious. At the beginning of the fiscal year, Capcom expected the latest entry in its long-running horror series to sell 7 million copies, more than three times the sales expectations for its closest expected bestseller, DmC: Devil May Cry. The expectation wasn't unwarranted, however. Resident Evil 5 sold 5 million copies during its first two months of availability in 2009, a sell-through rate of 100 percent of the companies first shipment of the game.