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As Monster Hunter Wilds struggles with "Overwhelmingly Negative" Steam reviews, fans praise Capcom "for listening" as it confirms plans to add permanent Arch-tempered monster variants
By Anna Koselke published
News Permanent event quests might be next for the action RPG

Devil May Cry creator Hideki Kamiya says if Dragon's Dogma's director didn't take over his hack-and-slash series, "there would have been no Bayonetta"
By Scott McCrae published
News "No way we're losing to this"

Despite the 8-year hiatus, Capcom has called Mega Man "one of our most important IPs"
By Scott McCrae published
News "We receive a particularly high volume of inquiries about the Mega Man series from overseas markets, we will continue to focus on expanding this business further"

25 years after launch and 15 years after its last Evo appearance, the legendary Marvel vs Capcom 2 is back on the big stage and we're set for "the largest MvC2 tournament of all time"
By Dustin Bailey published
News When's Mahvel? Not that far off now

I got a nicotine rush and set zombies on fire in this PS1-style survival horror demo, and it's basically Resident Evil on a submarine
By Jasmine Gould-Wilson published
Now Playing Now Playing | Crow Country fans, look no further: Heavy Metal Death Can is the claustrophobic ode to retro horror games you'll want to play next

After fears it wouldn't, Capcom has addressed Monster Hunter Wilds' CPU issues on PC, but it's not out of the woods just yet
By Scott McCrae published
News This doesn't bode well for a potential Switch 2 release

I don't care what Capcom says, Leon not being in Resident Evil Requiem makes no sense
By Jasmine Gould-Wilson published
Opinion Opinion | Yes, I think Leon will be Grace Ashcroft's dad in RE9 and you can't change my mind

Capcom forgot to buff one of the worst and least popular weapons in Monster Hunter Wilds, but the rest of the Title Update 2 balance changes sound pretty good
By Austin Wood published
News Where are my lance buffs, Capcom? I know you're hiding them somewhere
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