Street Fighter V finally gets the story Capcom promised
If you walk up and tell me that narrative is the most important part of Street Fighter, I won’t be able to control the...
Street Fighter V’s North American championships kick off November 4
Hopefully, Red Bull is not a performance-enhancing drug, because Street Fighter pros are probably gonna get to drink a lot of it at an...
Capcom’s net sales increased 20% thanks to Monster Hunter
The Japanese developer and publisher revealed its financial results for the fiscal year ending on March 31, 2016 today, and it revealed that net sales for the company rose 19.8 percent from last year to 77,021 million yen ($711 million). Operating income was up 13.7 percent to 12,029 million yen ($111 million).
This Monster Hunter Generations newb is as clumsy as he is stupid (update)
I’ve never had someone take away a Nintendo 3DS from me during a developer visit before. I suck at Monster Hunter. I respect it, but...
Mega Man and Monster Hunter lead Capcom’s new mobile onslaught
Capcom is going to make a new push to mobile, and it’s using some of its biggest brands to help it succeed. Mega Man...
Street Fighter V’s March update finally launches next week — and without a real-money store
Procrastinators all know that if you have a month to finish something, you’ll figure out a way to ensure the task takes all of...
Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 4 nearly outsold Street Fighter V on PlayStation 4 (correction)
Correction: The PlayStation 4 SKU of Naruto Shippuden outsold the various individual Street Fighter V SKUs on PS4. But when you combine the multiple...
Machine Zone’s Mobile Strike tops Far Cry: Primal in Super Bowl month ad spending
Machine Zone blew away the competition in the Mobile & Video Games category this month for TV advertising, with spending estimated at three times...
Capcom’s had enough of your crap, Street Fighter V rage quitters
You better get your finger off that Ethernet cable, because Capcom is no longer going to suffer people who pull the cord on their Internet....
Capcom boosts its rerelease strategy with Resident Evil 4, RE5, and RE6 for PS4 and Xbox One
Capcom announced today that Resident Evil 6, RE 5, and RE 4 are coming to PlayStation 4 and Xbox One throughout the year as digital downloads. They’ll each cost $20. The series has sold over 66 million copies, making it one of Capcom’s most important franchises.