In 2011, a Real Monster Hunter event was held at Universal Studio’s Japan featuring life-sized villages, weapons and monsters including a lize-sized model of the Silver Rathalos (pictured below) With Monster Hunter 4 set for

Resident Evil 6, Devil May Cry 4, Dead Rising 2, Super Street Fighter IV and Mega Man 10.  If you haven’t bought those games for fear of ripping out your budget, fret not, Capcom

Breath of Fire was one of the more memorable and arguably on of the most requested titles for a remake. During Capcom’s recently held Network Game Conference for online, social and mobile titles, fans received

With the release of the game set for next month, Capcom has released a new trailer for it’s massive mash-up title with Sega and Namco Bandai, Project X Zone. The new trailer highlights Capcom characters which

Project X Zone is set for release on June 25 for North America and July 5 for Europe and with that, Namco Bandai has shared a bit more info for the game like a limited

The epic mash up of Namco Bandai, SEGA and Capcom, Project X Zone will be coming to the US this June. The game focuses on events circulating around an ancient treasure called the ‘Portalstone’, where a

Here’s another 1up for the 3DS vs Vita debate. Project X Zone is a massive game by Banpresto and Monolith Soft, featuring over 50 characters from 29 historic game franchises by three of Japan’s most

Seems like crossovers are the new thing in town and the mysterious collaboration between three big game companies in the orient has been revealed via this week’s

Capcom has revealed a new trailer at this years GamesCon for Street Fighter X Tekken unveiling the Cross Arts attack system and several new characters added to the

While a lot of gamers love Capcom for their contributions to the gaming industry, they are slowly accumulating a lot of flak and angry customers from the company’s dalliance with DRM. The story for today

No pun intended but hot damn! This will likely be the biggest Monster Hunter Event ever, both figuratively and literally. The event name is a quite a handful

Capcom’s current cash cow Monster Hunter Portable 3rd (that’s the PSP version of Monster Hunter Tri for the Wii) has reached an epic milestone for both the company and the game franchise.  The game

Did I somehow mess up the title? Nope, you’re reading that right. Namco and Capcom will be pooling their resources together to create two games instead of just one: Street Fighter X