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Your one stop for all of Capcom's big news from last week's event in Hawaii.

hy haven’t you heard of this
influential series until now? Sengoku Basara: Samurai Heroes, the next
generation entry in the series, is the first game in the franchise
hitting the U.S. market.

hy haven’t you heard of this
influential series until now? Sengoku Basara: Samurai Heroes, the next
generation entry in the series, is the first game in the franchise
hitting the U.S. market.

Would you believe me if I told you that Lost Planet 2's producer expects casual players
to derive fun in the game by pulling off cool feats by pure luck?

Marvel vs. Capcom 3, producer Ryota
Niitsuma was asked if the Tyrant from the original Resident Evil would
be playable. His answer was very surprising.

This new trailer is packed tight with charm and ghostly possessions.

Ghost Trick's quest begins with the protagonist's death, but the gameplay is as lively as can be.

Here we have a collection of the awesome, highly stylized art for MvC 3.

Come along for the ride while we speculate who these mysterious silhouettes belong to.

Okamiden features the descendants of the original Okami’s cast,
resulting in the same awesome gameplay and a decidedly cuter crew.

Check out Marvel vs. Capcom 3's first trailer and game facts.

Learn about four of the game’s huge cast of main characters in the Captivate 2010
trailer, and check out the protagonists’ individual gameplay videos.

I’ve got the details on how you’ll join SSF IV's online matches, share replays of
crazy bouts, and take part in the brand new Tournament Mode.

Containing two very different locations, we’ve got a first look at Helix
and Back to the Island maps for Lost Planet 2's first DLC.

Here’s a new slew of screenshots, character art, and a cool new trailer
which all showcase the game’s elusive single-player story.

Okamiden sets out to be one of the best-suited games for the DS.

Capcom is treating fans of side-scrolling, arm-swinging action to a sequel to Bionic Commando Rearmed.

Last Wednesday at Captivate 2010 in Honolulu, Hawaii, Keiji Inafune,
creator of Mega Man and Capcom’s head of R&D and online business,
shared some important news about the company's ongoing philosophy.

Thanks to a slip by a Hollywood screenwriter, a couple of new Natal games have been uncovered