Tag: CAPCOM

There is something uniquely satisfying about a Monster Hunter game. Few series capture the thrill of tracking a towering beast across untamed wilderness, learning...

Mega Man Cyber Wave Pack is more than a collection. It is a celebration of two of Capcom's most inventive RPG series, preserving seventeen adventures that remain every bit as addictive, charming, and surprisingly original today.

Seven years after redefining the character action genre, Devil May Cry 5 arrives on Nintendo Switch 2 in spectacular fashion. Fast, stylish, endlessly replayable and astonishingly smooth in handheld mode, this is one of the finest action games ever made finally finding a perfect portable home.

Capcom's long dormant samurai series finally returns, and after spending time with the latest footage and hands-on impressions, Onimusha: Way of the Sword looks less like a nostalgic revival and more like a confident rebirth. This is not a game chasing trends. It is carving its own path with steel, blood, and purpose.

A thoughtful revival of a unique Mega Man sub-series, blending emotional storytelling with evolving combat, even if its age and repetition occasionally show.

A heartfelt RPG adventure filled with memorable monsters and emotional storytelling, Monster Hunter Stories 3: Twisted Reflection expands the beloved spin-off series in exciting ways.

A haunting evolution of survival horror — Resident Evil Requiem masterfully blends fear, action, and legacy into one of the most complete and emotionally powerful entries the series has ever delivered.

A survival horror masterpiece reborn for portability — Resident Evil 7 on Switch 2 proves true fear doesn’t need the cloud, only a dark room and a pair of headphones.

A gothic horror epic perfectly reborn for portability — Resident Evil Village Gold Edition on Switch 2 delivers fear, spectacle, and emotional closure wherever you dare to play.

A joyful celebration of Disney and Capcom’s golden age — eight timeless adventures preserved with care, proving great game design never goes out of style.