Nearly 12 years after game director Hideaki Itsuno released Dragon’s Dogma on PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360, Dragon’s Dogma 2 is finally almost here. Since the original game debuted, Capcom has released ...

Gootecks explains details that forced his hand to end long running show Excellent Adventures. In an impromptu video on Twitch earlier today, Ryan "Gootecks" Gutierrez revealed that his company Cross ...

So close, Capcom, and yet so far. 2012 had the potential to be a real banner year for the developer. Starting from the top with a new numbered Resident Evil that had strong buzz, a Street Fighter ...

Remember Me is a cyberpunk, third-person action game from Capcom and Paris-based developer Dontnod Entertainment, set to launch in May 2013 for PS3, Xbox 360 and PC. Remember Me is the new wrapper for ...

Capcom's financial report for the last nine months of 2013 are now in, and while numbers are solid, they do not match up to those in 2012. While net sales were slightly up over the previous year, ...

Long-suffering Capcom fans hoping to see a new Ghosts 'n Goblins, a new Powerstone or simply a downloadable version of Resident Evil 2 for current and next-generation consoles can voice their opinions ...

Capcom is looking pretty good at the end of its first quarter for the year, thanks in no small part to the success of Dragon's Dogma. We've known for a while that Dragon's Dogma has passed 1 million ...

Capcom has announced plans to hire 1,000 new developers over the course of the next 10 years. In an investor Q&A posted to its official site, Capcom noted that “Our goal is to increase the number of ...

Remember Me, Capcom’s new memory-altering IP developed by Dontnod was announced just a few days ago during the publisher’s gamescom press conference. If the game’s futuristic premise intrigues you, ...

Publisher Capcom has announced that, across two unrelated business deals, it has acquired developer K2 along with a four-year hold on the worldwide rights for MotoGP-branded motorcycle racing games.

Wii U‘s seen strong third-party support from Ubisoft, and decent support from publishers such as Electronic Arts, Warner. Bros, and THQ. But what about Capcom? When 3DS was first launched, Capcom came ...