Tag: Capcom

By now, we all know about the collection of Mega Man Classic titles released in North America several years ago under the title Mega Man Anniversary Collection. Japan never got this game, but they did, however, get the first six NES Rockman games re-released on the original PlayStation console. What’s more, they had the opportunity […]

In a thread on Capcom Unity, Christian “Sven” Svensson confirmed that a new wave of PSOne (PSX, PS1) games are coming to the PlayStation Network’s “PSOne Classics” collection.  While he couldn’t confirm which ones are coming, he details that these are only the first and not the last Capcom games that will reach the online […]

Over on the Capcom*Unity forums, fans continue to exist in torment as Capcom’s Senior Community Manager, Seth “S-Kill” Killian continues to withhold his knowledge of one last mysterious secret which has yet to be discovered in Mega Man 9. After a number of tasteless taunts and insults in the Ask Capcom thread dedicated to the […]

More petitioning to Capcom for Mega Man Legends 3, this time coming from gaming blog Scrawl, where one Sal feels Capcom should be focusing on the sought after continuation instead of other franchise sequels like the recently announced Dead Rising 2 and Lost Planet 2. I don’t know if I can exactly agree there, since […]

As reported by Siliconera, Capcom’s Q&A conference call for the third quarter of the fiscal year reveals the company is considering more DS titles besides the Ace Attorney game currently in the works. I was a little surprised to realize that, despite the great success of the DS, Capcom only released a few DS titles […]

Capcom of Japan released its earnings report for the third quarter of the financial year, and things aren’t pretty, but they aren’t bleak either. Net sales dropped 8.6 percent from last year, while net income dropped 95% from this same time last year. Capcom stated the reason for the decline is not having any flagship […]

We live in a rather questionable time as far as ethics go. The internet has made everything digital, and everything accessible. It’s hard to distinguish what is right and wrong in the view of the law, and more so what is right and wrong in the view of our own personal moral structure. The two […]