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Spec Ops’ Richard Pearsey moving on to survival horror. This E3, Masachika Kanata, one of the head producers on the Resident Evil franchise, announced that the writer of Resident Evil 7 would be Richard Pearsey. Pearsey was the head writer of the cult classic shooter, Spec Ops the Line. Other …

The recent demo for Capcom’s Resident Evil 7 is unlike anything before in the franchise. The demo features multiple endings and secrets, and we here at BrutalGamer thought it best to share these with you. ENDINGS 1. The first ending Find the bolt cutters, the tape, play the tape and …

Capcom’s long running horror franchise is back in a big way in early 2017. And Resident Evil VII just might be scariest edition yet.

Just announced at the Xbox press conference, Dead Rising 4 brings a little holiday cheer, and the return of Frank West.

Joining the roster of World Warriors in Capcom’s latest Street Fighter sequel, Guile is set to renew his quest for his formerly-fallen friend.

Call it a sign of the times, but Capcom looks like its going headlong into the world of mobile gaming, and the company is bringing its biggest guns along for the ride. 

Our long-awated Street Fighter V review is finally here. Will fists fly at this location?

Resident Evil 4, 5, and 6 are back and heading to current-generation consoles this year.

Ryu’s saga to control the dark forces within takes him into the wild, all the way to the home of the one-armed hermit Oro.

Capcom’s latest entry in the long-running Street Fighter series is looking great, and has a narrative (of some kind) to back up the one-on-one battling. I guess.

Landing at retail just after Street Fighter V arrives for the PS4, publisher has both Street Fighter Unlimited #4 and Street Fighter V: Charlie Nash #1 hitting in March.

Mega Man, Street Fighter, and Darkstalkers art books are all available now, courtesy of publisher Udon.

Leading the way for the newest Street Fighter comic book series, Street Fighter Unlimited also establishes publisher Udon’s ‘day and date’ digital/physical release offerings.

Udon prints some of the coolest comics based on Capcom’s Street Fighter franchise that’ve ever hit the racks, while Visionborne makes digital comics do all kinds of stuff that print books don’t. add the two together and you’ve got Street Fighter Origin: Akuma.

According to a leaked rating, it looks like Capcom’s last numbered Resident Evil game might be heading to current generation consoles.