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Oh my lord is this game hard. Mega Man Zero on the GameBoy (now on the Virtual Console) is the opposite of a pushover. If that’s too nail-chewingly tough for you, perhaps you’re more in the mood for a little old school grappling?

Capcom has a pair of Devil May Cry remakes coming next year for the Xbox One and PS4 with DMC: Definitive Edition and Devil May Cry 4.

Capcom’s next Street Fighter installment will be a Sony exclusive (well, it’ll be on the PC too), and is looking like a Dragon Punched-up SFIV.

Is the next Street Fighter title a PlayStation exclusive? It certainly looks that way.

You’ll be playing a whole new Resident Evil adventure this coming Winter. Oh, and guess who’s back?

Some of the coolest art books in the biz are made by publisher Udon, and all of them are on sale right now.

Feast your eyes on a brand new buffet of screens for Capcom’s latest remake of the one and only original Resident Evil.

Jason Hawronsky was born in North Dakota and moved to Texas when he was five years old. Jason lived in Texas until he graduated high school, and eventually moved to Germany on a congressional scholarship for a few years. His hobbies include gaming of all kinds, sports– Specifically hockey being …

Capcom’s upcoming Resident Evil Revelations sequel will be delivered episodically over the course of a month and definitely has the old RE charm.

Continuing with the Resident Evil reveals today, Capcom has premiered a trailer for their latest revision of the original Resident Evil and taken the wraps off a few details for the game.

Resident Evil Revelations is coming back to consoles with what may or may not be a direct sequel to the 3DS original.

Mega Man 6 arrives on the eShop Virtual Console and, for the first time, Disney Infinity is available for free download- you’ll still need to invest in a few figures and a base to actually play though.

A sequel to one of the best last-gen Resident Evil titles has been outed by Xbox.com, which listed the game as Biohazard Revelations 2, complete with box art.

One of the best fighting games in recent years gets even better, but is it worth the upgrade?

The original is coming back to scare a whole new console generation… and the last one too.

Publisher Udon is pretty well known at this point for making some of the most gorgeous Capcom-inspired comics and art books out there, and that’s a fact that they’ll be focusing on in their booth at this year’s show.