Take your pawn for a test drive
An article on Gaminformer's website revealed that Capcom will be releasing a demo for their upcoming title Dragon's Dogma. The demo will let you try out two classes against one mythical creature each. The strider, possibly a reference to their strider games, will pair off against a flying griffin, while the aptly named fighter takes on a chimera.
Is an interactive anime right for you? Please sit down; Doctor Julian will be seeing you shortly.
Every now and again a game will come along that defies classification. Such is the case with Asura’s Wrath, a mysterious game from CyberConnect2 and Capcom. Announced with little fanfare and even less information, Asura’s Wrath has been a difficult game to peg. Is it an action game? Is it a simple beat-'em-up, ala Final Fight? Is it a modern day Dragon’s Lair? Well, before I can answer those questions, I will need to perform a full physical of your gaming and anime tastes; please drop your pants. No? Well, you’ll need to at least fill out this questionnaire.
The Number 1 Contender for Fighting Game Champion.
This generation has been extremely kind to the fighting game enthusiast. Not only have we seen the rebirth of franchises such as Street Fighter, SoulCalibur and King of Fighters, but we have seen things happen that were previously unlikely for the genre. Nobody thought we would see Marvel vs. Capcom 3 after 10 years, yet last year we got not one, but two different versions of the long-awaited sequel.
New chapters in the story mode are also on the way.
Asura's Wrath is now available and Capcom is already announcing its plans to support the game with extra content. The most interesting piece of DLC is the crossover with Street Fighter's Ryu. The two will seemingly be battling in a Street Fighter-esque framework, complete with fighting game mechanics.
A prototype cartridge of this unreleased port has become available. Below you'll find nearly 20 minutes of unreleased in-game footage.
Take a look a some gameplay footage of Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3 for the PlayStation Vita which will be available on February 22, 2012.
A demonstration of the feature, ability card, that is possible to use in the Heroes & Heralds mode of Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3.
Yet another publisher is seeing losses in 2011.
Capcom may have had some high profile titles released in 2011, such as Marvel vs. Capcom 3, Resident Evil: The Mercenaries 3D and Dead Rising 2: Off The Record, but that hasn't prevented the company home to Mega Man and Bionic Commando from experiencing significant losses in sales in 2011.
Showing what the 3DS is capable of.
Resident Evil Revelations is shaping up to be one of the richest titles in the series. It's hard to believe that such a feature packed game could be found on a portable system. If the overall tone of the demo is any indicator, Revelations is on track to be just as important as any of the console entries in the series.
Also known as Ace Attorney 5.
Believe it or not, the Ace Attorney series has just turned 10 in Japan. To celebrate the anniversary, Capcom held an event in Japan where they announced their plans to produce the fifth mainline entry in the series. The company offered no information about the game, simply the logo and that production has begun. Platform, international release, and protagonist are all currently unknown.
