The series went into a slump in the years that followed, which led to Capcom changing tack completely with the seventh game.
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After 30 Years at Capcom, Hideaki Itsuno Heads Up Tencent’s New Lightspeed Japan StudioHideaki Itsuno has announced he will be returning to development, leading a new Studio called Lightspeed Japan Studio, a ...
This duo of Capcom games launched earlier this year, and these are the lowest prices we've seen for both. November isn't just ...
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After Just A Year, Capcom's Live-Service Dino Game Is Going ExtinctCapcom announced today that after just a year of updates, its live-service dino killin’ game—Exoprimal—will be going on life support as it has no further plans to add new seasonal content to ...
It turns out that of Capcom's total sales this year (just over 20 million units), 54% come from PC, which means that the ...
Capcom's latest financials show the company makes the vast majority of its game sales from digital, especially in lull ...
Dragon's Dogma and long-time Devil May Cry director Hideaki Itsuno is now leading a studio "dedicated to crafting original ...
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Monster Hunter IP tops Capcom’s sales ranking ahead of WildsCapcom has released its latest financial report, showcasing the numbers for the first half of FY 2025 – and they don’t look ...
The father of Devil May Cry himself Hideaki Itsuno has found a new home at LightSpeed Studios, and is working on new AAA ...
Michael McWhertor is a journalist with more than 17 years of experience covering video games, technology, movies, TV, and entertainment. For more than 25 years, the heroes and villains of the ...
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