A decade since the last numbered Devil May Cry title, Capcom unleashes details for a new title in the beloved action franchise.
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Pay what you want and support charity for $239 worth of PlayStation titles with the ongoing Humble Bundle promotion. Playstation centric Humble Bundles are fairly rare as Humble Bundles are typically for PC or...

On behalf of Sega Community Associate, E.J. Rivera and myself, I’m happy to bring you the news that Capcom and SEGA have teamed up to bring you a bunch of PlayStation games in the Humble Capcom x Sega Bundle in North American PSN regions! With a wide variety of titles including survival horror, arcade action, high-speed platforming, and a beloved tactical RPG, there’s plenty to play no matter what tier you spring for! The bundle runs from now through May 8th at 11 AM Pacific time, so head over to the Humble Bundle page for formation and to pick up a bundle for yourself! Read on for more details about what you’ll find in this great group of games. With a wide variety of titles including survival horror, arcade action, high-speed platforming, and a beloved tactical RPG, there's plenty to play no matter what tier you spring for! The bundle runs from now through May 8 at 11:00 AM Pacific time, so head over to the Humble Bundle page for formation and to pick up a bundle for yourself! Read on for more details about what you'll find in this great group of games.

2018 maybe the [current year] but that hasn't stopped EVO from featuring the GameCube's Super Smash Bros. Melee in the...

Capcom announced that the MMORPG title Monster Hunter Frontier Z will end its service on Xbox 360 and Wii U in Japan on August 1, 2018.

Playability, creativity and decision-making are to the fore in the best of this week’s games releases
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One of the better gaming crossovers out there is the Marvel vs. Capcom fighting games. Birthed in the arcades, they have gone on to build an impressive legacy. With a new installment out later this year, Capcom has re-released the previous version on PS4.

Mediocre No. 9, more like.
There are few Kickstarter projects that have gained as much attention as Keiji Inafune and Comcept's . Billed as a spiritual successor to Capcom's seemingly dormant series - a lineage Inafune is closely connected with - this new project was supposed to bring back everything fans loved about the Blue Bomber and introduce a new IP that would develop into its own successful franchise. But after some controversial delays, questionable communication between the Kickstarter campaign and its backers and a shaky launch, Mighty No. 9's journey from concept to finished article has been a bumpy one - and now that it's finally here, we can't help but feel a little short-changed.
In Mighty No. 9 you play as Beck, a nice and gentle robot who has to go on an adventure to stop and recover eight other "Mighty" bots, all of whom have been corrupted under mysterious circumstances (sound familiar, Mega Man fans?). With the help of Dr. White and sister Call, Beck tackles eight missions in any order, defeats the robots and gains their power. Mighty No. 9 doesn't deserve criticism for its surface similarity to Mega Man; the game was pitched to backers as a spiritual successor, after all. But where games like took their inspiration from retro classics and made wholly original, compelling experiences out of them, Mighty No. 9 is content to mostly copy its predecessor's gameplay mechanics.
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