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NECA Is Bringing Dutch To The Alien vs Predator Arcade Collection

At least, their latest #Prednesday tease suggests they are!

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Sen-ti-nel Classic Megaman is a Big Deal in a Small Package

November 11, 2016 Jason Quaregna Reply

The past few years we have seen a resurgence of toys and statues based off some classic video games from the 80’s and 90’s. The Sen-ti-nel 4 inch Classic Megaman figure is beyond awesome. Continue reading “Sen-ti-nel Classic Megaman is a Big Deal in a Small Package” »

NYCC 2015: Street Fighter V

October 19, 2015 Junior Reply

Capcom’s dedicated Street Fighter V panel was another exercise in fan hype and appreciation for the venerable brand. They filled the hour with the game’s latest updates, upcoming product in conjunction with the game’s release, and even a mini NYCC battle Royale for a chance to win a custom PS4. If you are a gaming fan and haven’t been to one of their panels, you are missing a feel-good time.

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KIDROBOT AND CAPCOM TO RELEASE MEGA MAN CAPSULE WITH SAN DIEGO COMIC CON EXCLUSIVES

June 11, 2015 Brian Isaacs Reply

Kidrobot and Capcom team up to bring the video game phenomenon Mega Man™ to vinyl by ‘botifying the highly evolved Robot Masters and the brilliant scientists that created them.

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TruForce Collectibles Needs Our Help to Bring Mega Man X to Life

January 23, 2015 Jason Quaregna Reply

Emerging toy company TruForce Collectibles is trying to Kickstarter to bring Capcom’s Mega Man X franchise into action figure form.

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“Remember Me” Is Beautiful But, Ironically, Forgettable

June 25, 2013 Jason Saucier Comments off

When Capcom unveiled a playable build of Dontnod Entertainment’s Remember Me earlier this year at PAX East, many gamers were less than impressed. Only being able to critique its technical merits, the finicky combat system and rather loose controls had admittedly diminished much of my enthusiasm for its hyped release. Now that the final product has hit shelves, however, many will be happy to find that, underneath the still-flawed mechanics, it delivers an impressively creative experience.

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Resident Evil: Revelations Takes the Series Back to its Roots

June 21, 2013 Jason Saucier Reply

Last year saw the release of two titles from one of Capcom’s biggest franchises – Resident Evil 6 hit home consoles whileResident Evil: Revelations landed on Nintendo’s 3DS. Shockingly, it was the portable Revelations that had garnered critical praise while the sixth installment for Xbox 360 and PS3 was universally panned. It was unsurprising then, that Capcom announced they would be bringing fans an HD version of Revelations to consoles, complete with a new coat of paint and a few extras for good measure.

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NYCC 2012: Capcom Discusses Lost Planet 3

October 17, 2012 Jason Saucier Reply

Capcom recently held back-to-back panels at New York Comic Con to promote their flashy upcoming titles to a packed crowd. Attendees were treated to exclusive new gameplay footage, announcements, and behind-the-scenes technical info on Lost Planet 3 and the controversially rebooted Devil May Cry.

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NYCC 2012: DmC Reminds Me That I’m Getting Old

October 17, 2012 Jason Saucier Reply

Following Capcom’s panel highlighting the surprisingly impressive Lost Planet 3, the room quickly filled with gamers clamoring to get a glimpse of the much maligned re-imagining of Devil May Cry, now simply marketed as DmC. Similar to Bioware’s open panel discussions subsequent to Mass Effect 3’s launch though, the online fervor was nowhere to be found, replaced instead by loyal fans (or fanboys, depending on your perspective).

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