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Dead Rising 4 is a timed exclusive to Xbox One for 1 year

Dead Rising 4 with be a timed exclusive to Xbox One for 1 year and 90 days on Windows 10 before going to steam. The...

E3 2016: Capcom announces Resident Evil 7

Survival horror is dead. Long live survival horror. At Sony's E3 conference, Capcom announced Resident Evil 7, a new entry in the troubled series and...

E3 2016: Dead Rising 4 coming to Xbox One/Windows 10 this Christmas

We first learned Capcom Vancouver was hiring for two unannounced titles earlier this year, which we assumed would be a new Dead Rising game...

New screens for a new Dead Rising leaks ahead of Xbox E3 conference

Now more leaks are continuing as it seems three new screens for what appears to a new Dead Rising have arrived on the internet. ...

Review: Mega Man Legacy Collection

Mega Man is back… well through this Legacy Collection by Capcom which puts together the six original games in the series, exactly as you remember them. A great way to bring nostalgia back and introduce the blue bomber to a whole new generation, but can Mega Man still hang with today’s icons?

Review: Project X Zone 2

Project X Zone 2 takes place a short while after the last game where we are introduced to our two new starter heroes. Reiji...

Can you make gaming history with the launch of Street Fighter V?

To celebrate the launch of Street Fighter V on 16th February (tomorrow) Capcom is joining forces with GAME in Manchester Trafford Centre to make gaming...

New Umbrella Corps Details and Release info

Capcom confirmed that Umbrella Corps will be released in May 2016 digitally for PlayStation 4 and PC. Various new game details about the third...

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