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Resident Evil Requiem was almost a very different game before Capcom settled on a horror-first direction. Director Koshi Nakanishi began work on an online concept that envisioned an open world and cooperative play, but testing led the team to reconsider. -
Dragon's Dogma 2: Dark Arisen has already received its first review scores on Metacritic. At the time of writing, the expansion has a score of 84. The majority of critics have given it positive reviews. -
"I probably shouldn't have said that": the writer of Resident Evil Requiem let slip a detail about the DLC's story
The founder of Umbrella clearly didn't have his last word in Requiem, and it became known sooner than Capcom planned. -
The icy land of Norgan, a tame direwolf and a dozen especially tough dungeons: Capcom has clarified when all of this becomes available. -
Dragon's Dogma 2 is getting a significant update on October 9, 2026, and one of the headline additions is a new Hard Mode. The patch also brings an Orienteer Pawn specialization, save carryover for new games, armor changes, and several graphics upgrades; the game's Steam page has the full details. -
The latest chatter around Resident Evil 10 centers on a familiar face: Claire Redfield. Insiders say Capcom is reportedly targeting a 2029 release for the game, which is said to be in development under the codename Project Redlife and built with REX, an updated version of Capcom's proprietary engine. -
At the Capcom Open Conference RE: 2026 on October 2, programmer Satoshi Ishida introduced the company's REX project, a long-term effort to evolve RE Engine into an AI-generation game engine. Rather than starting over with a new engine, Capcom wants to add AI-focused capabilities to the technology it already uses. -
Several Resident Evil projects were greenlit a few months ago, but Resident Evil 5 was not among them, according to Resident Evil insider Dusk Golem. He said Capcom is not currently developing remakes of Resident Evil 6 or the fifth game, and neither is expected to release for at least the next five years. -
Resident Evil series executive producer Jun Takeuchi has revealed that Capcom plans to keep churning out remakes of classic entries until they narrative-wise and chronologically catch up with the modern mainline games. -
Ace Attorney is headed to virtual reality — in the VR version of Dual Destinies, you'll be able to shout "Objection!" yourself
The series' signature courtroom shout won't just be a button press anymore. Now you can say it yourself, looking the witness straight in the eye. -
Silent Hill is chasing Resident Evil again: Konami is reportedly rebooting the films after Capcom's box office hit
Konami once already entered this race and ended up with one of the greatest horror series in history. Now the rivalry has moved to movie theaters. -
The Resident Evil Veronica remake may have been pushed to fall 2027 — Capcom reportedly decided to make the game bigger
Capcom skipped both Gamescom and Tokyo Game Show with the new Resident Evil, even though this had never happened before with the series' numbered entries at TGS. There seems to be an explanation for it. -
Capcom announced the latest sales milestone for Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Trilogy, with the official Ace Attorney account posting a thank-you message to fans after the collection passed 5 million copies sold worldwide.
The official post celebrated the milestone with chibi art featuring the series' characters and thanked players for helping the collection reach the new sales record. -
Capcom Enabled Frame Generation on Nintendo Switch 2 for the First Time — Dragon's Dogma 2 Will Run at 30 Frames, but Will Feel Like 60
Capcom is porting a game that stumbled even on the PlayStation 5 two years ago to a noticeably weaker console. And, judging by everything, it has found a way around the main complaint. -
ASGC data suggests the industry's job losses are still accelerating, with 2026 already at 13,800 layoffs and on track to set a grim new record. The tracker, created by Amir Satvat, shows that the situation has steadily worsened since 2022. -
Capcom has laid out how Monster Hunter Wilds will look on Nintendo Switch 2, including separate handheld and TV targets and a hard 30fps cap. The release is scheduled for December 4, and the company has now detailed the resolution and frame-rate settings for handheld and docked play. -
Capcom Announces Results of Its Resident Evil 30th Anniversary Poll — Who Topped the Hero and Villain Lists
Resident Evil turned 30, and Capcom decided to find out who fans love most. The hero list held no surprises — but the villains had one. -
Capcom has confirmed that with the release of the Monster Hunter Wilds: Ascendance expansion, the paid Character Edit Voucher system will be completely abolished. Changing the appearance of your Hunter and Palico companion will become absolutely free and completely unrestricted. -
Capcom has debuted a brand-new trailer for Monster Hunter Outlanders at Tokyo Game Show 2026, showcasing a fresh look at the game's expansive world and high-octane monster battles. -
Onimusha: Way of the Sword is a fairly logical continuation of the series, considering the twenty-year hiatus. The project fits so seamlessly into the lineup that it feels as if Onimusha had existed and evolved all these years. This clearly reflects Capcom's decades of experience — after years of experimenting with Resident Evil, the studio arrived at the perfect formula that blends modern gameplay with classic elements. The new Onimusha found room for that same combination.
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