In 1996, 3-D video games made good. Super Mario 64 and Tomb Raider weren’t alone in the land of three-dimensional games. Sega, Namco, Nintendo, and others had been releasing games made of polygons—the ...

Capcom have begun construction on two brand new R&D buildings located near its Osaka head office, the company announced this morning. These two buildings will be outfitted with a motion capture room, ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Resident Evil and Dead Rising publisher Capcom announced today that it has begun construction on two R&D buildings to be erected near the company's ...

Capcom hosted another of their now famous Fight Club events on Thursday in Los Angeles. In addition to some sweet swag for fans and appearances from Marvel vs Capcom 3 producers and voice actors, ...

Capcom is investing $78 million in game development R&D with the construction of two buildings located near its Osaka headquarters, the company announced today. According to Capcom, the two new R&D ...

Capcom announced it's spending approximately 8 billion yen, which converts to just under $79 million, on two new research and development buildings located near its head office in Osaka. The ...

Capcom, a Japan-based developer and publisher of video games, has established an R&D center in Taiwan to tap Southeast Asia and then the China market, according to the company. The premium content you ...

Capcom has told Joystiq that all of the firm's fighters will now be based in 2.5D for the foreseeable future. In the past year, it released Street Fighter IV in the past year usuing 2.5D, with Super ...

Capcom, a publisher that once ruled the video arcade on the strength of its fighting games, hasn't produced a traditional 2-D fighter in over three years, much to the chagrin of its fan base. Today, ...

Capcom may have enjoyed another smash hit with Monster Hunter 4 in Japan, with hopes of the Ultimate release achieving success worldwide, but it's had a hit-and-miss period in other areas. Just ...

The PSP does a lot of things right. The one thing that really blows about the system though is that d-pad. It’s just horrible. There’s no good way to control a fighting game on the PSP, as people who ...