"Lost Planet 2 is the follow-up to Capcom’s successful third-person shooter Lost Planet, that was originally released in 2007 for the Xbox 360. Lost Planet was then eventually ported to the PC and PlayStation 3 thereafter. The first Lost Planet proved popular enough to warrant a sequel and I can safely say that Lost Planet 2 is a gem on its own merit. With all the tough competition with lots of games being shooters, Lost Planet 2 is just as enjoyable as it predecessor with a few added features to make this game unique. Capcom released a demo of the game via the PlayStation Store and the Xbox LIVE Marketplace to give gamers a taste of the campaign and multiplayer modes. Is the demo enough to persuade gamers to shell out for the full thing?" - Just Push Start
Capcom is updating Games For Windows Live (GFWL) titles on Steam to once again make them available for purchase on the digital storefront.
Humble Bundle offers a new summer deal with classic Capcom games and additional charity support - you won't want to miss it.
As if that pile of old ass games is worth $350. I mean there’s some good titles there for sure but there’s no way most gamers haven’t already got or played most of them already. Lots of them haven’t aged well too.
It’s basically $30 for a bunch of games you’ll never play.
Capcom announced its financial results for the fiscal quarter of the fiscal year 2024, related to the period between April and June 2024.
Some love for Resident Evil Code Veronica, Dino Crisis, or Okami would be nice Capcom.
Code Veronica’s gotta be on the way. It’s the biggest missing link as far as remakes. Make it so!
What I'll never understand with Dino Crisis was that with RE6, they went down a action heavy route which people disliked and didn't fit the RE formula but I feel that would have worked perfectly for Dino Crisis if they went down the Dino Crisis 2 route of being a action game over the more RE inspired DC1.
As long as it's nothing like DC3, Id absolutely love a new DC game.
