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Capcom has a new pop-up shop coming to Los Angeles, as the company will launch it for a limited time in Little Tokyo on September 19.

One of Capcom‘s most celebrated action games is now available for just $9.99 on the PlayStation Store. PS5 owners can grab the acclaimed 2020 title at 75% off. However, the deal is available for a limited period.

Satoru Nihei knows there’s a lot riding on Onimusha: Way of the Sword. The new samurai action game, a scintillating fusion of cutting-edge swordplay and imaginative, often grotesquely realized Japanese folklore, is a reboot of a franchise that has lain dormant for 20 years. More than that, the game is the third major release of…

Capcom previously announced Mega Man: Dual Override for Switch and Switch 2, and it’s due out in 2027. In this outing, Mega Man is overriding his limits and powering up for a new adventure, as robots are once again running rampant, this time at at a Robot exhibition. In Dr. Light’s absence, it’s up to…

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Physical media is hanging by a thread, and all signs point to disc-based games becoming obsolete in the coming months. While dedicated fans are fighting to reverse the trend, Capcom’s latest remarks underscore why a fully digital future appears all but inevitable.

Capcom has revealed that “approximately 90 percent of [its] unit sales are digital,” in its latest quarterly earnings report, noting the Japanese publisher “does not anticipate a significant impact” on its operations as PlayStation gets ready to kill off physical media by 2028.

We’ve seen Nintendo partner with numerous companies over the years for mainline Zelda titles as well as spin-offs, but one of the first examples of this came from Zelda: Oracle of Ages and Seasons, two titles that saw Capcom and Nintendo team up. While the collab led to a duo of fantastic Zelda titles, it…