Capcom has released a multiplayer trailer for Lost Planet 3. The MP mode of Lost Planet 3 promises to let players duke it out across unforgiving landscapes. Naturally, players will be able to upgrade and customize their load-outs before entering battles. Lost Planet 3 is planned for an August 29th release on PC, X360 and PS3. Enjoy! Continue reading Lost Planet 3 Gets A Multiplayer Trailer→
Monster Hunter is a series that most Capcom fans are aware of. In case this name does not ring any bell, this is a series of fantasy Action Adventure video games that is developed and published by Capcom, in which the player takes the role of a hunter in a fantasy environment and completes quests by seeking out monsters to hunt or capture. Continue reading Monster Hunter Online Will Be Powered By CryEngine 3 – Debut Trailer Released→
Swedish gaming blog, Svampriket, has posted a 53 minutes gameplay footage from the X360 version of Resident Evil: Revelation HD. And since all HD versions will look and play the same, we think that most of you will be interested in it. After all, it’s a good way to witness the improvements over the original 3DS version of Revelations. Resident Evil: Revelations HD is planned for a May 21st release on PC, X360, PS3 and WiiU. Enjoy! Continue reading Resident Evil: Revelations HD – 53 Minutes Of Gameplay Footage→
Capcom has issued a new press release for Lost Planet 3, in which the Japanese company revealed the new release date for it. According to Capcom, the game is currently planned for an August 27th release, two months after its previous release (which was on June 25th). Capcom has not revealed any reasons behind this delay, but our guess is that the company decided to push it back in order to give Remember Me a few extra months. Let’s not forget that Remember Me is a new IP, and Capcom will have to play its cards right unless it wants to kill it from the get-go. Capcom has also released some new, pre-order trailers for Lost Planet 3 that can be viewed below. Continue reading Lost Planet 3 Delayed Two Months, Scheduled For An August 27th Release→
Freddie Wong and RocketJump Studios have posted a new zombie film, based on Capcom’s Resident Evil 6. The movie was written & directed by Desmond Dolly, and produced by Benji Dolly, Matt Arnold & Lissette Schuster. It looks cool (and stays true to the Resident Evil roots), so go ahead and give it a go. Continue reading Resident Evil: Down With the Sickness – Fan-Made Film→
Capcom has revealed the PC system requirements for its upcoming sci-fi third person game, Remember Me. In addition, the Japanese company has unveiled the first PC screenshots that can be viewed below. Remember Me will support the DX9 API and all of Microsoft’s operating systems (Windows XP, Vista, 7 and 8). Moreover, it seems that there won’t be any DX11 features as there isn’t any hint about that particular API in the recommended requirements. But anyway, Remember Me is planned for a June 4th release on PC, X360 and PS3. Enjoy! Continue reading Remember Me – First PC Screenshots Released, PC System Requirements Unveiled→
Capcom has released a new trailer for Remember Me, a trailer that will give you an exclusive look at a number of enemies you will face whilst playing the game. Developed by Dontnod Entertainment, Remember Me is a third person action adventure that is planned for a May release on PC, X360 and PS3. Enjoy! Continue reading Remember Me – ‘Enemies’ Trailer→
Capcom has released the first set of screenshots from the PC version of Resident Evil: Revelations. In addition, the company has unveiled the game’s system requirements that can be viewed below. Resident Evil: Revelations is currently planned for a May 21st release on PC, PS3, X360 and WiiU. Enjoy! Continue reading Resident Evil: Revelations – First PC Screenshots, System Requirements Revealed→
A couple of weeks ago, Capcom released a benchmark tool for Resident Evil 6. Even though this tool was a stress test and nothing more, a lot of PC gamers got worried with those low framerates they’ve been witnessing. Fast forward and here we are today with the final build of the game that is nowhere as demanding as the stress tool. In other words, there is no reason to worry as your ranking is what most of you should be focusing on. Continue reading Resident Evil 6 – PC Performance Analysis→
