Osaka College Will Use Capcom's RE Engine for Game Courses
Students will be able to use the engine while receiving feedback from actual game developers under Capcom.
How Is Capcom's RE Engine So Versatile?
Exoprimal was built using Capcom’s proprietary RE Engine, which is surprising considering the other Capcom games that have used the engine are quite different.
Capcom Had To Ask RE Engine Engineers To Create The ‘Dynamic Dismemberment System’ For Onimusha: Way Of The Sword
Onimusha: Way of the Sword is the latest game to grace the cover of Game Informer , and alongside my cover story, which subscribers can read right here , we’re highlighting many of the things we learned over the next couple of weeks.
With an even bigger caveat than Capcom and Sony, Square Enix reports 90% of its game sales are digital ahead of Final Fantasy 7 Revelation release
How Capcom Created Its Own Version Of Legendary Samurai Miyamoto Musashi In Onimusha: Way Of The Sword
I traveled to Osaka, Japan, back in June to visit Capcom’s HQ and learn more about Onimusha: Way of the Sword , which is the latest game to grace the cover of Game Informer .
Capcom says it wants Monster Hunter Wilds to outsell World 'over the medium to long term,' but it'll need to muster a lot of sales momentum to get there
Capcom's Response To The Loss Of Physical Games Is A Shrug
The Resident Evil publisher says 90 percent of its sales now are digital anyway
Capcom Unfazed By Physical Games Dying Off
One of the biggest talking points in gaming lately has been around Sony's decision to end support for physical game discs in 2028 .
Onimusha: Way of the Sword Preview Teases More Capcom 2026 Domination
In a two-hour demo, we learned significantly more about how Onimusha: Way of the Sword sets itself apart from its predecessors.
Onimusha: Way of the Sword’s Switch 2 hands-on: another impressive Capcom feat
We went hands-on with Onimusha: Way of the Sword running on a Nintendo Switch 2, and walked away mostly impressed.
Death of Physical Games Will Not Have a 'Significant Impact' On Sales, Resident Evil Publisher Capcom Says
Resident Evil and Monster Hunter maker Capcom has said it won't see much of an impact from the death of physical game sales, as the vast majority of its titles are already sold digitally.
A generous demo, a big expansion, and "pricing measures": What Capcom is doing to get Monster Hunter Wilds' sales to "surpass" Monster Hunter World
Last year's Monster Hunter Wilds still represents a major focus for Capcom, its latest financial report has revealed. The game, which had a slower launch than the publisher would have liked due to on-going performance issues and a delayed...
Capcom hopes Resident Evil Veronica follows Requiem's lead in sparking interest in the wider horror series
Capcom shrugs off PlayStation's all-digital future, suggests shrinking physical market will not have a "significant impact" on its operations
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...
Capcom is sticking with Monster Hunter Wilds as it wants to fix the game until it closes the 20 million sales gap to Monster Hunter World
Capcom isn't worried about PlayStation and Nintendo shrinking the physical games market: "90% of our unit sales are digital"
How Capcom Reinvented And Updated Onimusha’s Combat In Way Of The Sword
Onimusha: Way of the Sword is the latest game to grace the cover of Game Informer , and I traveled all the way to Osaka, Japan, to play the game for hours in Capcom’s HQ, interview the developers making it, and learn how the team was...
Capcom is selling Monster Hunter Wilds with the energy of a man paddling up a waterfall: new 26GB demo lets you play the prologue for free after price drop to $40
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