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'Players got better than we expected': Monster Hunter Wilds DLC director says Capcom is retuning its difficulty standards for the expansion's endgame

via PC Gamer

Capcom Ending Monster Hunter Wilds Character Edit Vouchers

The Monster Hunter Wilds Character and Palico Edit Vouchers are going away in favor of free customization.

via Siliconera

Japanese companies like Nintendo, Capcom, and Konami are healthier because they have smaller teams, don't have frequent layoffs, and don't pay executives $30 million, says expert

via GamesRadar

Capcom is finally removing scummy character customization vouchers from Monster Hunter Wilds, players immediately dance on their grave

via GamesRadar

Monster Hunter Wilds will soon stop charging players to edit their characters as Capcom scraps the game's worst microtransaction

Arguably Monster Hunter Wilds ' most egregious microtransaction is being retired, and, soon, you'll be able to edit your hunters and cat-friend Palicos whenever you like, as many times as you like. Read more

via Eurogamer

First US Capcom Pop-Up Store Bringing Merchandise to LA

Capcom will sell merchandise like Capcoron plush and t-shirts at its first US pop-up store in LA this month.

via Siliconera

Capcom Brings Its First U.S. Pop-Up Shop to Los Angeles Next Week

Capcom's shop will host an array of collectible Resident Evil, Monster Hunter, and Mega Man merch to LA's Little Tokyo for a limited time.

via Polygon

Capcom Opens First U.S. Merch Store as a Pop-Up in Los Angeles

Capcom, publisher of not one or two but three well-received games so far this year (Resident Evil Requiem, Pragmata, and Onimusha: Way of the Sword) is opening its first retail store in the U.S.

via IGN

Lady Dimitrescu Actor Maggie Robertson Would Say Yes in a Heartbeat if Capcom Called to Reprise Her Breakout Resident Evil Role

Maggie Robertson has said she would accept any opportunity from Capcom to reprise her breakout role as Lady Dimitrescu in the Resident Evil series, calling the character her “firstborn.”

via IGN

Capcom vets' flashy action RPG Stupid Never Dies is one of the coolest-looking games since Persona 3 Reload with combat that left me hungry for more

via GamesRadar

Capcom sleuths find a treasure trove of cut voice lines for Resident Evil 4 and Requiem, and we were robbed of Leon Kennedy's best quips

via GamesRadar

Capcom Is Getting My Hopes Up For Devil May Cry 6 With Its Talk Of "Reactivating" Dormant Franchises

A new Onimusha game hit PC and consoles last week, and so far, it looks like Capcom has yet another win on its hands. Onimusha: Way of the Sword sold 1 million copies on launch day--bringing lifetime sales for the franchise up to 10...

via GameSpot

Capcom expresses continued interest in 're-activating IPs' as the first new Onimusha game in 20 years surpasses 1 million sales on launch day

via PC Gamer

As Onimusha: Way of the Sword Sells Over 1 Million Day One, Capcom Says It's 'Focusing on Re-Activating IPs That Haven’t Had a New Title Launch Recently'

Capcom looks like it has yet another hit video game on its hands, with Onimusha: Way of the Sword selling over 1 million copies on launch day.

via IGN

Capcom Will Keep "Reactivating" Old IP After Onimusha

Capcom seems pretty happy with how Onimusha: Way of the Sword has performed, and will continue to "reactivate" its older IP.

via TheGamer

Super Mario Odyssey was a big inspiration for Capcom's latest hit Onimusha: Way of the Sword, director reveals

via GamesRadar

Onimusha: Way of the Sword continues the 2026 hot streak Capcom started with Resident Evil Requiem and Pragmata by selling 1 million copies in a single day

via GamesRadar

Onimusha Sells 1 million in a Day as Capcom Vows to 'Re-activate' More Old Series

Onimusha: Way of the Sword is a critical and commercial hit after a 20-year hiatus for the series. Mega Man is next; maybe Dino Crisis too?

via Polygon

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