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Capcom targets an annual release cadence for the Resident Evil franchise by prioritizing remakes over spin-off titles.
Capcom posts record quarter as Resident Evil and Pragmata drive 81% profit surge, while legacy franchises hit new sales peaks
Monster Hunter Wilds will see a permanent price reduction and the launch of three new downloadable content bundles starting August 6, 2026.
Capcom reports that Dragon's Dogma 2: Dark Arisen is exceeding performance expectations on the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2.
Capcom is leaning into player feedback for the upcoming Dragon's Dogma 2 Dark Arisen DLC to address community concerns and regain player trust.
Capcom is set to permanently lower the price of Monster Hunter Wilds as part of a move to introduce streamlined digital editions of the game.
Capcom’s *Dragon’s Dogma 2* expansion pivots after fan backlash—can it reclaim its core identity?
Capcom has accelerated the release schedule for Onimusha: Way of the Sword, now set to debut on September 4.
Capcom’s *Resident Evil Veronica* remake arrives in 2027 with long-awaited upgrades—and Claire Redfield finally takes center stage.
Capcom's 2026 Spotlight showcase revealed a new Onimusha game and the upcoming Dragon's Dogma 2: Dark Arisen expansion.
A long-standing visual enigma in the Resident Evil franchise has been resolved, identifying the face in Jill Valentine's photograph after 28 years.
Capcom’s *Devil May Cry 5* pushes Nintendo Switch 2 to 120 FPS—exposing a docked performance gap critics are calling a 'fumble'
Capcom’s June 25 showcase teases *Dragon’s Dogma 2* DLC, *Onimusha* revival, and *MHS3* surprises—fans gear up for live reveals