Capcom has released the first half of their Resident Evil 5 DLC on Xbox Live today. The Lost in Nightmares expansion episode can be picked up for 400 points ($5), and will be made available on PSN tomorrow. The first of two costume packs has also been released today (“Play with Chris' completely new take on tactical field armor with Heavy Metal, and give Sheva the sleek elegance of a power suit ... more.

Dark Void may not have fared very well with critics, but that hasn’t stopped Capcom from announcing the release of DLC for the game. The Dark Void "Survivor Missions" pack is coming both to the 360 and the PS3, and will set you back 400 Microsoft Points or $4.99, depending on your console of choice. The DLC's content is apparently similar to Horde mode in that it places players against wav... more.

Nintendo has announced that when Capcom’s Monster Hunter Tri makes its way stateside, it will be bundled with a very special gift: a Wii Classic Controller Pro. The black classic controller was originally only made available in Japan, also inside a Monster Hunter Tri bundle priced at the equivalent of $94. Luckily, American consumers won’t have to shell out that much for the bundle, as Nint... more.

Not only has Sega apparently abandoned the idea of creating future mature titles for the Wii - on their podcast, studio director Constantine Hantzopoulos told 1UP that it’s “probably not” going to happen, due to poor sales of House of the Dead: Overkill, MadWorld and the Conduit – Capcom seems to be adopting the same line of thinking. Speaking with Gamekult, Antoine Seux, Capcom France�... more.

Let's be clear on something first: I didn't really enjoy Umbrella Chronicles as much as I thought I would. That game had an excellent premise and some new ideas, but had some poor execution. The controls felt over-complicated and the aiming just felt plain wonky. I am glad to say that most of those problems are fixed in Darkside Chronicles, to the point where they are about as good as they can be.... more.

Capcom has announced that their Resident Evil 5: Alternative Edition will be released as DLC in the States, as opposed to the full retail treatment being received in Japan. This is due to a poll on the company’s website, in which 1500 of the poll’s 2400 votes opted for a DLC release. On their official blog, the company stated: “You will not be asked to purchase a new copy of the game j... more.

Yep, to accompany the slew of Super Street Fighter IV related news we've been seeing this week, the original Street Fighter IV is showing up on Xbox Live as a Platinum Hits title. While there's no official word on what this is all about, it's probably safe to assume that we'll be seeing the game get official platinum hits status soon, dropping it in price accordingly. This seems like a smart... more.

Yep, the rumors were true. Super Street Fighter IV is a real thing, and it has been officially revealed via GameSpot. Instead of being downloadable content for the original Street Fighter IV like many were expecting, this is going to be another full-fledged retail release. Capcom explained this decision though, saying that due to code present in the original game, implementing the changes made ... more.

Many of you have probably seen rumors floating around the internet regarding an upcoming Street Fighter IV update. Well, it looks like tomorrow is going to be the day this finally comes to fruition. Capcom has recently launched a teaser site showing a very stylish video clip that seems to point directly at these rumors we've been hearing. The video shows what seems to be two silhouettes fightin... more.

Capcom's Keiji Inafune, speaking at the Tokyo Game Show, had some harsh words for the Japanese video game industry. "When I looked around all the different games at the TGS event floor, I said, 'Man, Japan is over. We're done. Our game industry is finished,'" Inafune was translated as saying by Capcom's Ben Judd and captured by Destructoid. Since this generation of consoles, Japanese game de... more.