It almost seems like an early April Fool’s joke when you hear about a Darkstalkers in any way shape or form, but it seems that Capcom hasn’t forgotten about the critically acclaimed franchise. As an announcement on Capcom Unity, Capcom spokesperson Andy Wong has revealed the upcoming content for Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition will be available starting April 3, 2018, for PC and PlayStation 4.
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Ōkami HD is by far one of the most visually stunning games on the market. Since the PlayStation 2, Amaterasu and friends have taken our hearts by storm. Today, Capcom has announced that Ōkami HD will be released on the Nintendo Switch bringing its Japanese Sumi-e ink style art to life to both the home and on the go through the power of the Nintendo Switch.
As of today, Capcom has announced through the official Dragon’s Dogma: Dark Arisen servers for Xbox 360 will be shutting down on March 31s, 2018, at 1:00am PST. When the servers shut down, Capcom has announced that some of the game’s features will be rendered useless, taking away from the overall experience.
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Pros:
+Superb matchmaking and dedicated servers that allow for a solid online experience
+Tutorials aren’t overwhelming and offer solid explanations of every bit of the game
+Astonishingly well-designed graphics and animations
+Creatures act and appear realistic often battling one another in a turf war
Cons:
-Matchmaking systems can be slightly confusing to new players
Editor’s Note: While Monster Hunter: World has been out for a couple of weeks now, we felt it was in our best interest to take our time, beat our way through the game, and even try out some of the post-game content before reviewing this title.
If I were to look at my save file, my game would tell me I sit with a single character hovering just over 78 hours, another at 30, and a third at around 10. You’d even think I’d have learned every little thing the game had to offer from its own take on past titles. If I told you I hadn’t, you’d think I’d be a little crazy, a bit off in many ways.
Known as the fastest selling title in the history of Capcom, Monster Hunter: World is quite literally taking the world by storm. With playtime exceeding a hundred hours for some of the games most dedicated fans, the game still has quite a bit of content remaining for fans to explore. But what remains when that content has been completely consumed?
Since the launch of Street Fighter V, the game has continually received improvements across the boards including new characters to select from, new maps to experience, new outfits to purchase, and even a Cinematic Story Mode for fans of the franchise to enjoy. Newly released features such as a new Versus CPU mode and even a host of new features have made their way onto the game since its launch.
Pros:
+One of the best and most atmospheric titles in the franchise
+A genuine struggle for survival through limited resources such as ammo
+Enemies are challenging compared to previous enemy types in the franchise
+Characters feel a lot more fleshed out, each with their own background, identity, and sense of humanity
+One of the best designed games both audio and visual departments
Cons:
-Puzzles are rather simply and some are rehashed variants of one another.
In previous years, it’d almost seemed that the Resident Evil franchise had finally begun to run out of horror-filled steam. For some companies, it’s hard to do things just right. For some its a rapidly rising and falling roller coaster of half-witted scares, while others are minor eye rolls causing fans to just merely shake their head. This was the problem with several of the franchises latest entries including Resident Evil 5 and Resident Evil 6.
Hunters, it’s almost time for you to sharpen your blades, polish your armor, and prepare your traps. Starting on December 9 at 9:00 AM PT until Tuesday December 12 at 9:00am PT, you have your chance to hunt down some of the games newest creatures, and take a wild adventure through some of the games new and dangerous lands.
Since it’s launch Resident Evil 7 has captivated fans around the world with its ability to re-imagine a franchise that has struggled since the not-so-well received launch of Resident Evil 6. Today, Capcom has announced that Resident Evil 7’s long-awaited DLC will be released for PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC on December 12th, 2017, in conjunction with the games Gold Edition.