Game Reviews9.2/10
Street Fighter 6 Review: The Drive Gauge Is the Whole Argument
Street Fighter 6 review: how Capcom's Drive Gauge, modern controls, and World Tour mode made the most generous fighting game in the series.
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Game Reviews8.9/10
Resident Evil Requiem Review: Capcom’s Split-Persona Survival Horror Earns Its 8.9
Resident Evil Requiem splits between Grace Ashcroft's survival horror and Leon S. Kennedy's action, and Capcom's ninth main entry earns the gamble.
Game Reviews9/10
Capcom’s monsters now hunt you back across a seamless wilderness
Monster Hunter Wilds review: Capcom's open-world hunt in the Forbidden Lands, with Seikret mounts, Focus mode wounds and Arkveld. Scored 9 of 10.
Game Reviews8.9/10
Resident Evil 2 on the Nintendo 64: The Impossible Port That Actually Worked
Resident Evil 2 on Nintendo 64: how Capcom squeezed a two-disc survival horror classic onto a cartridge, and why it still holds up.
Game Reviews8.6/10
U.N. Squadron Review: Capcom’s Sideways Shooter Earns Its Wings
Capcom's 1989 arcade shooter U.N. Squadron went sideways, not vertical — and its money-driven shop and energy bar still hold up. Our review.
Game Reviews7.8/10
Super Ghouls ‘n Ghosts Still Holds Up as One of the SNES’s Most Punishing Platformers
Super Ghouls 'n Ghosts review: Capcom's 1991 SNES platformer, its double jump, eight brutal Quests, and why the cruelty still earns a 7.8/10.
Game Reviews8.7/10
Firebrand Earned His Own Game, and Time Has Been Kind to It
Gargoyle's Quest, Capcom's 1990 Game Boy spin-off of Ghosts 'n Goblins starring Firebrand, still holds up as a platformer-RPG hybrid.
Game Reviews8.7/10
Demon’s Crest Is Worth Remembering Even If Capcom Would Rather Forget It
Capcom's 1994 SNES cult classic Demon's Crest gets a retrospective: Firebrand's transformations, three endings, and why it still holds up.
Game Reviews6.5/10
Breath of Fire II arrived in 1994 as the second entry in Capcom’s role-playing series, a direct sequel set 500 years after the first game.
Breath of Fire II review: Capcom's 1994 Super Nintendo follow-up with nine playable characters, town building, and dragon powers. Ambitious but uneven. 6.5/10.
Game Reviews7.9/10
Breath of Fire Review: Capcom’s First RPG Still Earns Its Place
A retro review of Breath of Fire, Capcom's first RPG, on Super Nintendo: Ryu, the Light Dragon Clan, six keys, eight party members, and a 7.9 score.
Game Reviews8.3/10
Super Street Fighter II Sticks the Landing on 16-Bit Hardware
Super Street Fighter II hit the SNES in 1994 as the most complete home version of Capcom's fighter, adding Cammy, Fei Long, T. Hawk and Dee Jay.
Game Reviews8.6/10
Street Fighter II Turbo on the SNES: Faster, Meaner, and the Version That Made the Game Complete
Street Fighter II Turbo: Hyper Fighting turned a great SNES port into the definitive one. Thirty years on, it's still the Street Fighter II people mean.