Capcom’s mainline Resident Evil titles have been for the most part highly praised across the board, with the publisher continuing to maintain this string of quality across its successive entries. That said, RE’s multiplayer spin-off titles have struggled in this regard – with their latest effort (Resident Evil Re:Verse) set to be shut down in just a few months’ time.

Making the announcement on their website, Capcom confirmed that Resident Evil Re:Verse will be officially shutting down in a couple months time, writing:

“Thank you for playing Resident Evil Re:Verse. This is to inform you that service will be ending for Resident Evil Re:Verse, which comes packaged with a purchase of Resident Evil Village for PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, or Steam. The application and all of its related DLC will no longer be available for download or purchase.”

From the 3rd of March, the game will be removed from digital storefronts, meaning no new players will be able to check Re:Verse out. Additionally, at the same time all of the game’s DLC will also be removed from online stores.

Finally, on the 29th of June, the service will officially fully shut down, with no one being able to play the game anymore, regardless of whether you previously added it to your library.

Speaking on this end-of-service, the team explained that “Resident Evil Re:Verse was developed in celebration of the 25th anniversary of the Resident Evil series, and your overwhelming support for the game has far exceeded our expectations since the time of its release. Now that we've reached a new turning point for the series, we feel that Resident Evil Re:Verse has served its original, celebratory purpose admirably.”

Whether this is the true reason for its closure or not, Resident Evil Re:Verse was far from the greatest RE experience, and so it reaching its end-of-life is not too surprising. Hopefully a more comprehensive multiplayer RE game is in the works.

KitGuru says: What did you think of the game? Was it worth your time? How would you like to see Capcom approach future multiplayer Resident Evil games? Let us know down below.

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A couple weeks ago, Capcom announced that they would be releasing a standalone PC benchmark tool for the much-anticipated and upcoming Monster Hunter Wilds. As part of the latest Capcom Spotlight showcase, the publisher has now released the tool on Steam.

Available now through the Monster Hunter Wilds store page on Steam, all those planning to get the game when it releases at the end of the month can test out their rigs to see how the upcoming title performs, prior to spending any money unnecessarily.

Even if you took part in the first open beta test, you might want to give this new benchmark tool a go as it should more accurately reflect how Wilds will perform at launch due to being based on a newer build.

With the first open beta for Monster Hunter Wilds seeing almost half a million concurrent players on Steam alone, it’s safe to say that millions of fans are eagerly anticipating the game, and so knowing ahead of time whether it will run smoothly or not is welcome to see.

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Le nouvel opus de la franchise de Capcom nous donne rendez-vous pour deux derniers week-end de test avant son lancement à la fin du mois.

As we’ve reported, Capcom released a free PC benchmark tool for Monster Hunter Wilds. Moreover, Capcom updated the game’s PC requirements, suggesting GPUs with 16GB VRAM for running its HD Texture Pack. Thus, a lot have been wondering whether the recently released NVIDIA RTX 5080 can handle it. Well, let’s find out. Before continuing, I … Continue reading NVIDIA RTX 5080 can handle the HD Texture Pack for Monster Hunter Wilds →

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Capcom dévoile un nouvel environnement et une bêta pour Monster Hunter Wilds, un remaster d’Onimusha 2, ainsi que la sortie surprise de la Marvel vs. Capcom Fighting Collection sur Xbox One, aux côtés d'autres annonces.

Capcom has just released a free PC benchmark tool for Monster Hunter Wilds. This benchmark tool will allow you to test the game and see whether you are able to run it or not. As such, I highly recommend downloading and running it. I’m downloading the tool right now, so I’ll be sure to update … Continue reading Monster Hunter Wilds PC Benchmark Available for Download →

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Capcom has just announced a remaster for the second Onimusha game, Onimusha 2: Samurai’s Destiny. Onimusha 2: Samurai’s Destiny Remastered will be coming to PC in 2025, and below you can find its debut trailer. Sadly, Capcom hasn’t revealed any additional details. So, there is nothing more to share at this point. From what I … Continue reading Onimusha 2: Samurai’s Destiny Remastered coming to PC in 2025 →

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Following a lengthy hiatus, the Devil May Cry series returned in a big way with DMC 5 in 2019 – quickly becoming the best-selling entry in the series. While we have yet to get a new game since, interest in Dante and co. has not waned, with the latest Devil May Cry 5 having now officially sold 10 million copies.

Every quarter, Capcom publicly publishes its updated list of ‘Platinum Titles’ – games which have sold over 1 million units. Sharing the latest stats across their franchises, the publisher has now revealed that as of the 31st of December 2024, 2019’s Devil May Cry (in combination with its Special Edition remaster / expansion) has sold 10 million copies, making it by far the best-selling entry in the entire franchise.

For context, the second-best-selling title is 2013’s DmC Devil May Cry which pushed a total of 3.1 million copies – 1/3rd of DMC 5’s total sales.

Unfortunately, as mentioned, there’s been no new activity in the DMC space ever since Devil May Cry 5 Special Edition.

That said, with how much of a success the latest entry continues to be, hopefully the chefs over at Capcom are cooking up something great. We will have to continue to wait and see.

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Despite being an undeniable icon in the video games space, Capcom’s Mega Man franchise has never been a massive seller. While this somewhat remains the case, it seems Rock Man is having a slight reassurance with the latest Mega Man 11 now becoming the best-selling entry in the series.

Every quarter, Capcom publicly publishes its updated list of ‘Platinum Titles’ – games which have sold over 1 million units. The publisher has now released its latest figures, revealing that the latest entry in the Mega Man series – 2018’s Mega Man 11 – has surpassed the ‘Mega Man Legacy Collection’ to become the best-selling entry in the series.

Even so, the numbers are relatively modest when compared to Capcom’s other contemporary franchises, with Mega Man 11 just selling north of 2 million copies – 400k more than the aforementioned Legacy Collection.

As stated, Mega Man 11 is the latest entry in the series, however in the years since its launch we have seen further collections released to great success, including the ‘Battle Network Legacy Collection‘ which managed to shift 1 million units in its first two weeks back in 2023.

Still, with what will likely be Capcom’s biggest game of all time (Monster Hunter Wilds) set to come out later this month, the publisher’s focus is unlikely to be on Mega Man at the moment. Hopefully some time over the next couple years maybe.

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Monster Hunter Wilds is almost here, with Capcom having recently announced the second and final open beta test set to take place before its launch next month. While we don’t yet have a date for this beta, Capcom has now announced a Spotlight Stream set to go live next week – featuring the much-anticipated Monster Hunter Wilds, Onimusha and more.

Taking to Twitter, the official Capcom USA page announced their next Nintendo Direct-styled online showcase (Capcom Spotlight) writing:

“Tune in live on Feb. 4 at 2pm PT for Capcom doubleheader! Join us for a 20-minute Capcom Spotlight followed immediately by a 15-minute Monster Hunter Wilds Showcase!”

The general Capcom Spotlight will feature new information and updates on Onimusha: Way of the Sword; Street Fighter 6; Capcom Fighting Collection 2; and MARVEL vs. CAPCOM Fighting Collection: Arcade Classics.

The Monster Hunter Wilds presentation meanwhile will unsurprisingly feature a brand new trailer, alongside details on the previously-announced second beta test.

Typically with Capcom Spotlights, what you see is what you get, and so don’t expect any major surprise announcements. Still, it is exciting to finally be hearing more about the second beta test for Monster Hunter Wilds – and given the fact that the game is under a month away, its arrival could be imminent.

KitGuru says: Will you tune into the Capcom Spotlight? When do you think beta 2 will go live? What do you hope to see from Onimusha? Let us know down below.

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Now here is a pleasant surprise. Capcom and GOG have released DRM-free enhanced editions of the first two Dino Crisis games on PC. Yep, Dino Crisis is back and fully playable on modern-day PC systems. The GOG versions come with compatibility with Windows 10 and Windows 11. They also have an improved DirectX game renderer. … Continue reading Dino Crisis 1 & 2 are now available on GOG with 4K support, improved graphics and better DirectX game renderer →

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Capcom has revealed that it may release a standalone PC benchmark tool for Monster Hunter Wilds. This tool will allow you to test the game before purchasing it. Now I want to make it crystal clear that nothing is set in stone as of yet. Capcom is exploring the possibility of releasing this standalone PC … Continue reading Monster Hunter Wilds may get a standalone PC benchmark tool →

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En marge de l’annonce du prochain jeu Onimusha, Capcom s’est exprimé sur le retour de ses anciennes licences.

Il faut souligner que l’éditeur est en forme puisqu’il a également révélé une suite à Okami.

En parallèle, Capcom s’est exprimé sur l’avenir et le plan est clair : « dans le but de sortir des titres majeurs régulièrement chaque année, nous nous concentrons à réactiver des licences dormantes qui n’ont pas eu de lancement dernièrement »

Difficile donc de ne pas penser à des franchises comme Dino Crisis, Breath of Fire ou encore Viewtiful Joe pour revenir sur le devant de la scène.

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