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Sunday Comics: Dead Island After not one, but two Western-developed sales blunders, Capcom is planning to stick with its home turf.
Last year was a rough year. Just ask Osaka-based Capcom. The game company, which is best known for the Street Fighter series, sales profits down. Way down.
Dive deeper into the Dark Void next week with the Survivor Missions downloadable content, which pits players against increasing waves of hostile enemy forces, because increasing waves of docile enemy forces aren’t that threatening.
Here are screengrabs from a Capcom’s earnings report, in beautiful black-and-white chart form.
Look! Up in the sky! Is it a bird? A plane? The Rocketeer? No! It’s our Frankenreview for Capcom’s Dark Void.
It’s January 2010. The last decade has drawn to a close, and more than anything else in the past 10 years, there is one single-player gameplay mechanic that has done more to revolutionise video games. That mechanic is “cover”.
Nonplussed by the PS3′s Gran Turismo in 3D and sort of blown away by Super Stardust HD 3D, I was split on 3D gaming when it came time to check out Capcom’s upcoming Dark Void.
