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Capcom

261 games in the catalogue ⏱ 1984–2025 40 platforms
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Capcom is among the most legendary Japanese game publishers and developers of all. For retro gamers it is a name associated with the absolute top of the craft of the 8-bit and 16-bit eras: precise controls, uncompromising difficulty, and a visual style that ages only with grace. Whether it is the robot action of the Mega Man series, the brutal platformers Ghosts 'n Goblins, or the fighting-game genre that Capcom practically defined thanks to Street Fighter, this is a studio whose classics still belong among the very best you can play on an old console.

History

The company came into being in Osaka in 1979 under the name I.R.M. Corporation and devoted itself to manufacturing electronic gaming machines. Under the name Capcom — an abbreviation of "Capsule Computers" — it began operating in 1983, when it threw itself fully into arcade cabinets. Soon came hits like 1942 (1984) and above all Ghosts 'n Goblins (1985), a gritty platformer with the knight Arthur that became a symbol of fair but merciless difficulty.

With the arrival of home consoles, Capcom quickly grasped the power of the new platform. On the NES it released the Mega Man series, whose second installment from 1988 is to this day considered by many to be the peak of the entire 8-bit era. Alongside its own brands, Capcom also shone with licensed titles based on Disney — DuckTales and Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers are among the most beloved games on the NES precisely thanks to Capcom's feel for platformer design. The 16-bit era brought further gems: to the SNES arrived Mega Man X, which recast the series into a faster and darker form, and the polished sequel to the hellish challenge, Super Ghouls 'n Ghosts. On the same console appeared also the atmospheric action game Demon's Crest and the Japanese RPG Breath of Fire II, while owners of the Sega Mega Drive could enjoy a great port of Ghouls 'n Ghosts.

The real revolution, however, was set off by the year 1991 and the arcade Street Fighter II. The game ignited a worldwide fever of versus fighting games, and Capcom became the absolute number one in this field. From it grew dozens of variations and spin-offs, among them the later Street Fighter Alpha. The studio capped off the 1990s on consoles like the Sega Saturn, PlayStation (to which arrived, for instance, Mega Man X4 and X5), and above all the Sega Dreamcast, on which Capcom developed its crossover fighting games.

Key figures

Behind the birth of the firm stands entrepreneur Kenzo Tsujimoto, who founded Capcom and led it for decades. But the face of the classic era is above all Tokuro Fujiwara, a designer and producer who created the Ghosts 'n Goblins series and had a hand in many early hits. Among the legends belongs Akira Kitamura, lead designer of the first Mega Man, who defined the form of the blue robot.

An inseparable part of the brand became illustrator Keiji Inafune, the longtime face of the Mega Man series, who worked on it from the early installments and led it into the modern era. In the area of fighting games, producer and designer Noshige Funamizu stood out, along with the team around Street Fighter II led by Akira Nishi. The audio side was enriched by a number of composers gathered in the internal group Alph Lyla; the iconic soundtrack of Mega Man 2 was composed by Takashi Tateishi. These creators imprinted upon Capcom's games a characteristic signature that fans recognize at first sight and first listen.

The present

Capcom still exists in 2026 and is doing better than almost ever — it is among the most successful and profitable Japanese publishers. It still resides in Osaka and remains an independent, publicly traded company; the firm is led by Haruhiro Tsujimoto, son of the founder. The studio today stands on strong pillars, among which stands out the phenomenal Monster Hunter series, whose roots reach precisely into the era that retro gamers remember, for instance, from the title Monster Hunter Freedom Unite on the PSP. Alongside it, brands like Resident Evil, Street Fighter (whose newest installment is among the pillars of the competitive scene), and Devil May Cry run at full throttle.

Importantly, Capcom actively tends to its rich history and has not tucked it away in a drawer. It regularly releases collector's collections and remasters of its classics — from the Mega Man Legacy Collection through Ghosts 'n Goblins anthologies to fighting-game compilations — so the legends described above are easily accessible to a new generation of players. For a lover of retro this is a rare combination: a studio that made history and yet to this day honors its own legacy.

Games by the studio (261)

  1. 1942 · 1984

    The vertical war shooter that launched Capcom on its path among gaming giants.

    MAME

  2. Ghosts 'n Goblins · 1986

    A notoriously hard platformer; one hit strips Arthur's armor, a second one kills him.

    NES

  3. 1943: The Battle of Midway · 1987

    The sequel to 1942, flashier and more polished; the map's climax is often a battle against a battleship.

    MAME CPS

  4. Mega Man · 1987

    The foundation of the whole series: a blue robot steals the abilities of defeated bosses, the Robot Masters.

    NES

  5. Bionic Commando · 1988

    The hero can't jump; the only upward movement is the bionic arm's grappling hook, which defines the entire game.

    NES GB

  6. Ghouls 'n Ghosts · 1988

    Arthur in his underwear after losing his armor is the iconic image of one of the toughest platformers in history.

    X68k CPS MD

  7. Mega Man 2 · 1988

    The peaks of the classic series; perfect music and design.

    NES

  8. DuckTales · 1989

    Disney action with a pogo cane; iconic music (Moon Theme!).

    NES GB

  9. Final Fight · 1989

    The forefather of modern beat 'em ups, which literally defined the genre's entire template.

    X68k CPS SNES

  10. Strider · 1989

    The cybernetic ninja Hiryu in fluid, cinematically grand action; a highlight of the console's early era.

    MD CPS

  11. Strider Hiryu · 1989

    A ninja of the future with the Cypher blade; wall-climbing was unheard-of freedom in 1989.

    X68k

  12. Sweet Home (fan překlad EN) · 1989

    The predecessor of Resident Evil; a survival horror based on a Japanese film that defined the genre.

    NES

  13. U.N. Squadron · 1989

    Capcomský automatový originál s nákupem výzbroje, než přišly domácí porty

    MAME SNES

  14. Willow · 1989

    Capcom's adaptation of the fantasy film Willow, with a light RPG touch of buying equipment.

    GB

  15. 1941: Counter Attack · 1990

    Capcom's vertical shooter, the third entry in the wartime series after 1942 and 1943, denser and prettier.

    CPS

  16. Code Name: Viper · 1990

    Capcom mixes a platformer, a motorcycle chase, and an on-rails shooter without warning between styles.

    NES

  17. Gargoyle's Quest · 1990

    A Ghosts 'n Goblins spin-off with RPG elements; cult and unexpectedly deep.

    GB

  18. Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers · 1990

    Superb two-player co-op; a family classic.

    NES

  19. Little Nemo: The Dream Master · 1990

    The hero doesn't jump or shoot; he puts enemies to sleep with candy and turns them into controllable animals.

    NES

  20. Magic Sword · 1990

    You climb a fifty-floor tower, freeing allies along the way who supply you with weapons.

    CPS

  21. Mega Man 3 · 1990

    The Blue Bomber returns and can slide for the first time; for many, the strongest classic entry in the series.

    NES

  22. Mega Man X2 / X3 · 1990

    A refinement of the already great X formula; wall-running and dashing in an even smoother form.

    SNES

  23. Mercs · 1990

    A vertical commando action game, known in Japan as Senjou no Ookami II, riding the Commando-style craze.

    CPS

  24. Captain Commando · 1991

    A sci-fi twist on the Final Fight family: led by title hero Captain Commando and his colorful crew.

    CPS

  25. Commando · 1991

    The golden era of Capcom beat 'em ups.

    MAME

  26. Knights of the Round · 1991

    An Arthurian brawler where your sword grows stronger with every victory, and attacks can be blocked for the first time.

    CPS

  27. Mega Man 4 · 1991

    The fourth entry introduced the charging Mega Buster, which forever changed the pace of combat in the series.

    NES

  28. Street Fighter II · 1991

    The arcade hit that defined fighting games, crammed into a handheld console — a bold move.

    GB

  29. Super Ghouls 'n Ghosts · 1991

    Infamously demanding; a challenge for the hardened.

    SNES GBA

  30. The King of Dragons · 1991

    A Capcom fantasy beat 'em up with a solid dose of RPG and the spirit of dice and dragons.

    MAME

  31. The Little Mermaid · 1991

    Capcom's action game based on The Little Mermaid alternates underwater sections with stretches on land.

    GB

  32. Gargoyle's Quest II · 1992

    You play as Firebrand, an enemy from the Ghosts 'n Goblins series, in this Capcom action game.

    NES

  33. Mega Man 5 · 1992

    A polished fifth entry with a story about the apparent betrayal of Proto Man, the hero's brother.

    NES

  34. Street Fighter II: Hyper Fighting · 1992

    Capcom's answer to sped-up bootleg copies of SF II — the official version with turbo cranked all the way up.

    CPS

  35. Street Fighter II': Champion Edition · 1992

    The version that first made it possible to play as the bosses and to fight mirror matches between two identical characters.

    X68k PCE CPS

  36. The Magical Quest Starring Mickey Mouse · 1992

    A platformer with costumes as a mountaineer, firefighter, and magician; the outfit changes both abilities and progression.

    SNES

  37. Cadillacs and Dinosaurs · 1993

    A post-apocalypse with a shotgun in hand and a tyrannosaurus on your tail, based on the comic of the same name.

    CPS

  38. Disney's Aladdin · 1993

    Stejný název, úplně jiná hra od Capcomu - ne port verze pro Game Boy a DOS.

    GB SNES GBC

  39. Dungeons & Dragons: Tower of Doom · 1993

    Capcom's mastery of beat 'em ups combined with the D&D license; a gateway to the world of Mystara in arcades.

    MAME

  40. Goof Troop · 1993

    A co-op adventure starring Goofy and Max, directed by a young Shinji Mikami.

    SNES

  41. Mega Man 6 · 1993

    The last 8-bit entry in the series; Rush Adapters combine Mega Man with his robotic dog.

    NES

  42. Mega Man IV · 1993

    An original handheld spin-off of the series, not a port of the NES entries; classic password-based saving.

    GB

  43. Mega Man X · 1993

    A modernization of the series; faster, darker, addictive.

    SNES

  44. Mighty Final Fight · 1993

    A cute chibi remake of the arcade beat-'em-up Final Fight; one of the best brawlers on NES.

    NES

  45. Street Fighter II Turbo: Hyper Fighting · 1993

    A home port of the arcade marvel, combining the best of two versions of Street Fighter II.

    SNES

  46. Street Fighter II: Special Champion Edition · 1993

    The most feature-packed home version of Street Fighter II, the flagship fighter of Mega Drive in 1993.

    MD

  47. The Punisher (Capcom) · 1993

    Frank Castle alongside Nick Fury in a raw, uncompromising brawler based on Marvel comics.

    CPS

  48. Alien vs. Predator (Capcom) · 1994

    One of the highest-rated arcade brawlers ever made — hordes of xenomorphs against the legends.

    CPS

  49. Armored Warriors · 1994

    A beat 'em up where you pilot colossal combat mechs instead of street brawlers.

    CPS

  50. Breath of Fire II · 1994

    A solid JRPG with dragons; a long journey.

    SNES GBA

  51. Darkstalkers: The Night Warriors · 1994

    Street Fighter's combat system in a horror setting; faster and more airborne combos.

    MAME CPS

  52. Demon's Crest · 1994

    Dark action with Firebrand; an underrated gem.

    SNES

  53. Mega Man: The Wily Wars · 1994

    A remake of the first three games in 16-bit; nice.

    MD

  54. Super Street Fighter II Turbo · 1994

    The culmination of Street Fighter II's refinements; hidden Akuma and the series' first Super Combo meter.

    MAME 3DO

  55. X-Men: Children of the Atom · 1994

    A key predecessor to the whole Capcom vs. series, where mutants first flew freely across the screen.

    CPS

  56. Marvel Super Heroes · 1995

    Marvel superheroes in a fighting game featuring the Infinity Stones as a core mechanic.

    CPS

  57. Mega Man 7 · 1995

    A classic action platformer where you blast through the Robot Masters' stages and collect their weapons.

    SNES

  58. Mega Man X2 · 1995

    X faces the remnants of Sigma's army and the mysterious X-Hunters; a follow-up to the revolutionary first X game.

    SNES

  59. Mega Man X3 · 1995

    Closes out the Mega Man X trilogy on SNES and, for the first time, offers Zero as a playable character.

    SNES

  60. Mega Man: The Power Battle · 1995

    An arcade spin-off of Mega Man stripped down to a pure boss rush with no filler.

    CPS

  61. Dungeons & Dragons: Shadow over Mystara · 1996

    A beat 'em up with the soul of an RPG campaign; choose from six classes and level up your character.

    CPS

  62. Resident Evil · 1996

    Originál, který pojmenoval survival horor a dodnes straší.

    PS1 Saturn GCN

  63. Street Fighter Alpha 2 · 1996

    A prequel between the original Street Fighter and the second game; anime visuals and a deep fighting system.

    MAME SNES Saturn

  64. Street Fighter Alpha 2 / 3 · 1996

    With a 4MB cartridge, the Saturn delivered the best home ports of 2D fighting games.

    Saturn

  65. Super Puzzle Fighter II Turbo · 1996

    Street Fighter and Darkstalkers characters in a falling-block puzzle game; an addictive crossover.

    CPS

  66. X-Men vs. Street Fighter · 1996

    Mutanti a bojovníci Street Fighteru v týmových soubojích, jak je hrál automat.

    MAME Saturn

  67. Breath of Fire III · 1997

    Capcom moved the series into 3D with painted backgrounds; the dragon Ryu searches for his own destiny.

    PS1 PSP

  68. Marvel Super Heroes vs. Street Fighter · 1997

    The sequel to the Marvel and Capcom crossover; a wider roster, polished tag-team play.

    MAME Saturn

  69. Mega Man 8 · 1997

    The Blue Bomber's first full 2D-3D treatment; PlayStation alongside Saturn.

    PS1

  70. Mega Man Legends · 1997

    Capcom transplanted the franchise from 2D platformers into a full-fledged 3D action RPG.

    PS1

  71. Mega Man X4 / X5 · 1997

    X4 is the peak of 2D, Legends a bold 3D experiment.

    PS1

  72. Resident Evil: Director's Cut · 1997

    An expanded version of the game that defined survival horror as a genre in 1996.

    PS1

  73. Rival Schools: United by Fate · 1997

    Školní bojovka dva na dva ještě předtím, než se stala domácím hitem.

    MAME PS1

  74. Street Fighter III: 2nd Impact · 1997

    An update responding to criticism - it brought back the fan-favorite Akuma and added Hugo and Urien.

    MAME

  75. Street Fighter III: New Generation · 1997

    Capcom's boldest move yet - it wiped the roster except for Ryu and Ken, and brought in the mysterious villain Gill.

    MAME

  76. Vampire Savior · 1997

    The pinnacle of Capcom's Darkstalkers series and one of the best-balanced fighting games of the nineties.

    CPS

  77. Magical Tetris Challenge · 1998

    The Disney Tetris with Mickey on board, condensed for the pocket-sized Game Boy Color.

    PS1 GBC

  78. Marvel vs. Capcom · 1998

    Team battles between hero duos with on-the-fly switching; pure comic-book spectacle.

    CPS

  79. Resident Evil 2 · 1998

    The pinnacle of classic survival horror; the zapping system guides you through two intertwined scenarios.

    PS1 GCN PS4 XONE Series PS5

  80. Rockman & Forte · 1998

    The last Mega Man game on SNES, released only in Japan; and all the more demanding in its level design because of it.

    SNES

  81. Street Fighter Alpha 3 · 1998

    Alpha 3's selectable fighting-style system offered perhaps the richest tournament experience of its era.

    CPS PS1 GBA

  82. Dino Crisis · 1999

    Survival horror with dinosaurs instead of zombies; prehistoric predators can smash through doors.

    PS1 Win9x DC

  83. Makaimura for WonderSwan · 1999

    A handheld return of Ghosts 'n Goblins; two hits are enough to kill the knight Arthur.

    WS

  84. Power Stone · 1999

    Capcom's fighting game without flat arenas; battles in 3D space with destructible surroundings.

    DC

  85. Power Stone 1 & 2 · 1999

    Capcom turns the static fighting stage into a full 3D arena full of chaos.

    DC

  86. Resident Evil 3: Nemesis · 1999

    The more action-oriented installment brought one of the genre's most unforgettable pursuers — Nemesis.

    PS1 DC GCN

  87. Street Fighter · 1999

    A masterful fighting game with a parry system; an esports legend.

    MAME

  88. Street Fighter III: 3rd Strike · 1999

    The parry system made 3rd Strike a fighting game where precise timing can turn around any exchange.

    CPS

  89. Breath of Fire IV · 2000

    Two intertwined storylines, Ryu and the mysterious Fou-lu; one of Capcom's best stories.

    PS1

  90. Dino Crisis 2 · 2000

    It traded careful ammo conservation for adrenaline-fueled carnage with a point-based combo system.

    PS1 Win9x

  91. Marvel vs. Capcom 2 · 2000

    56 characters, 3-on-3 battles, and a screen overloaded with effects; crossover madness.

    DC

  92. Marvel vs. Capcom 2: New Age of Heroes · 2000

    Arkádový originál na NAOMI, ze kterého se stal turnajový standard "arcade perfect".

    MAME

  93. Mega Man 64 · 2000

    A three-dimensional port of Rockman Dash, the first Mega Man game on a Nintendo console; a radical departure from the 2D series.

    N64

  94. Mega Man Legends 2 · 2000

    Action-adventure starring Mega Man Volnutt on a quest for the legendary treasure Mother Lode.

    PS1

  95. Mega Man Xtreme · 2000

    Condensed levels and bosses from X1 and X2 in a pocket package, without losing Mega Man X's pace.

    GBC

  96. Power Stone 2 · 2000

    A sequel supporting up to four players at once, turning battles into wild, fun chaos.

    DC

  97. Resident Evil Survivor · 2000

    A Resident Evil spin-off outside the classic horror formula - a fast-paced light-gun rail shooter.

    PS1

  98. Resident Evil: Code Veronica · 2000

    The first Resident Evil with fully 3D environments instead of pre-rendered backgrounds.

    DC

  99. Rockman Battle & Fighters · 2000

    A combination of two arcade boss battles against Mega Man; winning carries a weapon into the next fight.

    NGPC

  100. Super Puzzle Fighter II X · 2000

    Street Fighter and Darkstalkers characters in a clever falling-gem puzzle game.

    DC

  101. Breath of Fire · 2001

    A port of Capcom's Super Nintendo RPG, released in 2001 in Japan only.

    GBA

  102. Capcom vs. SNK 2 · 2001

    The dream crossover of Street Fighter and King of Fighters, with a selectable groove system.

    CPS DC

  103. Capcom vs. SNK 2: Mark of the Millennium · 2001

    A crossover between Capcom and SNK with the Groove system — choosing a fighting style changes the whole character.

    PS2

  104. Devil May Cry · 2001

    A game that unintentionally founded the character action genre; it began as a prototype for Resident Evil 4.

    PS2

  105. Final Fight One · 2001

    Kapesní Final Fight se všemi hrdiny a odemykatelnými postavami z pokračování navíc.

    GBA

  106. Gyakuten Saiban · 2001

    Úplný začátek soudních adventur, hratelný jen v japonštině na GBA.

    GBA

  107. Mega Man Battle Network série · 2001

    Grid-based action RPG; a huge, addictive series.

    GBA

  108. Mega Man Xtreme 2 · 2001

    Content from X3 and X4 plus a choice between X and Zero — the richest pocket trip into the X series.

    GBC

  109. Onimusha: Warlords · 2001

    Feudal horror with fixed cameras à la Resident Evil, but with sword-based action instead of survival.

    PS2 PS4

  110. Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney · 2001

    A courtroom drama that turns the player into a defense attorney; the famous "Objection!" is known even to non-players.

    DS

  111. Resident Evil Code: Veronica X · 2001

    An expanded version of the first fully 3D Resident Evil; a key chapter in the Ashford family story.

    PS2 GCN

  112. Resident Evil Gaiden · 2001

    Survival horror on the Game Boy Color — a bold experiment that sounds almost like a joke.

    GBC

  113. Capcom vs. SNK 2 EO · 2002

    Stejný křížovkový souboj Capcomu a SNK, ale s tlačítkem, které umí spustit speciál jedním stiskem.

    GCN

  114. Genma Onimusha · 2002

    A launch action game that first brought the Onimusha series from the PlayStation 2 to the Xbox.

    Xbox

  115. Maximo: Ghosts to Glory · 2002

    A spiritual 3D successor to Ghosts 'n Goblins; harsh difficulty and a gothic atmosphere.

    PS2

  116. Mega Man & Bass · 2002

    One of the last classic 2D entries in the series; your choice of character fundamentally changes the style of play.

    GBA

  117. Mega Man Battle Network 3 · 2002

    Grid-based battles inside computer networks — RPG, action, and card game in one cyberpunk package.

    GBA

  118. Onimusha 2: Samurai's Destiny · 2002

    A sequel with allies you recruit, whose trust affects side quests and even the ending.

    PS2

  119. Resident Evil 0 · 2002

    An exclusive prequel with no item chests - things can be dropped anywhere along the way.

    GCN

  120. Steel Battalion · 2002

    Legendary thanks to a giant controller with forty buttons, two joysticks, and foot pedals.

    Xbox

  121. Breath of Fire: Dragon Quarter · 2003

    A radical departure for the series into a dark, claustrophobic underground, with a price for turning into a dragon.

    PS2

  122. Devil May Cry 2 · 2003

    A controversial entry after the revolutionary first game; a colder Dante, a slower pace.

    PS2

  123. Dino Crisis 3 · 2003

    The survival horror moves from Earth into space; a crew faces mutated dinosaurs.

    Xbox

  124. P.N.03 · 2003

    An action game from the creator of Resident Evil, part of the Capcom Five project; shooting conceived as dance.

    GCN

  125. Mega Man X: Command Mission · 2004

    An unusual departure for Mega Man X toward turn-based JRPG instead of traditional platforming action.

    GCN

  126. Monster Hunter · 2004

    The foundation of the hunt-and-craft genre: hunt a monster, forge armor, then go after a stronger creature.

    PS2

  127. Onimusha 3: Demon Siege · 2004

    Samurai action spanning feudal Japan and Paris; actor Jean Reno fights alongside you.

    PS2

  128. Onimusha: Blade Warriors · 2004

    A spin-off turns the adventure-driven Onimusha into an arena fighting game with characters from across the whole series.

    PS2

  129. Resident Evil Outbreak · 2004

    A cooperative survival horror game for up to four players in Raccoon City.

    PS2

  130. Devil May Cry 3: Dante's Awakening · 2005

    The series' return in dazzling form; switchable fighting styles give the third entry the deepest combat.

    PS2

  131. Haunting Ground · 2005

    Without a single weapon - survival is only possible through running and hiding from your pursuers.

    PS2

  132. Mega Man Maverick Hunter X · 2005

    A complete 3D rebuild of Mega Man X; a remake that aims to modernize, not just copy.

    PSP

  133. Monster Hunter Freedom · 2005

    The first Monster Hunter released outside Japan; quests shortened for gaming on the go.

    PSP

  134. Resident Evil 4 · 2005

    A revolution that redefined action horror; an over-the-shoulder camera instead of static angles.

    PS2 GCN Mobil PS5 Series

  135. Viewtiful Joe: Double Trouble! · 2005

    Stylized cinematic action uses both screens; a companion jumps between the displays.

    DS

  136. Dead Rising · 2006

    Frank West in a shopping mall full of zombies, who can be dispatched with anything at hand.

    X360

  137. Devil May Cry 3: Dante's Awakening Special Edition · 2006

    A return to high difficulty and stylish combos; five combat styles, the series' toughest fights.

    PC PS4 XONE Switch

  138. Lost Planet: Extreme Condition · 2006

    A fight for warmth on the frozen planet E.D.N. III; energy powers both abilities and health.

    PC X360

  139. Mega Man Powered Up · 2006

    A cute 3D remake of the first Mega Man without losing its old devilish difficulty.

    PSP

  140. Onimusha: Dawn of Dreams · 2006

    The fourth entry in the samurai hack-and-slash series with Genma demons and three playable heroes.

    PS2

  141. Monster Hunter Freedom 2 · 2007

    A leap in content for the series: multiple times more quests and armor, designed for the PSP from the ground up.

    PSP

  142. Resident Evil 4: Wii Edition · 2007

    The groundbreaking GameCube action game gained on Wii exactly what it lacked: fast aiming.

    Wii

  143. Resident Evil: The Umbrella Chronicles · 2007

    An on-rails shooter retelling the series' key moments, topped off with Umbrella's downfall.

    Wii

  144. Zack & Wiki: Quest for Barbaros' Treasure · 2007

    A pirate adventure from Capcom that uses the Wii Remote for puzzles, not sword-swinging.

    Wii

  145. Devil May Cry 4 · 2008

    Nero and his demonic arm, the Devil Bringer, brought a new combat style to the series.

    X360 PS3

  146. Lost Planet: Extreme Condition - Colonies Edition · 2008

    Giant Vital Suit mechs against insectoid Akrid on a frozen planet; without heat you freeze to death.

    PS3

  147. Resident Evil: Degeneration · 2008

    Survival horror tied to the Resident Evil: Degeneration film; sparse but atmospheric.

    Java ME

  148. Dead Rising: Chop Till You Drop · 2009

    A simplified port of the famous zombie action game set in a shopping mall; improvised weapons remain.

    Wii

  149. Monster Hunter Freedom Unite · 2009

    Hundreds of hours of hunting; a social phenomenon in Japan.

    PSP

  150. Resident Evil 5 · 2009

    An action horror game set under the African sun, playable solo or in two-player co-op.

    X360 PS3

  151. Street Fighter IV · 2009

    The series' return ten years after 3rd Strike; for the first time with fully three-dimensional character models.

    PS3

  152. Ghost Trick: Phantom Detective · 2010

    A dead hero without memories manipulates objects to rewrite his own death; pure originality.

    PC DS Mobil

  153. Monster Hunter Tri · 2010

    The entry with which the monster-hunting series first truly broke through outside Japan.

    Wii

  154. Super Street Fighter IV · 2010

    An improved version of the base game released as a standalone title, not just DLC.

    PS3

  155. Resident Evil: The Mercenaries 3D · 2011

    A score-attack spin-off of the popular Mercenaries mode from the Resident Evil series.

    3DS

  156. Super Street Fighter IV: 3D Edition · 2011

    The first full-fledged Street Fighter in your pocket, part of the console's launch lineup.

    3DS

  157. Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3 · 2011

    Nejrychlejší týmová bojovka své doby s tuctem nových postav.

    PS3 Vita

  158. Dragon's Dogma · 2012

    An action RPG from Capcom where you can climb giants and griffins and stab their weak points.

    X360 PS3

  159. Resident Evil 6 · 2012

    Four interconnected campaigns, four tones of horror, from classic survival to military action.

    X360

  160. Resident Evil: Revelations · 2012

    A chilling survival horror on an abandoned cruise ship that has nothing to be ashamed of next to its console siblings.

    3DS

  161. Street Fighter X Tekken · 2012

    A crossover of two fighting-game giants; Tekken characters translated into the Street Fighter plane.

    X360 PS3 Vita

  162. Dragon's Dogma: Dark Arisen · 2013

    Dark Arisen z roku 2013 na Xbox 360, v podobě předcházející pozdější HD remaster.

    X360 PS3 XONE PS4 Switch

  163. Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate · 2013

    Expanded version of Monster Hunter Tri from Wii; monster hunting, gathering materials and crafting gear.

    3DS Wii U

  164. Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney - Dual Destinies · 2013

    The darkest and most dramatic chapter in the series about attorney Phoenix Wright. Objection!

    3DS

  165. Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate · 2014

    The title that finally made the West understand why Monster Hunter is a phenomenon in Japan.

    3DS

  166. Monster Hunter Generations · 2015

    A celebration of the series; it proves that the depth of the hunt doesn't need a new console's power.

    3DS

  167. Resident Evil Revelations 2 · 2015

    An episodic survival horror that returns to the slower pace of the series' first entries.

    PS4

  168. Ace Attorney: Spirit of Justice · 2016

    The sixth entry in the courtroom visual novel series; Phoenix Wright pursues justice through mystical rituals.

    3DS
  169. PS4

    Resident Evil: Umbrella Corps · 2016

    A spin-off replacing survival horror with fast team-based mercenary action and modular loadouts.

    PS4

  170. Street Fighter V · 2016

    The first console exclusive to PlayStation; a smaller roster sparked sharp criticism from players.

    PS4

  171. Resident Evil 7: Biohazard · 2017

    A return to claustrophobic horror, and the series' first entry in first-person perspective.

    PS4 XONE

  172. Resident Evil 7: Biohazard VR · 2017

    The entire Resident Evil 7 game, no shortcuts, in VR; the enemy could be anywhere around you.

    PSVR

  173. Monster Hunter Generations Ultimate · 2018

    The international debut of the expanded Monster Hunter XX; four combat styles and Hunter Arts.

    Switch

  174. Monster Hunter: World · 2018

    For the first time, a truly seamless open world instead of separate mission zones.

    PC PS4 XONE

  175. Devil May Cry 5 · 2019

    The return of the pure action series with three playable characters and a stylish combo-rating system.

    PC PS4 XONE
  176. PS5

    Devil May Cry 5 Special Edition · 2020

    A PS5 launch title; three playable characters, including Nero with his mechanical arms.

    PS5 Series

  177. Resident Evil 3 · 2020

    A remake of the classic starring Jill Valentine; Nemesis is the most relentless hunter in the series.

    PS4

  178. Monster Hunter Rise · 2021

    A branch of the hunting series tailored for Switch; feudal Japan, new monsters.

    PC Switch

  179. Monster Hunter Stories 2: Wings of Ruin · 2021

    Flips the Monster Hunter world upside down — you're a Rider who raises and rides monsters.

    Switch

  180. Resident Evil Village · 2021

    The eighth entry in the series shifts RE7's horror toward a more action-oriented style close to the RE4 classic.

    Mobil PS4 PS5 Series

  181. Resident Evil 4 VR Mode · 2023

    The famous RE4 remake free in VR; reloading and aiming for weak points is now down to your own hands.

    PSVR2

  182. Resident Evil Village VR Mode · 2023

    The whole Village free in VR; turning your head around corners cranks up the tension a notch.

    PSVR2

  183. Street Fighter 6 · 2023

    Nejpropracovanější Street Fighter dneška i pro starší PlayStation.

    PS4 PS5 Series Switch 2

  184. Dragon's Dogma 2 · 2024

    An open-world action RPG where traveling the land is dangerous and fast travel isn't free.

    PS5 Series

  185. Monster Hunter Wilds · 2025

    The series' most technically ambitious entry yet; the world changes its face with the seasons and weather.

    PS5