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Do you know what it proceeds for a great horror game? zombi and a plenty of them! Simply, living dead are the scariest animate being that you can scrap and the real question is how can you kill something that is already dead?

Sadly, there hasn’t been many living dead games recently but that’s about to change thanks to Capcom. We all know that Capcom brought living dead to the gaming console table with the resident evil series and now since the series has changed a bit and abandoned the old fashioned shambling living dead that we all know and love Capcom had to publish new game? that will provide action to the living dead lovers, and that game was dead Rising.

Dead rising was a great game that put option you into infected mall with thousands of zombie and your end is to survive for three years Well I think that you all know that Capcom is working hard on a sequel of this great game. I think that all of you remember how fun dead rising was back in the 2006. You could use all kind of item that you find in the promenade in order to scrap off the zombies, so it was like an actual survival, in a way.

There’s not much information about dead rising deuce but we know that the engine will be improved in order to sports meeting the criterion of the next generation console table and you will be able to see more zombie on silver screen and use even more item in order to survive. New city, new mall, new main fictitious character and a brand new story for all the zombie fans.

Oh dear! Capcom are going to release a series of free film to necktie in with Dead rise ‘ Zombrex dead Rising sun is the rubric and its all very Jap, but for a US audience. Expect to see them over the summer on the Pb up to the release of dead Rising II OH and by the way, the pic looks crap! hope its not an indication of things to come…

Capcom released some Nice HD screenshots of upcoming brawler ‘Marvel vs. Capcom 3′. The game is still in development, so for now these gorgeous screenshots will have to do.

Lets all just hope that Capcom will be ready to give us some gameplay footage by E3 because we all know that even though if the art are nice, we still want that same awesome game play that only ‘Marvel vs Capcom’ series can dish out.

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During Capcom’s Holocene Super Street Fighter IV trailer event in central London, we sought out the game’s producer, Yoshinori Ono, to grill him on the feverishly demanded and repeatedly-rumoured Darkstalkers sequel that he seems oh-so-happy to talking about given an in of column space.

Morrigan Aensland in her wonder Vs Capcom triplet pretense Come on Capcom - You built the 3D model for one character, only another 20-odd to go.

Using an unblockable independent transcriber and following a careful zoning game we corner-trapped Yoko Ono and unleashed a flurry of questions. He wasn’t about to be lured into answering our enquiry regarding which as-yet unused horror monster he would personally like to see in a potency sequel, parrying every question with Daigo-like expertise, but we did manage to get to the undersurface of his consistent dialogue on the title.

When asked about his habitue name-checking of Capcom’s horror fight series, he responded: “Yes I always endeavor and talking about Vampire during interview because I want to show Capcom that there is a demand for a new game,” he revealed, before stating decisively in English: “I am desperate to make this game!”

Who wouldn't want to see the Street Fighter foursome engine recreate this level of insanity?

There you have it – a phone call to munition The man that revived the Street Fighter series and dragged it back into the mainstream is still doing his spot to bring us a new Darkstalkers game. If there’s one thing Ono-san has always made abundantly clear, it’s that Capcom’s fan have a voice We wouldn’t have seen them jump through basketball game to bring Tatsunoko Vs Capcom to the West and we wouldn’t be eagerly anticipating Marvel Vs Capcom 3 if it weren’t for vocal fan baying for more pixilated blood What with the Twilight-fueled obsession with all things vampire, what better time for Capcom to go ahead and go-ahead Ono’s dreaming project? Get over to www.capcom-unity.com and interest your claim.

Capcom has increased its production for iPhone games, revealing that it will release ten titles during this current fiscal year.

The information was revealed by Capcom CFO Kazuhiko Abe during a talk at the Reuters Global Technology Summit in Tokyo, according to Reuters.

Capcom has thus far released four titles for the iPhone and iPod Touch in 2009, including Mega Man 2, Who Wants To Be A Millionaire, Are You Smarter Than a 5th Grader 2009, and Resident Evil: Degeneration, a mobile-exclusive entry in the publisher’s popular survival horror franchise.