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Capcom business and news from across the web.- Former Dead Space Producer Says The “Numbers Just Aren’t There” For a New Game in the SeriesFormer Dead Space producer Chuck Beaver stated that Electronic Arts is unlikely to greenlight a new entry in the series due to insufficient sales numbers, despite the success of the recent remake. Beaver indicated that EA now expects around 7 million units sold for a single-player game to be viable, a benchmark that the Dead Space franchise has not consistently met. While some developers at EA might hope for the IP to be sold, the company currently has no plans for the franchise.
- Resident Evil Requiem had a merchant and side missions before they were cutDatamined information from Resident Evil Requiem suggests significant cut content, including a merchant character, side missions similar to Resident Evil 4, and an investigation mechanic. These features were likely removed during development, with director Koshi Nakanishi having previously stated an entire early chapter was cut. Rumors also suggest Claire Redfield may be the protagonist for the next Resident Evil installment.
- 10 Best real-time combat RPGs if you don't like waiting your turnThis article lists and describes ten of the best real-time combat RPGs for players who prefer action over turn-based mechanics. The list includes titles like Elden Ring, Cyberpunk 2077: Phantom Liberty, and Stranger of Paradise: Final Fantasy Origin, highlighting their unique combat systems and gameplay vibes. Each entry is evaluated based on its combat complexity, build customization, and overall player experience.
- Devil May Cry Netflix Creator Has Good Advice For Bloodborne Movie TeamAdi Shankar, known for adapting video games like Castlevania and Devil May Cry into animation, has offered advice for Sony's upcoming Bloodborne movie adaptation. He stresses the importance of empowering the original creators and warns against corporate overreach. Shankar also noted the involvement of YouTuber Seán McLoughlin as a producer, expressing cautious optimism about the project's authenticity.
- UK software sales chart for the week ending May 9, 2026 – Tomodachi Life, Pokemon Pokopia in the top threeThe UK software sales chart for the week ending May 9, 2026, shows Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream and Pokemon Pokopia holding strong in the top three. EA SPORTS FC 26 remains at the number one spot, with Cyberpunk 2077 Ultimate Edition and Mario Kart World rounding out the top five.
- Resident Evil 10 and Multiple RE Remakes Reportedly Leaked | Invision Game CommunityMultiple leaks and insider reports suggest Capcom has extensive plans for the Resident Evil franchise, including a Resident Evil: Code Veronica Remake potentially announced in 2026, a Resident Evil Zero Remake targeting 2028, and a new Resident Evil 1 Remake for 2031. Additionally, Resident Evil 10 is reportedly in development for a 2029 release, possibly featuring Claire Redfield. These rumors follow the commercial success of Resident Evil Requiem.
- Gratis DLC-minispel till Resident Evil Requiem ute nuThe free DLC mini-game 'Leon Must Die Forever' has been surprise-released for Resident Evil Requiem. This new mode, unlocked after completing the main game, offers non-stop action with tougher enemies and increasing difficulty. Capcom is also working on a separate story DLC, though its release date remains unknown.
- Rumour: Capcom insider spills the beansA Capcom insider has reportedly leaked information regarding upcoming remakes and DLC. The leaks suggest a remake of the original Devil May Cry is in development, alongside remakes of Resident Evil 0, Resident Evil Code: Veronica, and Resident Evil 1. Ada Wong is also rumored to be featured in Resident Evil 9 DLC.
- Final Fantasy 14 player harnesses the power of furniture slots to make their in-game house look like PragmataA Final Fantasy XIV player has recreated the aesthetic of Capcom's upcoming game Pragmata within the MMO's player housing system. Using in-game furniture and an increased placement limit, the player designed a sci-fi environment reminiscent of Pragmata's visuals. The creation also features players in cosplay as characters from the game.
- Talking Point: What Are You Playing This Weekend? (9th May)Several Nintendo editors and contributors share their weekend gaming plans, which include titles like Tomodachi Life, Pragmata, Pentiment, and various Metroidvanias. There's also excitement for upcoming releases such as a Star Fox reimagining and a new Mina the Hollower release date.
- Nintendo Highlights Multiple Major Third-Party Releases For Switch 2 In 2026Nintendo has highlighted a significant lineup of third-party games scheduled for release on the Nintendo Switch 2 in 2026 and beyond. The list includes titles from major publishers like Square Enix, Bandai Namco, and Capcom, with potential releases for Elden Ring: Tarnished Edition and Borderlands 4 also mentioned. Nintendo stated that the third-party support for the Switch 2 is the largest ever following a platform launch.
- Friend Link Updates Coming to Monster Hunter NowMonster Hunter Now is updating its Friend Link system to no longer consume tokens when a hunt begins, instead consuming them only upon successful monster slaying or repelling. A new Friend Link Special Quest event, featuring art by Ryosuke Takeuchi, will encourage players to hunt together remotely and will run until May 24.
- Summer Game Fest Live Show 2026 Tickets Now Available on TicketmasterTickets for the Summer Game Fest Live Show 2026, scheduled for June 5 at the Dolby Theatre, are now available on Ticketmaster. The two-hour event will feature new game announcements, surprise guests, and updates from the team behind The Game Awards. The article also briefly mentions upcoming updates for Monster Hunter Now, the release of Genshin Impact Version Luna VII, the reveal of Aliens: Fireteam Elite 2, collaborations for Subway Surfers and Angry Birds 2, and trailers for LEGO Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight and ZERO PARADES: For Dead Spies.
- Windrose closes in on two million sales, joining the new games and studios that dominated 2026 so farThe pirate adventure game Windrose has achieved nearly two million sales, leading a trend of smaller studios and original IPs dominating the market in early 2026. Other successful titles include Crimson Desert, FC 26, Pragmata, and Slay the Spire 2, indicating a shift away from AAA dominance towards innovative indie and AA experiences.
- Resident Evil Requiem gets a new Leon Must Die Forever mode, out todayCapcom has released a new 'Leon Must Die Forever' mode for Resident Evil: Requiem today. This addition aims to provide players with additional content and challenges within the game.
- "Who knows, we could bring him back when he's 70" - Resident Evil Requiem director reckons Leon's got what it takes to lastResident Evil Requiem director Koshi Nakanishi believes the character Leon S. Kennedy could remain a compelling protagonist even into his 70s, suggesting an approach that doesn't strictly age characters with each new installment. The game itself has become Capcom's fastest-selling entry, exceeding 7 million copies sold.
- Leon Must Die Forever in Free Resident Evil Requiem ModeCapcom has released a free update for Resident Evil Requiem, introducing the "Leon Must Die Forever" mode where players must protect Leon S. Kennedy from hordes of enemies. This update also adds Enhancer Abilities for runs, five difficulty options, and bug fixes, including Dualsense controller support for PC players. Merchandise featuring art from this new mode is also available.
- Release Dates/WindowsCapcom announced that Ingrid will be added to the Street Fighter 6 roster on May 28th. This update introduces a new playable character to the fighting game.
- Resident Evil Requiem just shadow-dropped a bonus roguelike mode, and it's absolutely fantasticCapcom has released a free update for Resident Evil 4, adding a new roguelike mode called 'Leon Must Die Forever'. This mode requires players to have completed the main story and features multiple paths, randomized enhancements, new enemy variants, and boss fights. Players earn points to unlock abilities and weapons for subsequent runs in this challenging addition to the game.
- Pragmata Might Be Gaming’s Next Big EvolutionThis opinion piece argues that seeking novel experiences, like those offered by Capcom's Pragmata, is key to combating the feeling of time accelerating with age. The author praises Pragmata's innovative 'synaptic shooter' gameplay, which blends third-person combat, hacking puzzles, and agile movement, creating a unique and engaging experience that forces players to think and adapt.