What can you expect to see at a Resident Evil showcase? I mean… you know this. Just pause and think for a second and I’m sure you’ll get there.

Ahead of the game’s March release date, players can get a sense of exactly how they’ll be punting beasts around on the Switch.

We get a deeper glimpse into the fantasy world of Monster Hunter film which showcases more of the creatures from the games.

Capcom’s Retro Station might be the best alternative then to a full arcade stand, even if it only plays ten games from two franchises. While the publisher hasn’t officially confirmed it, Amazon Japan let the hadouken out of the bag by revealing the arcade-inspired unit, and it is simply adorable. Just look at this.

Capcom has revealed that a recent ransomware attack may have compromised personal data for approximately 350,000 people, including names, addresses, birthdates, phone numbers, passport info, and possibly more.

Monster Hunter fans may be in for some disappointment as director Paul W. S. Anderson reveals the movie will only feature 6 monsters.

Fighting games in the DC Comics universe can divided into two distinct eras: There’s NetherRealm’s (and Midway but screw it let’s not talk about that game) Injustice series which is an absolutely fantastic slobber-knocker of epic proportions, and if you dial back the clock there’s Justice League Task Force from 1995. A game so atrocious in its design that it baffles me how Blizzard Entertainment has a co-developer credit on it.

Devil May Cry 5 was a balls-to-the-wall action game that pretty much defined 2019 for me, and in a few days it’ll be getting even ballsier with said wall when its special edition releases on next-gen consoles. All the S-rank bells and whistles are there on top of a game that pretty much looked like next-gen stuff when it first arrived: Ray tracing, 4K resolution, and a frame-rate mode that can run from glorious 60 to 120 frames per second. This game is literally why I’m buying a new TV.