After Capcom took a massive financial hit earlier today following project cancellations at Capcom Vancouver, the company has moved to offcially close the studio down.

For whatever reason, the Dead Rising developer just hasn’t been able to capture that same spirit in the sequels. They may never get the chance.

The regular Humble Bundles are a great way to pad out your already bulging backlogs. Thing is, they’re usually for PC gamers, which means that those with consoles get left in the dust. That changes with the Humble Capcom x Sega PlayStation Bundle, which as its name suggests, bundles together a stack of great games from both publishers, for very little money.

Capcom Vancouver may have been hit with a round of layoffs, as sources indicate that Dead Rising's next chapter is going to scale back from its lofty ambitions following the underperforming results of the previous game.

What makes a really great video game quote? I like to think that it’s far more complicated than just a witty collection of words. There are so many facets that go into finding a moment of speech worth preserving, remembering for all eternity. There are the people who give audio life to those words, their delivery, timing and the quality …

People scoffed at DmC: Devil May Cry when it was first released, scoffed to the max. Here’s a second chance to give the remake a bash then, as the Capcom Humble Bundle is live and ready to go with deals on Dead Rising and Resident Evil for good measure.

Dead Rising 4 may not be perfect, but its inherent silliness proves that the apocalypse can be fun as Frank West comes home to the original zombie outbreak.

Dead Rising 4 might not feature the distinctive time limit of previous titles, but its DLC packages will knock on that door once again.