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• Resident Evil

  Resident Evil follows people trying to survive biological disasters, combining dangerous exploration, puzzles and encounters with hostile creatures. Each game finds a different balance between fear and action, with fixed, over-the-shoulder and first-person perspectives changing how you face the danger.

  Published collection: 43 games

• Monster Hunter

  Monster Hunter is Capcom’s franchise about encounters with extraordinary creatures. Its action games turn preparation, well-timed attacks and gathered materials into successful hunts and new equipment, while the Stories spin-offs explore companionship with monsters through turn-based adventures.

  Published collection: 18 games

• Ace Attorney

  Ace Attorney turns a suspicious detail into a courtroom breakthrough. In the main games, you investigate crime scenes, question witnesses and present evidence when their stories do not add up. Expressive characters and lively exchanges give the mysteries their distinctive mix of suspense and humor.

  Published collection: 15 games

• Street Fighter

  Street Fighter is Capcom’s fighting series, where one-on-one bouts turn on spacing, timing and each character’s techniques. Learning when to approach, defend or answer an opening gives even a short match plenty to think about.

  Published collection: 15 games

• Devil May Cry

  Devil May Cry is Capcom’s demon-hunting action series, where sword strikes, gunfire and evasive moves flow into elaborate combos. Its flamboyant heroes bring different fighting styles, and much of the pleasure comes from making each battle look as good as it feels.

  Published collection: 11 games

• Ghosts 'n Goblins

  Ghosts ’n Goblins is Capcom’s demanding action-platform series starring the knight Arthur. You jump past traps and throw weapons at monsters, with breakable armor leaving little room for mistakes. Its eerie creatures and slapstick mishaps make each hard-won stretch memorable.

  Published collection: 9 games

• Marvel vs. Capcom

  Marvel vs. Capcom is a crossover fighting series that puts Marvel heroes and Capcom characters on the same teams. You switch fighters, launch opponents into the air and chain attacks into spectacular combos; team sizes and support systems change between entries.

  Published collection: 9 games

• 19XX

  Capcom’s 194X aerial shooters send you into scrolling battlefields filled with enemy planes and warships. Dodge incoming fire and collect weapon upgrades as formations close in. Each entry adds its own twist, from evasive loops to charged shots.

  Published collection: 8 games

• Breath of Fire

  Breath of Fire is Capcom’s role-playing series of dragon powers and unlikely travelling companions. You explore towns and dungeons, develop a party and choose how to use its abilities in battle. Earlier entries favour expansive fantasy journeys, while Dragon Quarter makes survival underground a tighter exercise in managing risk.

  Published collection: 7 games

• Final Fight

  Final Fight is Capcom’s street-brawling series, best known for side-scrolling battles against gangs. Punch, jump and throw your way through groups of enemies, grabbing weapons when the opportunity appears. Keeping room to move matters as much as landing the next hit.

  Published collection: 6 games

• Darkstalkers

  Darkstalkers is Capcom's supernatural fighting series, where vampires, werewolves and stranger creatures turn their bodies and powers into flamboyant attacks. Expressive animation and fast exchanges give its monster duels a lively, theatrical character.

  Published collection: 6 games

• Tenchi wo Kurau

  Tenchi wo Kurau brings Hiroshi Motomiya’s Three Kingdoms manga into Capcom games with two distinct approaches. Its role-playing adventures ask you to build an army and choose battle commands, while the arcade branch puts weapons, throws and crowds of soldiers directly under your control.

  Published collection: 5 games

• Onimusha

  Onimusha turns Japanese historical settings into supernatural action adventures. Warriors wield Oni powers against the demonic Genma, combining sword combat with exploration and the collection of souls that strengthen their weapons.

  Published collection: 5 games

• Bionic Commando

  Bionic Commando makes a grappling arm central to both movement and combat. Finding an anchor point, building a swing and opening fire turns a route through enemy territory into a test of timing and positioning.

  Published collection: 6 games

• God of War

  God of War follows Kratos through mythological worlds where battles with gods become entangled with family and the consequences of his past. Its Greek and Norse adventures combine forceful weapon combat with dangerous journeys, shifting from revenge toward the responsibilities of fatherhood.

  Published collection: 7 games

• Capcom Versus

  Capcom Versus brings familiar fighters face to face with characters from Marvel, SNK and other worlds. Its crossover appeal runs through different fighting systems, from rapid tag-team exchanges to choosing the rules that shape your team's playstyle.

  Published collection: 4 games

• The BIGS

  The BIGS gives Major League Baseball an arcade twist, with towering hits, acrobatic catches and bursts of extra power. Batting, pitching and fielding become opportunities for spectacular plays, with timing and power-up decisions shaping the action.

  Published collection: 3 games

• Dino Crisis

  Dino Crisis is Capcom’s action and survival-horror series about armed teams facing dinosaurs and scientific disasters. Players investigate dangerous places and fight to survive, with the games ranging from tense research-facility encounters to heavier gunplay and jetpack combat aboard a spacecraft.

  Published collection: 3 games

• Fate/stay night

  Fate/stay night begins with TYPE-MOON’s fantasy visual novel about Shirou Emiya and a conflict over the Holy Grail. Read branching stories and make choices that alter relationships and outcomes; related games revisit the cast through an unfolding mystery or direct fighting-game battles.

  Published collection: 5 games

• Lost Planet

  Lost Planet centres on battles against enormous Akrid creatures and human rivals on E.D.N. III. Guns and towering machines give its action a distinctive sense of scale, with thermal energy and hostile environments shaping the struggle.

  Published collection: 3 games