There are some hunts you just know are going to be memorable even before you leave camp, and this one’s definitely in that category.
Explosive counterattacks, dodging after an enhanced spreadshot, a stronger Dragonpiercer and more await Bow users in the expansion.
Capcom kicks off a new series of daily weapons videos ahead of the expansion's release, showcasing the Boost Bracer's power.
PC players can now also find more fine-tuning settings throughout the Options menu giving them more control over visuals and performance.
The trailer shows how players can get their hands on relics through various means, which can then be turned into powerful new equipment.
You’ll have to get quite creative to defeat her since her zoning attacks can make closing gaps a pain in the demonic gauntlet.
Combat is the lifeblood behind Onimusha's revival, but the open-ended exploration in some areas ties it all together.
Monster Hunter Wilds: Ascendance, Mega Man: Dual Override, Dragon's Dogma 2: Dark Arisen and more are confirmed for the show floor.
Ifuu and Burai share Musashi’s desire for a worthy opponent, but their moves are something else entirely, making them formidable foes.
From setting and story, to swordplay and progression, Onimusha’s fifth mainline entry dramatically changes the formula established by the original four games.
Onimusha: Way of the Sword is an excellent way for the beloved dormant action franchise to reawaken and once again grab the spotlight.
Capcom has also confirmed that a free update will be released bringing in new gameplay enhancements, like more skill slots.
Director Satoru Nihei also spoke about one of the gameplay elements revolving around rescuing Lion Dogs that have been trapped by Malice.
The gameplay showcase also revealed details about some new systems, like the Override gauge and the equippable chip sets that offer boosts.
The demo introduces players to the Oni Bow and all of its combat and puzzle-solving utility, as well as an epic new boss fight.
It’s time to dust off the Mega Buster and take on a new adventure that’s full of color and vibrant action, along with a very fun vibe to it all.
“I happen to worship these Resident Evil games and pull a lot of inspiration from the experience of playing them," says Zach Cregger.
Stephanie Panisello and Jeff Schine reportedly return to voice the Redfield siblings in Capcom's next remake, which launches in 2027.
The legendary hack-and-slash franchise returns with a new hero, familiar mechanics, and plenty of Genma to slay in a new setting.
A rivalry gone wrong can lead to a bitter conclusion for the loser, but this final fight between two legends could be explosive.
