Capcom Games

Viewing games 151 to 200 (of 391 games)

Marvel Super Heroes

Marvel Super Heroes has made its way to the PlayStation and Saturn from the arcade!

Biohazard Gun Survivor

For Biohazard: Gun Survivor, Capcom's combining two popular genres to give the Time Crisis formula a new twist.

Power Stone 2

The original Power Stone was essentially an amalgamation of two genres--fighting and platformer.

Okami

At its core Okami is a highly stylized action adventure set in Feudal Japan that is somewhat in the same vein as The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker.

Street Fighter II Turbo: Hyper Fighting

Basically you get a bunch of fighters together (12 in this case) and get them to punch, kick, bite and thump the bejesus out of each other then you're close.
SNES

Bonkers

Bonkers is an arcade-action game, based on the Disney TV series of the same name.
Sega Genesis SNES

Mega Man Legends

Mega Man Legends (known as RockMan Dash in Japan and formerly known as Mega Man Neo and Mega Man Nova here in the U.S.)

Strider 2

In Strider 2, the player takes control of modern-day ninja named Strider Hiryu who wields a deadly plasma-ejecting cypher named the Falchion, completing missions assigned to him.
Sega Genesis Sega Master System

Onimusha Warlords

Capcom's first effort on PS2 isn't a Street Fighter or Resident Evil title.

Onimusha 2: Samurai's Destiny

Video game sequels are a funny lot, while many succeed on expanding franchises and introducing new elements to already established worlds, characters, etc.

Breath of Fire

Released in 1993 in Japan by Capcom, this single player game makes use of a new type of role-playing style.
SNES

The Great Circus Mystery: Starring Mickey and Minnie

The Great Circus Mystery Starring Mickey and Minnie is a 2D platforming game for the Super Nintendo.
Sega Genesis SNES

Resident Evil: Gaiden

The next chapter in the Resident Evil series comes to your Game Boy Color.

Metal Walker

Stop me if any of this sounds familiar: In Metal Walker

Marvel Vs. Street Fighter

I'm a pretty big fan of Capcom's Vs. series, despite the fact that it centers mostly on flashy graphics and exaggerated

X-Men: Mutant Apocalypse

The X-Men must rescue mutants from captivity in the Genosha island complex.
SNES

SVC Chaos: SNK vs. Capcom

It's hard to say just why 2D fighting crossover games exist. Well, actually, I think I know why they exist (hint: it starts with a $ and ends with another $).