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Capcom has released the second Shinsekai: Into the Depths developer diary with Pete Fabiano and Shuichi Kawata. Below, the two take a deep dive into the game’s art direction.

Shinsekai: Into the Depths is out now on the Switch eShop. In case you missed it, we have the first dev diary here.

Capcom isn’t ruling out more Street Fighter games for Switch. In a recent interview with USgamer, series producer Yoshinori Ono said the company “would consider” Nintendo’s console if there’s “another opportunity that makes sense for us”. Ono also indicated that Ultra Street Fighter II and Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection were financially successful.

Ono also has a positive outlook when it comes to Switch overall. Capcom views the system “as an important platform for all types of games,” he said.

Ono shared the following when asked for his thoughts about Switch in terms of Street Fighter and fighting games in general:

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Players on Nintendo platforms can take advantage of a new 2020 Spring Sale from Capcom. Deals for both Switch and 3DS are available, including Devil May Cry, Mega Man, Okami, Ace Attorney, Street Fighter, and more.

The full lineup is as follows:

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Capcom have released the first installment in a series of development diaries for the recently released eShop title Shinsekai: Into the Depths.

You can check out the first video below.

Capcom’s Japanese Youtube Channel has uploaded a series of videos featuring boss battles from Mega Man Zero/ZX Legacy Collection which detail strategies on how to beat each boss.

Tales of the difficulty of Mega Man Zero/ZX Legacy Collection have been circulating since the game’s release on Switch in February and it seems Capcom has responded to the comments with these video tutorials.

There are currently six videos- all the text is in Japanese, so direct translations of the boss names are not available at this time- and they are available to view below.

Capcom’s new Resident Evil 3 remake hasn’t been announced for Switch, and there haven’t been any particular signs suggesting that it’ll be released on Nintendo’s console. However, some fans are hoping that a datamine of the game’s new demo on other platforms could point to potential news in the future.

After going through the demo files, it seems that there are a couple of Switch references. The first one appears in a list of prompts and in-menu text with a notification about an auto-save feature. Alongside PS4, Xbox One, and PC, there’s text for Switch.

Here’s a look:

Devil May Cry 3 Special Edition has been updated on Switch. Version 1.0.1 is out now, addressing a couple of issues.

First, Capcom addressed a bug in which Ranged Weapons’ upgrades were not applying in Free Style mode. Rare instances of save data corruption have also been fixed.

Devil May Cry 3 Special Edition can be found on the Switch eShop.

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Rather than discounting its entire lineup, Capcom has is focusing its latest eShop sale on Mega Man. Mega Man Zero/ZX Legacy isn’t included, but pretty much everything else is.

Here’s the full lineup of games on sale for Switch:

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Capcom removed DuckTales Remastered from the Wii U eShop last August. In a surprising move, it has returned roughly a half year later. In a blog post, Capcom announced that DuckTales Remastered is back, though the company didn’t state explicitly why it was taken down originally. 

Unfortunately, there’s still no word on a Switch release. You’ll need to go with Wii U or another platform if you’re interested in giving the game a shot.

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Would you want to see something like Okami 2? Or how about Viewtiful Joe 3? That power lies entirely in Capcom’s hands of course, as the company owns those IPs. And for those that want to see those types of games become a reality, they’d have to make their interest known.

During a panel at PAX East 2020, Kamiya was asked about the possibility of making sequels such as Okami 2 or reviving cancelled projects like Scalebound. Kamiya’s response was short but clear, stating:


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