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Capcom has opened up the official website for the upcoming Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Trilogy on Nintendo Switch. On it, you can watch the announcement trailer again, look at some screenshots and get an overview of how the games play. Some of the improvements added to this version are also pointed out on the website, such as checkmarks that let you know when you’ve fully examined one area and ten available save slots per language across all three games.

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Monster Hunter Generations Ultimate

This week, Capcom issued a new update for Monster Hunter Generations Ultimate. All players can access version 1.1.0.

According to Capcom, there’s one new addition with the patch. An option has been made available to set L Stick to toggle dashing.

Here’s a look:

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Just shortly after its initial announcement at the Tokyo Game Show, Capcom has announced that Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Trilogy will be released for Switch in the west. A release is planned for early 2019.

Here’s the English version of today’s trailer:

Mega Man 11

Capcom released a brand new Mega Man 11 for this year’s Tokyo Game Show. You can get a look at the video below.

Capcom uploaded a new trailer for Mega Man 11 today showing a new Robot Master. Get a first look at Tundra Man below.

After it was only just announced last week, Capcom Beat ‘Em Up Bundle is available on the Switch eShop as of today. Watch the launch trailer below.

Capcom Beat ‘Em Up Bundle is out on the eShop as of today. Get a look at some footage in the video below.

The Capcom Beat ‘Em Up Bundle was announced last week, and it’s arriving very soon. The collection containing seven games that pay tribute to the classic era of arcade side-scrolling co-op games is due out tomorrow.

In Japan, Capcom will actually be offering a physical version. This will be available a bit later in the year on December 6. Based on Capcom’s prior releases, English support will likely be included.

You can pre-order the import version of Capcom Beat ‘Em Up Bundle here, including various special editions.

Mega Man as a series has not been known as a “casual” experience. The levels require patience and the robot masters require learning. This all changed when the latest Mega Man Legacy collections added accessibility with a rewind feature. Fortunately, Mega Man 11 follows suit and upgrades itself with difficulty options that will help newcomers and casuals alike. Come take a look at what the changes mean for you.

Did You Know Gaming? and Liam Robertson have published a new report on how a true sequel to Okami with many of the original developers nearly took place.

In late 2015, representatives from PlatinumGames and Capcom were said to have started meeting. Founder and former Platinum president Tatsumi Minami was said to be leading the discussions. With Capcom wanting to revive some of its IPs, there was interest in working together between the two sides.


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