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Okami HD

Okami HD makes its way to Switch tomorrow. We have the first hour of footage on Nintendo’s console, which you can watch below.

Okami HD

We haven’t had an opportunity to see much of Okami HD on Switch, but it was playable at Japan Expo 2018. Have a look at some off-screen footage below.

During the latest episode of Capcom TV, new footage was shown from Mega Man 11’s Balloon Attack mode. View the video below for the recording.

Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection

A new patch for Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection on Switch is out today, which includes improved matchmaking. We have the full rundown of the update below:

  • Akuma is no longer playable in Ranked Mode for Super Street Fighter II Turbo
  • Street Fighter III: New Generation and Street Fighter III: 2nd Impact – Giant Attack now output sound in stereo
  • Online matchmaking performance improvements to reduce lag
  • Various localization improvements

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Mega Man Legacy Collection 1 + 2

Capcom reported its latest financial results today. The company had good news to share about some of its Switch titles – notably Mega Man Legacy Collection 1 + 2 and Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection. The former “performed strongly” while the latter “maintained robust sales thanks to a loyal fan base and strong brand capabilities.”

Capcom also referenced the release of Resident Evil 7: Cloud Version on Switch. However, it did not comment directly on the game’s performance.

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Mega Man 11

The latest video for Mega Man 11 highlights two of the game’s Robot Masters: Blast Man and Torch Man. We’ve included the new trailer below.


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Capcom issued a launch trailer for Mega Man X Legacy Collection 1 and 2, out today on Switch. Have a look at the video below.

Game Informer has posted a lengthy video showing Mega Man X Legacy Collection 1. Get a look at 17 minutes of footage below.

Monster Hunter Generations Ultimate

Monster Hunter Generations Ultimate originally launched for Switch in Japan last August. A year later, the game is finally coming west.

For awhile, there had actually been quite a bit of uncertainty as to whether Monster Hunter Generations Ultimate would leave Japan. When Capcom was asked about localization, the company was rather quiet on the subject.

When Monster Hunter Generations Ultimate originally launched in Japan, Capcom teamed up with Nintendo for a special Zelda: Breath of the Wild collaboration. It’s now confirmed that the same content will be extended to the west.

Here’s a trailer:


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