I've been playing Gears E-Day's multiplayer, and I'm really enjoying it for its atmosphere. Despite some repetitive elements, it genuinely makes you feel like a soldier being deployed on different missions across the world of Sera. It's awesome!

But it got me thinking: "Are there any similar multiplayer games, but with tons of monsters? Is there the ULTIMATE MULTIPLAYER PVE GAME? Where i cant wait to fight tons of monsters with my grup of comrades in a ideal worldbuilding? "

The two obvious alternatives are Warhammer SM2 and Helldivers, but Lost Planet would be absolutely perfect for this concept. It's a shame Capcom abandoned the series. Maybe it's because they already had Monster Hunter and didn't want to split their player base?

Monster Hunter is cool, even though Wilds was a disappointment for me, but I'm talking about something more mission and objective focused.

Btw Gears E-Day is lots of fun, i just want more lol.

So a friend of mine recently got this character from capcom pop up shop from little Tokyo LA, from a wood badge blind bag, and we’re trying to figure out who is it because we have no idea. Please help

Is there anyone who still plays this game on the Vita? I am going for the Online trophies, but I kind of need a boosting partner for them. Whether you have the trophies already or need them like I do, anyone who could help would be great.

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Captain Commando: "Henshin Commando!"

Reference: (Kamen Rider Stronger's hand gesture looking like the letter "C").

I challenge any who come across this post to create a roster for a hypothetical Capcom crossover fighting game (if you're interested). Nineteen characters (Four from one franchise, three from one, two from one, two from one, the rest from a game each) Don't be afraid to make some unexpected character choices, of your personal choosing.

If you remember staying up all night fighting Cerberus, this track is for you. New episode of Extra Life OST: Devil May Cry 3.

Full video on YouTube! - https://youtu.be/zPOGEhwkqKM

Hey guys! A minor fan of the game or a fellow who don't actually play fighting games often and I decided to make this fun tier list of the entire cast of Marvel vs. Capcom 2: New Age of Heroes based entirely on my feelings toward the roster. I am not slandering the rest of the cast, it is just my opinion. Remember to handle people's opinions towards their favorite and least favorite characters and that's that!

As you can see, I put Amingo was in the top tier because he's unironically so hot, sexy, cute, and has peak character design. I see him like a husband/crush/boyfriend material in my eyes. On the other hand, the rest of the cast roster, it's a pass since I have no problem about the rest which aren't my type, just some fighters from Capcom games and the MCU characters which I'm not into the Marvel fandom along with DC, Transformers, Star Wars, and Power Rangers, like, UGHHH, so lame because there's no "cute and kawaii", "mascot-like" character here, just for boys and the girls, the unisex. And a special shoutout to Servbot and Bulleta/B.B. Hood—Who looks like an older, preteen version of Darla Dimple from Cats Don't Dance dressed up as Little Red Riding Hood, who just need to leave, haha!

It's somewhat kind of ironic because fighting/combat games, MOBAs, shooter games, and the like aren't my type at all—they have a cinch of violence for me, and I rarely ever play them because I tried playing Marvel vs. Capcom 2: New Age of Heroes in the arcade in a resort ONCE. But Amingo stole my heart! Who cares about trosters when you have the perfect plant or an anthro animal character in a fighting game?

Anyways, how do you think? Please respect and handle my thoughts and opinions.

I wanted to share my review for Way of The Sword. It's so cool ti actually play a NEW Onimusha again after all these years. This is probably the most giddy I've felt since DMC5 (then again I am biased so 😂). Did you guys have a similar experience playing the game?

Before you go see the new Street Fighter movie next weekend, here’s a look-back at Capcom’s fighting game series that stood the test of time. I dig into the arcade origins (warts and all) and the early 16-bit and 32-bit home ports, along with an exploration of the innovative tech that brought these classics to life. I also go into the non-mainline games and experimental titles, including the highs and lows in the series.

What do you think was the pinnacle of Street Fighter games? Can the new movie do them justice?

Truly astounding decade for Capcom