Originally spawned on the SNES in the mid 1990s Breath of Fire grew into well known RPG series that’s spanned all sorts of platforms over the last couple of decades. According to a report from Geek Snack, Capcom is now testing a release of Breath of Fire 6 for release on Android, as a free to play game.
Ducktales, the classic NES and Gameboy games from Capcom from that was based on the Disney cartoon, was Remastered a few years back, for console systems current at the time, as well as mobile operating systems such as Android. Given the quality of the game, it’s not difficult to see why Disney and Capcom would be asking $9.99 for the game, nor that the original releases saw a million sales each. Fortunately, it’s now on sale for only $0.99.
In an interesting partnership between MMO giant Nexon and Capcom, both companies are working to bring Street Fighter IV Arena to Android. This will be the first exclusively mobile Street Fighter title in the franchise. In fact the game has come along quite nicely as it is already in beta testing phase over in Korea.
Interesting news in a more business orientated fashion as Sega has announced that they are heading up a new initiative to help cross-promote other Japanese mobile game developers. It also looks like this alliance isn’t just about promoting each others games but also in regards to publishing them, at least by the sound of things.
Capcom has announced a slew of new games currently under development that will be making their way to smartphones and tablets over the course of the next year. This is great news in some ways, especially with what titles are listed as coming to Android, but it is also bad in other ways as well.
The old school style arcade brawler from The Game Bakers is getting a new challenger soon and according to the developers it may be someone you already know. That is because this new challenger is apparently already appearing in a Capcom game as well. In other words there is a Capcom character that will be making its way to Combo Crew soon.
The last time we talked about Capcom and their Resident Evil 4 it was to let everyone know that it was available on Google Play but only for folks who happen to live in Japan or those of you who happen to use Market Enabler and can read Japanese. Well there is good news for everyone else who happen to not fall into either of those two categories, Resident Evil 4 is now available in English. However, there is one catch.
Capcom apparently has plans to bring their Mega Man themed social game Rockman Xover over to Android devices at some point in the relatively near future. On top of that the company is holding a contest for people to design a boss and the winner will then have his or her boss included into the game.
This type of news seems to be following a pattern this week unfortunately in regards to Capcom and recent game releases. Yesterday they launched Resident Evil 4 onto the Google Play store but it appears it is only for residents of Japan. This is the same game we talked about last year that was exclusive to LG devices in South Korea.
Oh Capcom, what are we ever going to do with you and you’re weird sense of priority when it comes to releasing games but for only one country. Capcom has been a bit busy lately and are starting the new year off strong with another game release. This time it is a title from the Monster Hunter series of games called Monster Hunter Dynamic Hunting.
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