According to a recent vg247. com article, the excitement over the likelihood of a `Nintendo vs. Capcom' game coming up in the future was apparently short-lived, since Capcom's Yoshinori Ono has debunked the rumors about such a title.

Capcom has recently unveiled four new combatants - one old hand and three fresh characters - for its forthcoming epic crossover titled "Marvel vs. Capcom 3: Fate of Two Worlds."

Maintaining its status, Capcom has devoted some space to the adored fighting franchise, trying to show off a novel preview of Super Street Fighter IV 3D Edition, plus highlighting a few of its special portable features.

Lost Planet 2 is out and should be a step up compared to the original. It comprises a full-bodied multiplayer mode inclusive with unlockable goodies, and extraordinary image design numerous assortment and creative panache.

Developer Capcom did not point out the problems of the original one, but it made them worse.

As has been confirmed through official announcement, Capcom would be, in April, introducing a demo featuring the multiplayer mode in the popular third-person shooter title "Lost Planet 2".

Reports are that the early play-through would be featuring the map "Turbulent Jungle", in addition to its hosting up-to 16 players in online versus matches.

In a move that would help the company avoid competition in the 2010 first quarter, the Japanese game publisher Capcom Tuesday announced its decision to push back the release dates of three of its eagerly-awaited titles - Lost Planet 2, Super Street Fighter IV, and Monster Hunter Tri for the Wii - to beyond March next year.

Despite initial signs of resilience amid recession, the video game business is finally at the receiving end of the blows of the downturn!

The much-noticeable ‘dry’ post-holiday game season, has somewhat been turned around by the March 13 launch of Capcom’s Resident Evil 5 for Xbox 360 and PS 3. The latest release of the 1996-introduced is without doubt the most impressive new video game this year thus far.

The year 2009, will see Capcom coming out with many awaited titles such as Resident Evil 5, Street Fighter IV, Bionic Commando, Dead Rising: Chop Till You Drop, FLOCK! and MotoGP for Wii.