In the latest issue of weekly Famitsu, which brought you White Knight Chronicles' release date, comes a new game confirmation: originally slated as arcade-only, the newest Capcom Vs. fighter, Tatsunoko vs. Capcom, will make its way to the Wii, releasing in Japan on December 11th.

Tatsunoko is an animation company responsible for popular anime such as Gatchaman, Casshan, and Yatterman. This is the latest Vs. fighting title from Capcom, which will see characters drawn from more of its franc...

"As one of AX's most distinguished guests of honor, voice actor/screenwriter David Hayter was the focus of some the convention's most interesting and crowd drawing panels. On Friday, Hayter hosted an open Q&A panel with an audience of several thousand enthusiastic fans. While a majority of the questions were related to the Metal Gear Solid game franchise and countless requests to recite lines as Snake, Hayter did make mention of two new projects he is engaged in: an unannounced action/adventur..."

"Late last month, we reported that Capcom were planning a Wii title similar to Lost Planet and Bionic Commando which would be announced over the coming weeks. Shortly after our story, Capcom announced the madcap Saturday morning TV style title Spyborgs, leading us to believe that Spyborgs was indeed the mysterious "or something like that" title. How wrong we were.

Issue #25 of NGamer Magazine features a very small preview of Spyborgs, with an enigmatic quote nestled within. "There's a bulle..."

"Once you complete the install, which took us around fifteen-minutes, the load times were pretty much non-existent throughout the majority of the game that we have played. It was a bit tedious to wait at the start, but once that installation was done, the load times were lightning fast."

As you may recall DMC4 required 5GB of space to install the game before playing it, for the PS3 version. Well it seems Lost Planet has also taken the same route. Although unlike DMC4, the installation for Lost Planet won't have much on the screen, which may bore some of you for 15-20 minutes. Another sandwich break before playing.
One may ponder why capcom is doing this, will this be standard for all capcom games and will anything beneficial come out of it, lets wait and see.

"Lost Planet Returns To PSN. After being yanked from the PlayStation Store for unspecified technical "issues" earlier this week, the PlayStation 3 demo version of Lost Planet: Extreme Condition makes its way back online."

"A multiplayer demo for the PlayStation 3 version of Lost Planet: Extreme Condition will pop up on the US PlayStation Network store today. The demo will feature a single map – Pirate Fortress"

If you still playing Devil May Cry 4 and you need sometime to chill well we have some good news for you, Capcom Is releasing a Lost Planet Demo tomorrow for the Japanese Playstation Network.

"First things first, the major news is that Street Fighter 4 is in development. No platforms were announced and the game is said to still be at least a year away, but a trailer was shown and it will surely find it's way onto the Internet shortly."

"Once costing 400 Points, the third set of multiplayer maps for Lost Planet have just become free today. Weighing in at 232.50 MB, the pack includes Ice Drop, Ruins, and Lost Technology. The content is available for ALL Xbox Live regions.

Looks like those who are used to the oddness of Lost Technology will be spending even more time showing newbies around and having them exclaim “Ah dude, it looks just like something from Super Mario Bros.!”."

"Lost Planet: Extreme Condition is the first game demo that takes advantage of NVIDIA GeForce 8 Series DirectX 10-compatible graphics processors.

• NVIDIA has worked closely with Capcom to bring the hit Xbox 360 action shooter to the PC, providing technical expertise and GeForce 8 Series graphics processing units (GPUs) for development and testing. Lost Planet is a part of NVIDIA's The Way Its Meant To Be Played program.
  
• Lost Planet will feature Extreme High Definition (XHD) support with up to...

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"Ever since its release in January, Lost Planet: Extreme Condition has been a runaway success. The solidly reviewed Xbox 360 title was the best selling game on all non-PC platforms in January, selling over 408,000 copies in the US alone. By the end of February, that tally had shot up to in excess of 527,000 units, according to the latest Figures from the NPD group. To date, the game has topped the 1 million mark sales-wise worldwide.

Now, it appears that Lost Planet will be pulling another..."

Famitsu reports that Capcom's solid Xbox 360 shooter, Lost Planet: Extreme Condition, will be coming to PCs. As the game will be made to support the DirectX 10 API, you'll need a Vista-ready machine to run it. This goes against what producer Jun Takeuchi said earlier this year about Lost Planet remaining an Xbox 360 exclusive.

According to a machine translation of Famitsu's article, the game will support a display resolution of up to 2560 x 1600 pixels, and should be ready for a North Am...

"Official word has finally been released regarding the PC version of Capcom's Xbox 360 hit Lost Planet: Extreme Condition. Japanese site Game Watch Impress reports that both Nvidia and Capcom have finally announced that they will be joining forces to bring the title to PCs.

The PC version will reportedly be running on Direct X 10, has improved lighting and shadows, and will support resolutions of up to "2,560x1,600 dots." Lost Planet: Extreme Condition is slated for release in North America..."