Capcom has dismissed as "absolutely 100 per cent false" suggestions that it is giving up on the PlayStation Portable. Answering readers' questions on the Capcom-Unity blog, biz-dev VP Christian ...

Capcom is keen to extend its support of the PlayStation Portable, which launched in Japan on December 12th, and has been polling visitors to its Japanese website for what sort of games they would like ...

Following Sony’s revelation earlier this month that it is to release upcoming PSP sequel Patapon 2 in digital form only in North America, Capcom has now joined the party by announcing a non-UMD PSP ...

The entire (PS1) Resident Evil franchise will be heading to the PSN, as will Dino Crisis. The PSP will also be getting some PSN releases in the form of Darkstalkers, Power Stone Collection, a couple ...

Contrary to rumours that the developer is abandoning the PSP platform, Capcom is claiming 100 percent commitment to Sony's media player and portable console. Capcom's business development executive ...

A Capcom PlayStation exclusive game has been removed from sale, leaving gamers with no option to purchase the title. The newly delisted game hails from 2009, so this sudden delisting comes 16 years ...

Last Ranker is an upcoming PSP game from Osaka-based developer Capcom. And boy, has Capcom ever assembled a team of talent for this title. The game’s scenario is being penned by Kazushige Nojima ...

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Sony has just announced that a new chapter in the Resident Evil franchise will be coming to PSP. No other details about the Capcom-developed game was revealed, other than it will hit the machine in ...

Not content with releasing a remake of Mega Man X on the PSP in the form of Mega Man: Maverick Hunter X, Capcom went and unleashed a second remake on owners of Sony's portable in the space of a month.

Capcom is one of the most historic third-party developers in video game history. The Japanese company was founded in 1979 and got into console game development in 1985. Since then, it’s given players ...