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In 1993 December 3rd to be exact I received Street Fighter 2 Special Champion Edition for my Sega mega drive. I still think about this game to this very day, hence why I am typing this. I didn't become best in the world or anything like that but the sheer FUN I had playing this game mostly against the ai might be unrivalled. I only had a 3 button pad for a year as my family was poor and I only got new things on my birthday or Christmas. I only had this game as it was hired from a company called video nest and not taken back. So my family committed crimes 33 years ago to get me Street Fighter 2 SCE. They are all gone now. But at least I can still fight the ai and pretend it's my Mum playing as Chun Li and beating my Sagat on her very first go. Thank you Capcom for these memories.

The only gaming company who still consistantly makes good games. Looking forward to Code Veronica remake.

My experience with resident evil requiem is excellent good and awsome and leon is looking so hard and the BGM is incredible mind blowing work i am fan of yours

Capcom makes it incredibly hard to actually save your project to somewhere that you can actually find it afterwards. It defaults to Onedrive (which I despise as a default, I can always upload to the cloud afterwards if I want) and I can't figure out where the hell my project is after I try and change the default "export" position. Talk about bad design..............

I am writing this game after experiencing the most recent release from CapCom - Resident Evil Requiem! I truly had the best experience playing this game - it had the perfect blend of nostalgia from the previous games in the franchise while also maintaining a very good story too. The atmosphere in the game was spectacular and the audio really immersed me in the story - I got really scared!

Over the many years I’ve spent immersed in the world of video games, I’ve seen countless companies that were once at the peak of their popularity and trustworthiness, only to crash and burn spectacularly. Fortunately, Capcom continues to delight us to this day, and its successes far outweigh any unpopular decisions or failed products.
Thank you for a happy childhood with your games. And thank you for the childhood trauma caused by the original Resident Evil. “Sarcasm”

J’ai acheté Resident Evil Requiem. Comme toujours, Capcom démontre un savoir-faire génial, et en plus la communication avec eux est toujours très bonne. »

Review regarding Resident Evil Requiem.
I'll express my opinion about this game. You know, I'm someone who's never played the game myself, but I've always watched walkthroughs of all the bloggers' game series on YouTube. The most I've watched is a walkthrough of Village (about 8 times). Village is such a masterpiece! Naturally, like everyone else, I was looking forward to Requiem. I'll start from the beginning of the game, which immediately draws you in and completely immerses you in the game, but over time, by the middle of the game, you lose that feeling. It was so epic at the beginning, but in the middle, it feels monotonous, with a limited selection of weapons and purchases, as well as various decorations, so you just run and shoot. Yes, there is a plot resolution at the end, but the boss seemed too easy. The world itself, with such large locations, seems empty. It's definitely a cool game, but for me, it doesn't surpass Village! Capcom, you're great, and I wish you success in your future projects. Keep up the good work! I'll highlight what I really liked about Requiem: you play as different characters throughout the game and the musical accompaniment! For me, there are only three games that deserve a 10 out of 10: Resident Evil: Village, Cyberpunk 2077, and The Last of Us! I give Resident Evil an 8 out of 10. 👍 While I want to rewatch Village every time I find a walkthrough online, watching Requiem once is enough for me. That's my personal opinion! Thank you for your hard work, Capcom. 👍

I feel like Capcom is not listening to its players; they need to focus on fresh ideas, not remakes. The gaming industry is slowly decaying. Listen to people; I get it's your company, but who buys the games? Major disappointments. They have abandoned Dragon's Dogma 2 and Breath of Fire, among many other titles, and focused on mediocre titles like Monster Hunter and Resident Evil. I would love to see Capcom come back like in the 2000s, or even before that.

I have always loved Capom products but their customer service is the worst. I purchased a game with a DLC code included (paid extra for it). Didn't need the DLC until I was farther in the game. Once I tried to instal it, found out the code was the wrong number of digits. (not even broken, just flat out wrong from the beginning). I reached out to capcom and they asked me for the receipt. I didn't have it anymore. I sent them a picture of the game card and the DLC insert. They closed my case. Honestly I going to be avoiding any Capcom products in the future.

Big fan of Capcom but their customer service ia honestly a joke. Got a broken code, reached out, and they just closed my ticket with no help at all. Tried again and got some copy and paste response.

Feels like they sont care about players at all anymore. Once they get your money, good luck getting support. Really dissapointing.

Bought SF2 for my boyfriend to play and it took 20 minutes just to get the controller settings how he wanted them because the game kept backing out and going to the menu. The game is also not close to the original it favors the computer tremendously, making it nearly impossible to beat. You can land three shots against the computer and do half the damage the NPC does in one shot. Nothing like the original game. It’s sad how a classic game could get worse with newer and better technology.

It takes a fair amount of audacity to launch such a total failure as the "remake" of Resident Evil 4 and sell it to customers at a high price despite all the deteriorations, when the original is so much better. The gameplay in particular is the worst. If it were up to me, the makers would be shot on the spot or at least deported to a labor camp, where the return of these parasites would be forever unwelcome. This or something similar would restore justice to the ripped-off consumer.

Finally, I got time to play the remake of the superb 2005 Capcom game "Resident Evil 4" first released on Gamecube, then on other game consoles

Remembering the superb rendition of survival horror in that game with lots of scary surprises I had high expectations with the remake of that game. I am in no way disappointed!

From the beginning of the game to where I am now (the escape the Church-chapter) the game excells at once more delivering superb survival horror-entertainment like only Capcom can do it. The way the sequel has been made is like a whole new game but where you have not forgotten the original game, and which shows 😇

I never really played any other of your games except two: Powerstone 1, and 2 released on Sega Dreamcast and Sony PSP. Two awesome fighting-games that were both demanding, fun and rewarding. I have to this day over 30 years later never forgotten them. Never will. But they are regrettably not available on Xbox Live.

Maybe one day in the future we will be fortunate to see something like those two fighting games made again, and maybe they will even compete with the likes of Super Smash Brothers!!

Until then you have my respect and gratitude, CAPCOM, for giving us a much wanted sequel to Resident Evil 4. Thank you 🙏

I give you 5 stars for being one of the best game companies in the world, and one of the best in your category!!

A company that long ago lost the special sauce that made any of their games good. I don't see my view on this changing any time soon.

They need to hire experience game developers who actually play games, NOT people who have a piece of paper saying they worked on other games but actually have no idea what makes a game fun. They need to hire people who are actually gamers themselves.

That said, they wont because the entire company is run by nepotists who only hire their friends and family and because of that the work culture there suffers. People only care about what their friends in the company think and new blood gets totally ignored.

I know this for 2 reasons. 1. I have a friend who worked there and told me this in confidence. 2. It explains why so many poor design decisions make it into their games.

TL;DR: Nepotistic company hires mostly weak designers just happy to cash their cheque at the end of the weak instead of passionate designers who are passionate about video games.

Absolutely Terrible

I've bin playing capcom games for a very long time mostly resident evil and devil may cry they sometimes release a bad and not well thought out game but it's very rare for the resident evil games that happens

This game is absolutely superb! The story mode is what I loved most in SF6 because the create a character modifier is extremely detailed with tons of clothes you can mix n match. Arcade mode is there, two vs two is there, I was surprised when I heard the announcer but in a good way. Didn't need it, doesn't hurt the game at all.
Game offers more than the traditional competitive 1 on 1 with fewer gimmicks than what 5 had. Story mode is actually fun where you create an avatar and roam the streets of new york and follow any fighter from the roster and use their moves as your own. Game feels like it has evolved which shows with its character designs have aged classic characters like Ryu, Ken, and Chun-li and made them look noticeably older without hindering their ability to fight. Modern controls provide the player fewer inputs to execute special moves all the much quicker and easier to balance the skill gap between hardcore veterans and newcomers to Street Fighter 6.

I'm officially done with this company. I'm so sick and tired of the f@cking half ass releases. If an indie dev can afford to do a day, one performance patch why can't a conglomerate like capcom not muster up the f@cking common courtesy? $70 isn't cheap. Such a disgrace to everyone involved in this company. It needs to hurry up and die so it can rot in hell where it f@cking belongs.

La voracité n'a plus de limite. Capcom fourni un travail de qualité médiocre au prix fort et fait payer pour le moindre service basique