Dive into the electrifying world of "Ultimate Marvel VS Capcom 3" in this thrilling playthrough featuring a dynamic team: ...

Capcom is one of the most iconic developers of all time, but some of their best titles have gone under the radar ...

The Capcom Cup bundle isn't the only Capcom-related deal available at Humble right now. There's also the Mega Man Franchise Pack, which includes 25 Mega Man games on PC plus extra coupon codes for ...

So, while I do love classic Capcom series like Street Fighter, Resident Evil, Mega Man, and yes, Onimusha, Strider is my absolute favorite, and I desperately want an animated series!

When Spencer Strider agreed to a six-year, $75 million extension Monday on the eve of the Braves’ playoff opener, my reaction on Twitter was pretty much the same as everyone’s: “Braves do it ...

Add Strider to your Capcom Arcade Stadium game line-up! In the year 2048, the world has been conquered by Grandmaster Meio. A young A-Class Strider, Hiryu, is entrusted with the dangerous task of ...

I first went to Strider, originally an arcade game created for Capcom that got a Genesis port in 1990. This was during the pre-Sonic era of the Gensis, back when Sega was still touting the machine ...

Strider is a hack-and-slash style beat ’em up with an emphasis on acrobatics. Getting around each level using Hiryu’s arsenal of air maneuvers and double jumps is a blast as the controls feel ...

Capcom's stable includes the likes of Resident Evil, Street Fighter, Mega Man and Dragon's Dogma, but one series which has been overlooked for far too long is Strider, which started life in the ...

The Capcom arcade classic Strider will be making its way into the upcoming Monster Hunter Generations as an armor and weapon set, in addition the demo for the game is released at the end of this ...

Capcom still has a pretty good hit rate, and that's why the latest Humble Bundle is so appealing. It discounts many of their recent hits including the DMC reboot, Ultra Street Fighter IV, and ...

Strider 1, 2, and 2014 Capcom released an arcade game called Strider in 1989. The game impressed with its flashy sword-based combat, wall climbing and no-gravity sections, and huge mechanical bosses.