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What Does Autographing 500 Dead Rising Coffee Mugs Look Like?
This, apparently. Not only have we never seen 500 Servebot Dead Rising mugs, we've also never seen Mega-Man creator Keiji Inafune sign 500 Servebot Dead Rising mugs. Now we have. More »
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Comment by mAaron: yeah... i would think it would wash off... ...but i'm just impressed at his stamina... and the fact that the killed... 4 Responses | Other threads
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A Cup Of Joe Tastes Better In A Servbot Mug
Give the Koreans shit about Starcraft all you want, sometimes they come out on top. Example: these Servbot coffee mugs, signed by Mega Man creator Keiji Inafune. More »
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Comment by JDotCDot: MegaMan Legends - my favorite Megaman series. (And I'm a huge MegaMan fan). It's surprising that the Servbots are so... 21 Responses | Other threads
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Capcom Quarantines Its Own Employees
As we've seen, Capcom's swine flu contingency plans are in full effect. Step 1 was stockpile hygeine kits. Step 2? Stop executives from travelling overseas. More »
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Comment by Southrncomfortjm: Is swine flu still around? Haven't watched the news lately. And yeah, the creator of Mega Man, is he... 22 Responses | Other threads
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Oh, So Dead Rising 2 DOES Have Multiplayer
A tangled web of lies finally unravels as Capcom's Keiji Inafune confirms that Dead Rising 2 will indeed have multiplayer. More »
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By Mike FaheyComment by Archaotic: Sad to hear they're doing it not because they want to, but because they HAVE to. Even so, co-op... 17 Responses | Other threads
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Capcom Based Business On Movie Studios, Not Game Studios
Few years back, Capcom underwent some pretty radical changes, and ended up restructuring as a company. But when time came to make the changes, they didn't model the new Capcom on an existing model. More »
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Comment by Rocci1212: If bad business sense produced Okami, I don't ever want to have good business sense. 7 Responses | Other threads
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Why Capcom Bet 360, And Not PS3 Or Wii
Sure, these days Capcom are true multiplatform developers, but for a while they, they were leaning 360. Dead Rising, Lost Planet, both were originally 360-only. So why did a Japanese developer make that call? More »
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Comment by FalconPunchProof: lmao. well with the increase in sales of ps3 lost planet 2 could make it to ps3 right?but then there... 24 Responses | Other threads
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Capcom Making Another PSP Monster Hunter Game (Durr)
Action role-playing-game Monster Hunter sell extremely well in Japan. Dead Rising designer Keiji Inafune mentions new PSP MH in the upcoming issue of Famitsu. More »
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Comment by SinfulKnight: Gawd MH need a 360 release. Stop dicking around with Hand Helds and Move onto Next Gen Already. 12 Responses | Other threads
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Dead Rising Creator Gets His Halo Butt Whooped By His Son
Keiji Inafune, creator of Mega Man and Dead Rising, enjoys playing video games with his son. His son enjoys kicking his father's ass. More » -
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New Dead Rising And Lost Planet Mentioned, Might Be Multi-Platform
In an interview in the upcoming issue of Famitsu, Capcom exec Keiji Inafune mentioned new Dead Rising and Lost Planet games. More importantly, he talked about the games going multi-platform. More »
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Comment by Archaotic: Well, Lost Planet's already on PS3 and PC, so the sequel is pretty much a dead giveaway to be a... 16 Responses | Other threads
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Why Monster Hunter Is So Damn Popular In Japan
Capcom's Monster Hunter franchise is huge in Japan. Outside Japan? Not so huge. There must be reasons for that. There are, apparently. More »
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Comment by Witzbold: Cultural differences along with one side prefering instant gratification is a huge issue. 20 Responses | Other threads
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Dead Rising Creator Bullish About Xbox 360's Future In Japan
The Xbox 360 was pretty much DOA when it launched in Japan. The entire country let outta singular "meh" that plagued the console. But that was 2005. What about 2009? You know, teh future?
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Comment by ♠ Final ♠: Well it can't get much worse. Japan likes RPGs and this gen is short of them, for all systems. Since we can't... 11 Responses | Other threads
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Capcom Has 'No Plans' To Bring Back Breath Of Fire
What's that? You say you wanted a new Breath of Fire game? Well, it seems like you'll be waiting even longer now that Capcom decided the genre isn't a real moneymaker for them anymore. More »
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By Jim ReillyComment by Archaotic: And my respect for Capcom just took a massive hit. Passing off Dead Rising to a Western developer who'll... 43 Responses | Other threads
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Bashcraft Numero 2, Inafune Numero 3 (Does Not Compute)
Earlier, I appeared on the Bionic Commando podcast and rambled on about pointless things and got in an argument with some Capcom dude. Good times. The official word from Capcom is that the podcast I appeared on is the second most downloaded BC podcast. The first is where the team discussed Bionic Commando Rearmed, the second was me droning on and on and the third was when Mega Man creator Keiji Inafune showed up. Hello craziness! That just makes no sense whatsoever. So please, do humanity a huge favor and go download the crap outta the Inafune podcast. That guy made Dead Rising and Onimusha, I sit at home in my underwear and misspell words all day. He has insight into the gaming industry and should be second! Not me, dammit! More »
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Comment by fuchikoma: Haha... no, but I finally got around to grabbing the Bash-cast. That's funny, I think a lot more people are going... more » | Other threads
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Inafune Says No Megaman in Brawl
Smashing the holiday hopes and dreams of MegaMan and Smash Bros. fans everywhere, Keiji Inafune has stated uncategorically that at this time, Megaman is not going to be a character in Super Smash Brothers Brawl. In the most recent Bionic Commando podcast, Inafune says: More » -
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Inafune "Really Wants" Dead Rising 2
Dead Rising creator Keiji Inafune really wants to do Dead Rising 2. He told me that, saying "I really want to do Dead Rising 2." We spotted the current Capcom Research & Development and Online Business head wandering outside TGS. Our conversation: More »
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Comment by Ignatius: It sucks when a company knows they have a winner and will gladly throw it away simply because of patriotism... 1 Responses | Other threads
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Comment by jackal888: His expectations were exceeded. He will never wash that T-shirt. 1 Responses | Other threads
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Mega Man's Inafune In NYC Today
As we told you back in early July, Creator of some of the most recognizable characters in video game history Keiji Inafune will be hitting up the GameStop on Broadway and 33rd from 5 to 8pm for an official autograph session celebrating the 20th anniversary of Mega Man. As Inafune is the producer for the Onimusha series and Dead Rising, creator of the Mega Man series, and a graphic designer for Street Fighter you are sure to have something on hand to have him scribble on, and if not there will be limited-edition retro t-shirts and special posters on hand. Plus I am sure GameStop will be happy to sell you any number of overpriced used Capcom games or the just released store-exclusive Mega Man Star Force: Dragon for the DS before bugging you to reserve something. A small price to pay for a brush with gaming greatness.
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By Mike FaheyComment by MetaKz: Star Force: Dragon ftw! :P I think it'd be sweet to meet Inafune. My Japanese is really rusty though. So I... more » | Other threads
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Inafune Too Busy for Dead Rising 2
Mega Man and Dead Rising dude Keiji Inafune has taken a break from making games and is overseeing production. In short: he's making sure that Capcom doesn't make crap games and that up-and-coming producer Ben Judd (above) doesn't fuck up. That's swell. Good for Inafune. Good for Capcom. Good for Ben Judd. But like what about Dead Rising 2? Inafune says: More »
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Comment by topaz420: Most importantly, did he get that girl's number? She's gorgeous! more » | Other threads
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Inafune Explains Why DMC4 Is Multi-Platform
In a simpler time, Capcom made exclusive games for Sony's PlayStation. (Yes, yes, it also created Nintendo titles.) Then the Osaka-based developer started making games for the Xbox 360. After that, it started making games for BOTH the Xbox 360 AND the PS3 — games like Devil May Cry 4. Blasphemy! Mega-Man creator and Capcom R&D honcho Keiji Inafune explains: More »
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Comment by †ЙОSЧЭЯДТЦ†: @keyransolo: I can, when the PS3 version gets delayed because of the 360 version. more » | Other threads
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Inafune To Make NYC Appearance For Mega Manniversary
Mega Man creator Keiji Inafune may have moved on to more contemporary fare with games like Lost Planet and Dead Rising, but he still loves the old Blue Bomber. The official Capcom blog revealed today that Inafune will be making an appearance at a New York City Gamestop on August 7th from 5-8 PM to join in the 20th anniversary celebration of the Mega Man series. More »
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Comment by Gospel X: @MakoAoyama: A remake to the greatest game ever made? Why, they would have to get through a second Powered... more » | Other threads
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GDC07: Capcom's Inafune Slams Clover Producer
In a session with Capcom R&D head Keiji Inafune, the creator responsible for games like Dead Rising, Lost Planet and Mega Man, the topic turned to the recently closed Clover Studios. Session moderator N'Gai Croal asked Inafune about Clover's gorgeous financial underperformers Okami and Viewtiful Joe.
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Comment by yhancik: sure, but since when is marketing free ? especially for a small studio (uh, and isn't it the work of the... more » | Other threads
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Inafune On Mystery Wii Title
IGN is reporting (by way of Japanese game rag Gamega) that Keiji Inafune, Mega Man creator, has revealed that Capcom is currently working on an unannounced game for the Nintendo Wii. The man responsible for the Onimusha series, Lost Planet and Dead Rising hasn't divulged much more information than that, only that he hopes it will be shown "this year." More »
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Comment by ravinsnest: maby itll be a mega man game:that has mmo online play so u can custom create charictors/navis and play online... more » | Other threads
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Inafune Talks Lost Planet, John Carpenter, Iraq
In a recent video interview with game site Kikizo, Capcom's Keiji Inafune talks more about what influenced Lost Planet. When work began on the project three years ago, the conflict in Iraq was just starting to brew. Kikizo reports that Inafune wanted to infuse the game with a vague sense of morality and that not everyone is either "good" or "bad." Besides riffing on political issues, Inafune also gave nods to John Carpenter's The Thing and Starship Troopers. Check it out, because Inafune, as always, is a fantastic interview. -
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Comment by Arrogance: Lost Planet is great 3D, Contra-style fun, but Keiji Inafune? I'd rather have him sign my Mega Man 2 cartridge. more » | Other threads
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Comment by Kosh: Oh Inafune, how I love thee. I was about to say something relating to Japanese developers being attractive, as Inafune... more » | Other threads
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