Capcom
Capcom Co., Ltd. is a renowned Japanese video game development and publishing company, founded in 1979 by Kenzo Tsujimoto in Osaka. Its name comes from "Capsule Computers", reflecting its origins in arcade machine manufacturing. Over more than four decades, Capcom has created iconic franchises that have left an indelible mark on the digital entertainment industry.
Among its most notable works are Street Fighter (1987), a pioneer in fighting games; Resident Evil (1996), which defined the survival horror genre; Mega Man (1987), a platforming classic; Devil May Cry (2001), known for its stylized action; and Monster Hunter (2004), an action role-playing series that has gained global popularity. Additionally, titles such as Onimusha, Ace Attorney, Dead Rising, and Okami have contributed to its prestige. Capcom continues to innovate and expand its franchises, remaining a creative force in the world of video games.
Among its most notable works are Street Fighter (1987), a pioneer in fighting games; Resident Evil (1996), which defined the survival horror genre; Mega Man (1987), a platforming classic; Devil May Cry (2001), known for its stylized action; and Monster Hunter (2004), an action role-playing series that has gained global popularity. Additionally, titles such as Onimusha, Ace Attorney, Dead Rising, and Okami have contributed to its prestige. Capcom continues to innovate and expand its franchises, remaining a creative force in the world of video games.
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