Ninja hero. Cybernetic future fascists. Giant ape robots. A cackling, manicured final boss. Strider is insane … in a genius way. It’s one of those games that made people drop their jaws or scratch ...

Strider manages to balance a sense of its history with the push for modernization. Now Capcom has collaborated with western developer Double Helix to bring the series up to date on current and ...

Revivals, reboots, reimaginings, whatever you want to call them, they make me nervous. Just like any medium with a series that gets a new entry long after its prime, a lot of video games tend to miss ...

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Play through the Australia stage and then transfer to the Red Dragon (you can't enter a password to go straight to the Red Dragon). Immediately when the stage begins, press Select to bring up the ...

Capcom has so many classic franchises, so one of the first things we had to ask Capcom producers James Vance and Andrew Szymanski was, "Why is this the time for Strider to return?" Apparently it was ...

Capcom has been pumping out classic video game music for nearly three decades, pushing out iconic music for a number of franchises like Mega Man, Bionic Commando, and Street Fighter that have all been ...

Strider is a week away from returning to PC and consoles. But I know what you're thinking. You're thinking, "Who is this Hiryu person and why should I care about his ability to make enemies literally ...

Chris started gaming in the 8-bit era so writing game reviews seemed like a natural choice of activity to protect his brain from further atrophy during his final year in a psychiatric penitentiary.

Capcom has been cashing out on the compilations right and left. Mega Man Anniversary Collection was a hit and it seems like the Capcom Classics Series is doing fairly well too. Now the series is ...

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