It's impossible to be truly objective, but this light-hearted opinion piece celebrates our favorite games by the Japanese developer. Explore the list and share your own favorite Capcom games in the comments!
Dead Rising is one of those games that just wants to be fun, and it is. The endless variety of items and weapons, as well as the sheer number of secrets to uncover, saves the game a place on this list. Oh, and slaughtering the zombie hordes is great, too. | © Capcom
Although it never really managed to compete with other platformers, Mega Man still has its charm. The ability to learn different skills and the cool retro design make the series unique. The ninth instalment in particular, with its well-designed levels and bosses, makes for a great platforming experience. | © Capcom
This collection of the first three courtroom-based visual novels follows the adventures of the gaming world's most popular lawyer, Phoenix Wright. But even when we venture into the courtroom, the game always shows its fun side with its well-written characters and, of course, the amazing cases you have to solve. | © Capcom
Dragon’s Dogma is still considered to be a very unusual RPG. Whether it is the pawn system, which allows us to have companions from other players, or the combat system, which allows us to climb onto large beasts – it's just an epic adventure. But it is precisely these unusual elements, implemented in an impressive way, that make Dragon's Dogma such a unique experience. | © Capcom
At first glance, the franchise appears to be just another over-the-top action adventure. But once you get into it, the variety and depth of the weapons, skills and, of course, combos will surprise you. Although the third game is considered by many fans to be the best, the fifth is still the most technically polished. | © Capcom
With its over-the-shoulder perspective alone, Resident Evil 4 has revolutionized the horror genre. But its unusual setting, legendary characters, and uniquely creepy atmosphere also make it a milestone in video game history. The combination of survival horror, where we combine herbs and modify weapons, and action gameplay (the legendary opening fight against the villager, come on!) makes it timeless. | © Capcom
Okami may not be the biggest hit for Capcom, but those lucky ones who have played it are in love with it years after its release. Not only does it have an impressive cel-shaded art style, the gameplay is also unique. We paint with a brush and use different techniques to open doors, solve puzzles and, of course, defeat enemies. | © Capcom
#FreeMvC2. With this hashtag, many fans tried to free the game from the prison of unplayability as it was nowhere to be bought. This alone shows how much this fighting game is celebrated. The fast gameplay, the ability to create a team of three characters, and of course the amazing variety of rosters are just some of the reasons for the game's status. | © Capcom
There is a reason why Monster Hunter World is Capcom's most successful game. Not only does it have a complex and cool combat system that allows you to slaughter monsters with a total of 14 weapons, but it also has the perfect loot loop. Kill monsters, skin them, and use the materials to make new armor in the style of the monster you've slain. Sounds simple, but be warned: it's highly addictive! | © Capcom
Street Fighter 2 is more of a cult classic, but Street Fighter 3 Third Strike still has a huge fan base thanks to its parry system, design, and other mechanics like selectable Super. That's why the game is still a main attraction at EVO. It's a classic that never goes out of style.
Do you agree with our ranking? Let us know in the comments! | © Capcom
Capcom is a gaming giant with a long history of creating amazing franchises and making a big impact on the industry. Here are the 10 best games from this veteran of gaming history!
