Following up on last week’s Lost Planet 3 update for PC, we have one additional update for you LPers.
It has come to our attention that first-time purchasers of Lost Planet 3 are experiencing issues saving the CAMPAIGN data; MULTIPLAYER and settings data is unaffected. An additional issue in which HD movies are not played back when installed has been found. We sincerely apologize for the inconvenience and are currently working on providing an update within the next few days. In the meantime CAMPAIGN data can be correctly saved by following the steps illustrated below.
1. Open the file path \UserProfile\Documents\My Games\LostPlanetGame\LostPlanetGame (UserProfile is PC dependent)
2. Create a folder named “SaveData” without the quotes inside of the “LostPlanetGame” folder opened in step 1.
3. Start the CAMPAIGN mode to successfully save data.
Steam has just launched a sale on French games , and that means you can pick up the lovely and atmospheric Remember Me for just ten bucks plus change. Don’t miss!
UPDATE: Major technical difficulties with our streaming gear, so we’re canceling today’s stream… sorry!!
Get ready for another Monster Hunter Freedom Unite for iOS live stream today at 3pm PT . As usual, you can watch the hunting shenanigans over at twitch.tv/capcomunity and/or hunt with us at room # 123,123,123 .
If you’re into collectible card games, you may have heard of Square Enix’s “Deadman’s Cross.” It recently surpassed 3 million downloads!
Today they’ve started a crossover campaign with Resident Evil which will run until Sunday, July 27th.
During the campaign, Raccoon City will be added as a limited-time hunt area in the card game, and players will obtain exclusive cards celebrating the RE series as well as normal “deadman” cards. Completing a collaboration quest will give players a Raccoon City Permit, allowing them access to the Raccoon City area.
For the remainder of the day, zany Frank West-fest Dead Rising 2 Off the Record is available on Xbox LIVE for 66% off, knocking the price down to a mere $6.79. Hours of mirth, hilarity, and inappropriate photography for chump change!
EVO2014 has kicked off, and everybody’s got that fighting game fever! For your convenience, the following is a list of every Street Fighter game you can buy instantly (that is, digitally). That way you can play along with the rest of the FGC and never have to walk away from the livestream.
Street Fighter II: The World Warrior – Wii U eShop Street Fighter II Turbo: Hyper Fighting – Wii U eShop Street Fighter II’ HF – Xbox 360 Street Fighter III: 3 rd Strike Online Edition – PS3 , Xbox 360 Street Fighter IV – Xbox 360 , PC Street Fighter Alpha – PS1 Classic Street Fighter Alpha 2 – PS1 Classic , Wii U eShop (SNES version) Street Fighter Alpha 3 – PS1 Classic Street Fighter Alpha 3 Max – PSP, Vita Street Fighter X Tekken – PS3 , Xbox 360 , PC , Vita Super Street Fighter 2 – Wii U eShop Super Street Fighter 2 Turbo HD Remix – PS3 , Xbox 360 Super Street Fighter IV 3D Edition – 3DS Super Street Fighter IV: Arcade Edition – PS3 , Xbox 360 , PC Ultra Street Fighter IV (Digital Upgrade from Arcade Edition) – PS3 , Xbox 360 , PC
That looks pretty thorough to me, but let me know if I missed one!
Oh! And don’t forget, the greatest Street Fighter of all, Street Fighter 2010: The Final Fight, releases in the near future for 3DS and Wii U eShop!
PS1 survival horror classic Dino Crisis and the more action-packed sequel, Dino Crisis 2 , are suddenly both just $0.99 cents on PSN, thanks to a PSN Flash Sale ! Pick ’em up, download ’em on your PS3, PSP, or Vita, and let the good times roll!
If you like the idea of a more vertically varied combat, then you’re gonna love hunting a Kecha Wacha!
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One of the biggest features in Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate is how it opened up the combat options to allow for faster vertical movement and better use of terrain when thinking up your hunting strategy. Now how about a monster that uses this same feature to hunt you?
Well, it’s important to note that all MH4U monsters make use the uneven topography in the game, but the Kecha Wacha has a few unique tricks of its own. For example, let’s say you’re standing on a ceiling of vines looking for the right opportunity to jump down and attack your prey. The Kecha Wacha can use its long arms to swing around underneath you and surprise you by pushing its way through the vines.
On the other hand, if the Kecha Wacha is also on top of the vines, it can grab a bunch of them and shake them vigorously under your feet causing a temporary stun that leaving you open for a potential deadly strike.
Kecha Wacha concept art
This Fanged Beast might look a little playful, but if it gets angry, it’ll cover its eyes with its ears, becoming invulnerable to both Flash Bombs and Sonic Bombs. Yep, hunting this beast is no monkey business!
One angry-looking Kecha Wacha (actually in rage mode)
Here’s some of the equipment you may craft after felling this beast:
Blademaster armor
Gunner armor
Great Sword
Hunting Horn
Missed any of the previous monster spotlights? Here they are:
Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate comes out on the Nintendo 3DS early 2015.
Archie’s Mega Man saga rolls on with issue #39, which hits stands on Wednesday July 16th. As usual, we’ve got a duo of preview pages plus fresh looks at the cover + its variants. Check ’em out!
The epic DAWN OF X crossover reaches its penultimate chapter, and things are heating up in both PAST and FUTURE!”DAWN OF X” Part Three — “A Hint of Things to Come”: Mega Man, Pharaoh Man and Bright Man—trapped and at the mercy of a long lost Wily Weapon! Can Dr. Light find a way to stop it, or is this the end of Mega Man’s story? And what will robot-hating Xander do in a future filled with reploids? Featuring all-new cover art from the legendary PATRICK “SPAZ” SPAZIANTE and a pixel cutscene variant cover from mega-artist RYAN JAMPOLE!
Script: Ian Flynn
Art: Ryan Jampole, Jamal Peppers, Gary Martin, John Workman and Matt Herms
The biggest and baddest tournament of them all happens this week. Ultra SFIV will be making it’s EVO premier as nearly 2,000 players descend upon Las Vegas to battle it out for the right to call themselves “the best in the world.”
For those of you who won’t be there in person, fear not as you’ll be able to watch the action unfold on the Capcom Fighters channel starting tomorrow morning at 8am (PDT). The top 64 to top eight will also be happening later in the day on the official EVO channel starting at 6pm (PDT).
You can also check out the official EVO channel earlier in the day to catch other fighters that may be going on at the same time and to watch UMVC3 pools on Saturday.
Ready for EVO 2014 this weekend? Whether you’re training nonstop for the tournament or working hard to make sure your Friday is free, you should take a few minutes and take a look at this awesome collection of Street Fighter II fan art, specifically created by Brazilian fans/artists !
This collaborative project was to gather 17 tribute art pieces from 17 different artists focusing on 17 individual characters… why the number 17, I don’t know, but it totally works and the end result is a varied selection of characters rendered in vastly different styles. Definitely hit up their Tumblr page to check the full list out.
Here are some of my favorites below (as well as the hilarious He-Man Masters of the Universe crossover with Ken Masters above):
You’ll also notice various references to Brazilian pop and internet culture throughout some of the pieces, so feel free to ask anything in the comments; I can talk all day about that stuff. 😉
We’ve got a deep fondness for Bionic Commando around these parts, and we’ve already done throwbacks to the NES game , the remake of the NES game , and the 2009 gritty reboot . But today we want to look at the first-ever portable Bionic Commando game, which came out on the Game Boy back in 1992.
Easily mistaken for an inferior port of the NES game, this version actually features a variety of innovations and exclusive content, plus a fun new art style. Join us on Twitch at 4pm PT!
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One angry-looking Kecha Wacha (actually in rage mode) 
Blademaster armor
