Make room in your closet because we have a flurry of costumes and bundles coming your way in Extra Battle Mode and in-store.

EXTRA BATTLE

Mech Abigail – Mech Zangief, F.A.N.G, and Juri have brought a robotic rush to Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition, but we’re not done yet! Mech Abigail is the next costume in Extra Battle Mode running from December 21 to January 17!

Jin Saotome for Ryu – Going one step further with the robots, the next Crossover Costume after Mech Abigail is no other than Jin Saotome! Jin hails from the Capcom fighting game, Cyberbots, which features explosive fights between different mechas. As a playable character, Jin seeks to honor his father’s memory by being the best pilot alive. Seeing as how Jin can be seen as the protagonist of Cyberbots, it’s only fitting to have Ryu don his likeness.

You can also obtain the Cyberbots background music during this time in Extra Battle Mode!

You asked and we’re more than happy to keep delivering. Extra Battle Challenges for the following Crossover Costumes are currently ongoing from November 30 to December 27!

• Viewtiful Joe for Rashid (Viewtiful Joe)
• June for Chun-Li (Star Gladiator)
• Captain Commando for Nash (Captain Commando)
• Nameless Super Soldier for Guile (Forgotten Worlds)
• Fiona for Cammy (Haunting Ground)

BUNDLES GALORE

A whopping 11 bundles are going to be on sale on December 11 with various themed costumes being offered. You don’t want to miss them! All of these prices and bundles are for North America. For any sales going on in other regions, please see their respective channels.

Capcom Legends Bundle (6 costumes, $9.99) – Five of these costumes are currently undergoing their second run in Extra Battle Mode, but if you’d rather purchase these –  along with the Ingrid costume – this is your chance!

• Karin Ingrid
• Rashid Viewtiful Joe
• Chun-Li June
• Nash Captain Commando
• Guile Forgotten Soldier
• Cammy Fiona

2017 Holiday Costume Bundle (4 costumes, $5.99) – Last year’s Holiday costumes are on sale for a special price! Individually, they’ll now cost $2.99, but you can purchase all four in a bundle for even cheaper.

• Holiday Alex
• Holiday Cammy
• Holiday Kolin
• Holiday Menat

Story Costume Bundle (32 costumes, $19.99)

• Story Costumes and colors for launch roster and Season 1-3
• Note: Since Ryu and Chun-Li’s Story Costumes are already free, they are not included in this bundle

Stage Bundle (17 stages, $19.99)

• Air Force Base
• Shadaloo Base at Night
• Mysterious Cove
• High Roller Casino
• Estate at Noon
• Kanzuki Beach
• Skies of Honor
• Temple Hideout
• Flamenco Tavern
• Metro City Bay Area
• Suzaku Castle
• English Manor
• Temple of Ascension
•  Kasugano Residence
• King’s Court

Professional Costume Bundle (10 costumes, $14.99)

• Alex
• R. Mika x2
• Chun-Li
• Karin
• Vega
• Kolin
• Menat
• Zeku
• Falke

Sports Costume Bundle (6 costumes, $9.99)

• Ibuki
• Karin
• Kolin
• Zangief
• Rashid
• Laura

School Costume Bundle (9 costumes, $14.99)

• Ibuki
• Ed
• Cammy
• Juri
• Nash
• R. Mika
• Menat
• Ryu
• Chun-Li

2017 Halloween and Holiday Bundle (9 costumes, $9.99)

• 2017 Halloween

o    Dhalsim

o    Birdie

o    F.A.N.G

o    M. Bison

o    Urien

• 2017 Holiday

o    Alex

o    Cammy

o    Kolin

o    Menat

Nostalgia Costume Bundle (15 costumes, $19.99)

• Karin
• Cammy
• Birdie
• Chun-Li
• Alex
• Ibuki
• Juri
• Balrog
• Akuma
• Kolin
• Zeku
• Sakura
• Blanka
• Cody
• Sagat

Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Costume Bundle (4 costumes, $9.99)

• Ibuki
• Guile
• Karin
• M. Bison

Akiman Chun-Li Bundle (7 costumes, $14.99)

• Covert Operations
• Pajamas
• Wedding
• Vacation
• Undercover Cop
• Special Forces
• Training

Don’t forget the free trial running from December 11-19 where all PlayStation 4 and Steam users can try out Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition for free!

And remember, Capcom Cup takes place at Esports Arena Las Vegas from December 14-16!

This year, we’ve launched Monster Hunter: World, our most ambitious Monster Hunter project to date, bringing in a new age for the series and breaking our own records left and right. All along we’ve maintain the same goal: make a premier game that fans worldwide will enjoy.

Shortly after launch, we let the Deviljho loose into the New World, introduced the all-new Kulve Taroth Siege, followed by a completely revamped Lunastra, and a mighty collaboration with Final Fantasy XIV to bring you the legendary Behemoth. But we’re not done yet; we have pretty big things in the works… and that’s what we’re here to talk about.

Introducing Monster Hunter World: Iceborne.

Looking at the main art, logo and after watching the teaser trailer above you should already start to feel a little chilly… but I sure hope that little stinger at the end warmed your heart; it certainly warmed mine!

So to reiterate, we’re working on a massive expansion to MH:W , including new environments, new monsters, a new quest difficulty rank, new moves, and much more. This is a paid expansion and will be delivered as DLC, so you can seamlessly transition from Monster Hunter: World into Monster Hunter World: Iceborne .

We’ll have more details in spring 2019, but for now our target release window is set to autumn 2019 for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. Details on the release timeframe for the PC version are still in the works, but we’ll be sure to let you know ASAP.

It’s a long road until then, but we still have a lot of exciting content coming to Monster Hunter: World. For that, I’ll leave you with a Special Developer Update from Monster Hunter series executive producer Mr. Ryozo Tsujimoto:

Recapping some of the big reveals there…

• Arch-Tempered Kulve Taroth (December 20 ^th , 2018 ~ January 3 ^rd , 2019)
• Appreciation Fest (January 2019)
• Arch-Tempered Nergigante (spring 2019)
• All-new collaboration with The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt (early 2019)

Alright, we gotta watch that last one again; here’s the teaser trailer:

A lot of love from both Capcom and CD PROJEKT RED was poured into taking the best elements from Monster Hunter: World and The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt and crafting a unique RPG gameplay experience for fans of both game series. We’ll have more details on this soon, so stay tuned!

And to close it out with a bit of news for those who have not yet joined the hunt in Monster Hunter: World – from December 11 ^th 4pm PST until December 17 ^th 3:59pm PST, you’ll be able to play MH:W for free with our Trial Version.

This free Trial Version is the perfect way to get started and lets you play up to Hunter Rank 4 (3 Star quests), with the same content that’s available in the full version. This means you can take on some story quests, hunt a variety of monsters in two environments, craft weapons and armor with materials collected from those beasts, and join up with other hunters in multiplayer quests—you can even match up with hunters who own the full version, so feel free to call upon your veteran hunter buddies for help! It’s the best way to dive in to Monster Hunter as players are always super helpful to newcomers.

Speaking of the full version, when you do decide to transition from the Trial Version to the full game, you actually get to carry over all of your progress so far! And to sweeten the deal even more, select retailers are running a special price on Monster Hunter: World. So head on over to our Trial Version page for more details and an FAQ.

2018 has been a wild year for Monster Hunter fans, and 2019 will be even better. We can’t wait to show and tell you more about Monster Hunter World: Iceborne so make sure you’re following the Monster Hunter social channels on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram so you don’t miss anything.

And as always, happy hunting!

Capcom Cup 2018 is quickly approaching, where the best Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition players around the world will fight it out. As we eagerly await the next champion, we figured it would be a good time for new players or those who haven’t joined the fight to experience the game as the season ends and 2019 peeks above the horizon.

PLAYSTATION – FREE TRIAL

Click the “Try Free Demo” button on the left.

STEAM – FREE TRIAL

Scroll down and click “Play Game”

We’re hosting a free trial, which will begin on December 11 at 1pm PT (download begins at 9am PT) and will end on December 19 at 9:59am PT. For the trial on PlayStation 4, PlayStation Plus subscription is not required to download and take part, but is required to play online. For PC users, the Steam client is required to take part in the trial. All the initial content from the original Street Fighter V and the modes introduced in Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition are included for free during this time.

16 Characters – All 16 original characters are included in this free trial, including the legendary Ryu, Chun-Li, Ken, and M. Bison! This is also your chance to try out characters who are new to Street Fighter V like the electrifying Laura, nimble Rashid, and tricky F.A.N.G. As a bonus, three fan-favorite DLC characters will be available for free during this trial: Guile, Akuma, and Sagat! These three characters are only available in Ranked, Casual, Battle Lounge, Training, and Challenges.

Arcade – Introduced in Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition, this mode allows you to relive the past main entries in the series. If you’re able to defeat all the computer-controlled opponents, you’ll receive one of over 200 unique illustrations.

Versus – Play against another local player or against the computer with different difficulties.

Challenges – Learn how to use each character in Demonstrations and Trials or see how long you can fight in Survival Mode.

Training – Practice against a dummy AI as you test out set-ups, combos, and get used to a character without the pressure of a real match.

If you have friends or family who have always wanted to try Street Fighter V, spread the word! This is their chance to see what the hype around Capcom Cup is all about.

SPONSORED CONTENT

Sponsored Content will be introduced into Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition on December 11. Sponsored content will be displayed in several locations in-game to remind you about costumes, bundles, and the Capcom Pro Tour. When Sponsored Content is enabled, players can obtain additional Fight Money in Ranked and Casual Matches – these bonuses come with an upper limit. Here are the places where you will see Sponsored Content:

• Costumes: Ad Style – Every character will have an Ad Style costume where the sponsored content will appear somewhere on their clothing or model
• Loading Ads – A sponsor will appear in the versus screen before a battle – this will not affect loading screen times
• Stage Ads – Some tournament stages feature a sponsor like the Ring of Power

If you’d rather not see Sponsored Content, you can easily turn this feature off by going into Battle Settings, which will give you the following options:

• Sponsored Content Settings – Here, you can adjust the sponsored content settings. Turn sponsored content on to receive bonus Fight Money in Ranked and Casual Matches.
• Sponsor Display – Turning the setting on allows you to access sponsored content such as Ad Style costumes.
• Loading & Stage Ads – Selecting “on” gives you access to Stage and Loading Ads.

We hope to see players, both old and new, during the free trial from December 11-18!

UPDATE: Added deals on select Nintendo eShop games and pretty much all our PC games on Steam!

UPDATE 2: Added new Black Friday deals happening on retail sites.

It’s that time of year again … Holidays, game awards ceremonies, big releases left and right, and more importantly: massive discounts on some of the best Capcom games to date!

* NEW! * If you’re looking for deals on our PC games (on Steam), our full list can be found on the Capcom Steam page .

Dragon’s Dogma: Dark Arisen ( Xbox One ) – up to 60% off

Mega Man Legacy Collection ( Xbox One ) – up to 60% off

Mega Man Legacy Collection 2 ( Xbox One ) – up to 50% off

* NEW! * Mega Man Legacy Collection 1 + 2 – up to 25% off

• GameStop
• Best Buy
• Amazon

Mega Man X Legacy Collection ( Xbox One ) – up to 25% off

Mega Man X Legacy Collection 2 ( Xbox One ) – up to 25% off

* NEW! * Mega Man X Legacy Collection 1 + 2 – up to 37% off

• GameStop
• Best Buy
• Amazon

* NEW! * Monster Hunter Generations Ultimate – up to 33% off

• Nintendo eShop
• GameStop
• Best Buy
• Amazon

* NEW! * Monster Hunter: World – up to 67% off

• PS4
• Xbox One
• GameStop
• Best Buy
• Amazon

Monster Hunter: World Digital Deluxe Edition ( PS4 / Xbox One ) – up to 50% off

* NEW! * Okami HD ( Nintendo eShop / Xbox One ) – up to 30% off

* NEW! * Resident Evil 7 Gold Edition – up to 50% off

• GameStop
• Best Buy
• Amazon

* NEW! * Street Fighter 30 ^th Anniversary Collection – up to 50% off

• Nintendo eShop
• GameStop
• Best Buy
• Amazon

Strider ( Xbox One ) – up to 80% off

Keep an eye on this blog post as we’ll be updating it with the latest and greatest deals as they come in!

Happy savings!

What does a reindeer, Santa, and a mad man hell-bent on the decimation of humanity have in common? They’re all inspirations for costumes in Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition, available on November 27!

Just when you thought the scares were over, costumes inspired by the Resident Evil series have arrived to bring in the panic cheer of the holidays. Grab your mittens, antlers, and flashlights as we introduce these new costumes!

Urien (Wesker) – Albert Wesker was first introduced in the original Resident Evil as a double agent working for the Umbrella Corporation. He would continue his path of madness in subsequent entries to the series, eventually becoming one of the most recognized villains. This outfit is inspired by Wesker’s appearance in Resident Evil 5 where his overarching goal was to rid the world of humanity. The alternate code for this costume takes off the jacket and glasses.

Cammy (Jill) – Jill Valentine is a central protagonist throughout the Resident Evil series and was first introduced as one of two protagonists in the original Resident Evil. She is a member of S.T.A.R.S. who utilizes her skills in hand-to-hand combat, lock-picking, and sheer strength to fight bioterrorism. This particular outfit is inspired by Jill’s appearance in the original Resident Evil, but using the alternate code will dress Cammy in Jill’s outfit from Resident Evil 3.

Kolin (Ada) – Ada Wong debuted as a supporting character in Resident Evil 2 who was initially seen as an innocent bystander, but was revealed to be an undercover spy. Acting as an anti-hero of sorts in future games, Ada has become a fan-favorite character in the series. Kolin’s costume is inspired by Ada’s appearance in Resident Evil 6 with the alternate costume coming from Resident Evil 2 .

Cody – Part of Mayor Cody’s new responsibilities may include him dressing up as Santa in order to give out presents to the children of Metro City. Using the alternate code will take off Cody’s jacket when he needs some room to stretch.

Blanka – Blanka, the green-skinned warrior, had a very scary look. And if you ever saw him, you could say his electric glows. All of the other fighters used to laugh and call him names. They never let poor Blanka join in any reindeer games. Using the alternate code will take off Blanka’s reindeer hood!

Sakura – The usually bright Sakura seems to have a different take on the holidays with this dark outfit. Perhaps she’s trying to match her new outlook on life. The alternate code will take off her antlers and gloves.

Falke – This festive costume for Falke shows she’s ready to bring the holidays on the road while helping others who suffered at the hands of M. Bison. The alternate code will take off Falke’s hat.

Each of these costumes will be available for MSRP $3.99 each on PlayStation 4 and Steam on November 27.

Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition is now available on PlayStation 4 and Steam!

Captain Commando has heard the community’s feedback and will be implementing an update for Capcom Beat ‘Em Up Bundle on November 6.

New Screen Filters – Transport yourself back to the arcades with new scanline/arcade filter options.  

New Screen Size – In addition to the full screen size, there is now the option to display the screen in its original size to fit more types of screens.

ON/OFF Toggle for Mid-session Joining – When creating a lobby, there is now an option to turn off the ability for other players to join your in-game session.

Once the update is pushed in November, we’ll be sure to notify everyone via the Capcom USA Twitter and Facebook accounts.

Capcom Beat ‘Em Up Bundle is now available for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, and Steam!

On October 23, Street Fighter 30 ^th Anniversary Collection will have an update that will include improvements to the game across all platforms.

Nintendo Switch:

Online Improvements:

• Improving online capabilities and ability to host lobbies
• Friends between the Japanese and international versions can locate one another’s lobbies
• General fixes

Localization Fixes:

• Updated Japanese strings
• Corrections to Korean Photosensitivity Warning

Training Mode Improvements: Multiple fixes have been made to improve dummy behavior.

Audio Improvements: Stereo playback improvements for Street Fighter III titles.

Museum Updates: Text and asset corrections have been applied.

PlayStation 4 and Xbox One:

 
Online Improvements:

• General Fixes

Localization Fixes:

• Updated Japanese strings
• Corrections to Korean Photosensitivity Warning

Training Mode Improvements: Multiple fixes have been made to improve dummy behavior.

Audio Improvements: Stereo playback improvements for Street Fighter III titles.

Museum Updates: Text and asset corrections have been applied.

Please note you will need internet connection to download this patch on October 23.

If you want to see some of the highest level of play for Street Fighter III: 3 ^rd Strike, make sure to tune in to Canada Cup 2018 from October 26 -28!

Monster Hunter: World version 5.11 (PS4) / 5.1.0.1 (Xbox One) is now live. Patch notes are available below.