Resident Evil Requiem, Pragmata, and Onimusha all had some interesting ideas and some stale ones.

Capcom reimagines Onimusha with Way of the Sword, blending samurai cinema and supernatural action into a stylish, brutal return.

Of course the speculation will continue, likely until launch unless Capcom itself spills the beans. To be fair, calling Grace "the new main character" doesn't rule our Leon's involvement; it could simply mean she's the only new main character to the series.

When I played Pragmata last weekend at SGF, I wasn't sure what to expect. But comparing its puzzle-like combat mechanics to Resident Evil wasn't on my list.

Capcom's newest IP, Pragmata, is on the way, and TechRaptor got some hands-on time with it at Summer Game Fest.

We got our hands on an early build of Pragmata – and it’s already shaping up to be a delightfully fun combo of hacking and gunplay.

Pragamata is real, and we spent 30 minutes playing Capcom's mysterious sci-fi adventure during Summer Game Fest.

Capcom's sci-fi third-person action game emerges from development hell as a polished surrogate father-and-daughter adventure.

This is despite the fact that Game-Key cards are still sold in a box and contained on a cartridge, which means they're technically physical retail products. That being said, they