Capcom’s 40th Anniversary Site Has Playable Retro Games
Capcom has launched a beautiful 40th-anniversary website which celebrates the company’s history, as well as shares artwork and design docs, and acts as a hub for some of the developer’s biggest titles.
Welcome to Capcom Town, a vibrant and nostalgic haven that will delight any fan of Capcom’s iconic titles. Prepare to be immersed in a world brimming with vivid colors, beloved characters, and captivating chiptune melodies. Whether you’ve played, watched, or heard of Capcom games, this place will surely make you giddy with excitement. The town is thoughtfully divided into sections dedicated to specific franchises. For example, the top right corner hosts a dojo for the legendary Street Fighter, while the space in front of the colossal arcade machine belongs to the captivating realm of Monster Hunter.
As you explore Capcom Town with a keen eye, you’ll discover subtle references to various Capcom characters sprinkled throughout. We won’t spoil the surprises, but keep an eye on the sky for some truly nostalgic and obscure Easter eggs.
Don’t miss the C.M.D Museum, a treasure trove of artistic masterpieces from many of Capcom’s greatest titles. Feast your eyes on never-before-seen concept art, high-resolution artwork featuring characters you’ve never had access to, and design documents from the original Mega Man, Ace Attorney, and Street Fighter II. It’s a dream come true for any devoted archivist.
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Oh, and remember the arcade we mentioned earlier? It’s a haven for retro gaming enthusiasts. Step into the past and enjoy playing classic titles such as Mega Man, Mega Man 2, Mega Man X, Street Fighter II, and Final Fight. Choose between English and Japanese versions as you dive into the nostalgic gameplay. You can also peruse the game’s instruction manuals and marvel at the authentic cartridges for these timeless gems.
Lastly, allow us to highlight the Capcom Elections. You have the opportunity to vote for the definitive Street Fighter II move: Hadouken or Shoryuken. By participating, you’ll gain access to exclusive Capcom Town wallpapers for your phone and PC, adding a touch of coolness to your digital devices.
If you’re eager to embark on a journey to Capcom Town, simply visit the website now and immerse yourself in pure nostalgia.
In other news, Capcom recently held its summer showcase. While there weren’t many announcements for the Switch, attendees were treated to a demo of the highly anticipated Ghost Trick: Phantom Detective remaster and the exciting revelation of the Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney Trilogy.
