2007 marks a momentous milestone for the Blue Bomber: his 20th Anniversary! Capcom celebrated in style on Broadway with none other than the game’s creator, Keiji Inafune. The executive producer and creator of the Mega Man series, traveled from Osaka, Japan for a mega signing event at GameStop on Broadway and 33rd in New York City.

On Tuesday, August 5th, over 600 die hard Mega Man fans came out to welcome and congratulate Mr. Infaune for his amazing work over the past 20 years. One group of individuals waited over 11 hours just to be the first persons in line to personally shake the creators hands.

He signed over 2,000 pieces of fan memorabilia collected over the last two decades: Nintendo 64, DS and GBA systems, games, iPods, t-shirts and even pairs of shoes!

Hundreds of requests for pictures and drawings did not stop Mr. Inafune from smiling in fact, on more than one occasion he offered to draw a picture of Mega Man for each of his fans. The fans will not forget his kindness and diligent style, which has been so evident in his 20 years of dedication to the Mega Man brand.

Some guests presented gifts of art pieces to Mr. Inafune to express their appreciation and gratitude, mentioning how he had been such an inspiration in their lives. We would like to sincerely thank Mega Man fans for coming out to support the brand and one of the most iconic game makers in the world!

Hi Ace Attorney Fans!

We are finally ready to announce our winners of the Plead You Case Contest. We will announce one winner each week, beginning this week with our honorable mentions.

Entry #5

Entry #63

Congratulations to our honorable mentions, who will each receive an Ace Attorney pin.

When we were first told that the Lost Planet Launch Party on 1/11/07 was gonna’ be big, I don’t think any of us truly realized the real extent of the word “big”. For example, the picture that formed in my mind initially was that of a medium-sized hall decorated with Lost Planet posters, a few booths and a decent number of gaming stations.

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Capcom is always looking to hire talented videogame folk. And it just so happens, Seth Killian is one of our newest talented videogame folk. Because he has such an interesting background and now usurps everyone in the company with his amazing Street Fighter skillz (yes, that’s skillZ), I just knew I had to ask him a bevy of questions and share the answers with the Capcom Community. Enjoy!

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Recently I’ve had more than a few people write to me saying the exact same thing. “It really pisses me off that Battlestar AND Heroes won’t be on new again until freakin’ January!!” Well, ok, maybe that was just me. But then they actually did say: “You work at Capcom, eh? What’s it like working there?” I JUST so happened to have my camera and thought to myself, “Self, let’s embarrass as many co-workers as possible while stringing together as many outrageous stories as possible about how they spend their work day.” So here you go.

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‘Twas the night before Christmas, as I headed for bed
Not a creature was stirring, except the undead;
The shotguns were hung by the front door with care,
In hopes that our armed forces soon would be there;

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So it looks like you guys are fond of our little zombie smash-em up epic for the Xbox 360, so much so that weve had fans tell us that Dead Rising is the reason why they went out and plunked down their hard-earned sheckles for that screamin game system! Well shucks, we do have to admit that Dead Rising is quite an amazing game, especially for horror fans who have always dreamt of being able to run a zombie clean through with a caf umbrella while sporting a pink muumuu. I mean, lets face it, who hasnt ever imagined what it would be like to be set loose in a mall? Sure theres the whole raging zombie hoard downside, but as the courageous Frank West has proven, zombies can be dealt with for the chance at free reign in a mall sporting goods store.
 

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