Talisman was to be a digital download title produced by Capcom and based on a Games Workshop boardgame of the same name. The project has since been canceled and Capcom is now apologizing to everyone who was waiting for the game.

Street Fighter II Turbo HD has already been submitted to Sony, and Capcom is looking forward to hitting the target date. Fans are expecting to see the classic on HD soon, but are they getting it on both platforms on the same day? More in the full article.

Good news, Capcom fans. Christian Svensson, the company's VP of strategic planning and business development, has said that Capcom's future titles will most likely include Trophy support. More from Svensson in the full article.

After Sony awarded Capcom with their very own section in the PS Store, Capcom's been in a bit of a mad dash to get some content up online. Already, we hear that they're going to have a Classics lineup to release as DLC, but what else can we expect from Capcom here on out?

Japan is like the older brother that keeps getting the good stuff first before it passes on to the younger siblings. In this case the  younger siblings would be the US market and the rest of the gaming world. Take for example the Wii-make of GameCube's Resident Evil 1. Yes, it's a "Japan only" title -- "for now."

Welcome to the Xbox 360 blog's Weekend Warrior section, where we tackle the many important things that have happened in the Xbox 360 scene in the past couple of days, as well as discuss the highs and lows behind Microsoft's console in general. Find out all the interesting things that have happened in the past week after the jump!

Beta versions of games are bound to have problems, but when the problem happens to be a freezing issue that prevents you from actually playing the game, then we have situation plaguing Capcom's Super Street Fighter II Turbo HD Remix beta. Learn more about the issue, as well as Capcom's response after the jump.

So, one stunning adventure and quest to find Barbaros' treasure later, what's next for Zack and Wiki? Sadly, it seems the answer to that question is early retirement. We've found reports that say that a sequel to the game is looking rather unlikely in the near future.

Many Resident Evil fans have been asking the question whether or not the Wii release of Resident Evil 0 will see the light of day in the US, but as it turns out, it probably won't. At least, Capcom USA declined the localized release of the game not once, but twice. Read about it in the full article.

Those of you dismayed with Ben Judd's announcement about the original Bionic Commando not coming to the Wii's Virtual Console service don't have to be too emo about it. Capcom recently released a statement explaining their stand regarding their library of game titles for Nintendo's downloadable game service. For more details about what they had to say on this, check out our full article.