Including the bonus stages revealed in Famitsu recently, Super Street Fighter IV (PS3, Xbox 360) has a grand total of four new modes. Details and a video after the jump.

It's been a while since we last heard or seen from Capcom's Okamiden. The drought's about to end with this post as we picked up on not just one, or two videos, but three new footage for the said title.

Now here's something great for the toy-loving gamer. The Kaiyodo Hobby Lobby store in Japan recently saw two cool figures based from Capcom's Sengoku Basara games: Yukimura Sanada and Date Masamune. Unlike the stiff figures we usually see, these guys are poseable, and best of all, doesn't come at an insane price. Check 'em out.

The success of Capcom's Monster Hunter Portable 2nd G pretty much ensures the eventual release of another PSP entry in the franchise. During the Monster Hunter Festa finals, Capcom announced just that.

Hold on to your hats, folks. There's a chance that Capcom may be gearing up for a late 2009 release for Lost Planet 2 (PC, PS3, Xbox 360). According to a slide spotted at the Xbox 360 Invitational in Korea, anyway.

Capcom Mobile has announced that Ghosts 'N Goblins: Gold Knights is coming to the iPhone and iPod touch. The game, which is closely related to the previous PSP incarnation, sees the return of Sir Arthur to the Ghoul Realm in full 3-D, battling his way against swarm of demons, monsters and undead minions across six stages of peril in an attempt to recover the missing maidens and learn the secret of the demons return. This is also the first time in a Ghosts 'N Goblins game that you'll also be able to play as a second character, Lancelot.

Super Street Fighter IV's (PS3, Xbox 360) big, bad boss will be one tough guy to beat, Capcom is making sure of it. Seth Killian mentioned earlier today in Kotaku that Seth will be "unbelievably cheaper" than in Street Fighter IV.

The last PlayStation Store update saw the addition of a few more games available via Legacy, some of which were from Rockstar Games. Starting October 22nd, those titles will be in their very own storefront just like the ones that Capcom and EA already have.

The PSP Go remains a hot item this week. Nasayers still think it's going to fall flat on its non-face. Sony, for their part, is busy touting it as a success, throwing out some impressive -- yet ultimately still unsubstantiated -- sales numbers. While the "go or no go" tug of war is happening, unscrupulous types are capitalizing on the new handheld by releasing their own thinly-veiled knock off version. All that and more in the PSP Weekend Warrior.

Street Fighter IV producer Yoshinori Ono has laid out a few of his plans for the upcoming Super Street Fighter IV (PS3, Xbox 360) in a recent interview with Japanese gaming mag Famitsu. Hit the jump for details.