Mega Man

An action game series with its first installment released by Capcom in 1987. Known for its system of defeating bosses to acquire their weapons, it gained popularity for its challenging yet satisfying action. Rich in iconic game music, it symbolizes retro gaming culture.

Capcom's action game series. Cooperative hunting of giant monsters established the joy of co-op gaming. Monster Hunter: World conquered the global market. Over 100 million units sold.

A stylish action game franchise by Capcom that debuted in 2001 and pioneered the 'character action' genre. Players control Dante, a charismatic half-demon half-human demon hunter, performing increasingly elaborate aerial combos against hordes of demons while being graded on style. Originally conceived as a Resident Evil prototype, the game's emphasis on fast-paced, combo-heavy combat with a style ranking system created an entirely new subgenre. The franchise directly inspired successors including Bayonetta, created by the original director Hideki Kamiya. With over 30 million copies sold across five mainline entries, Devil May Cry established the standard for action game combat systems and character design that persists to this day.

A series starring Mario, the world's most famous game character created by Nintendo. Since 'Super Mario Bros.' in 1985, it has contributed to the spread of home consoles and defined the gaming industry itself. Mario is an icon representing Japanese pop culture.

A survival horror game series developed by Capcom. Depicting the terror of zombies and bio-weapons, it established the survival horror genre. Including successful film adaptations and remakes, it has remained a globally popular franchise for nearly three decades.

A fighting game series developed by Capcom. 'Street Fighter II' in 1991 ignited a worldwide fighting game boom and pioneered esports. Characters like Ryu and Chun-Li are widely recognized as icons of fighting game culture.