Capcom Games
Way of the Samurai 2
What the heck was Capcom thinking? I'm guessing it must have been something along the lines of: 'Lets save a buck or two and get the janitor to do the voice acting.'
Willow
The video game characters, Willow and his swordsman companion Madmartigan, resemble to the images of the movie starring actors Warwick Davis and Val Kilmer. In a single-player game, a player alternates between them.
Street Fighter 3: Double Impact
Capcom finally relents and adds the number "3" to the end of the name "Street Fighter," and all I have to say is "is this it?
1943: The Battle of Midway
This game is a sequel of a 1942 air shooter.
Breath of Fire 2
Go through another journey with Ryu and his followers as they set out to destroy the evil priest Evan who is looking for world domination.
Gargoyle's Quest II: The Demon Darkness
Gargoyle’s Quest stars a sparkplug of a little demon hero named Firebrand.
Final Fight Guy
Another fighting game from Final Fight series.
Plasma Sword
Star Gladiator, the prequel to Plasma Sword, surprised a lot of folks with its oddball cast and sharp
Mega Man 64
Mega Man blasts his way onto the Nintendo® 64 System for the first time ever! This epic adventure combines the best of classic Mega Man action with enormous bosses, a riveting storyline and all the depth of the hottest RPG. Explore vast 3-D worlds ..
Onimusha 2: Samurai's Destiny
Video game sequels are a funny lot, while many succeed on expanding franchises and introducing new elements to already established worlds, characters, etc.
Dai Makaimura
Dai Makaimura is a platform game/run and gun developed by Capcom. It is the sequel to Ghosts 'n Goblins, and prequel to the Super Ghouls 'n Ghosts.
Onimusha Blade Warriors
This 3D side view action/fighter game is a multiplayer mass melee game that focuses on the fighting elements of the Onimusha world.
Genma Onimusha
As the forces of good rise up to defend themselves against the evil Nobunaga Oda and his invading army, the master-less samurai Samanosuke answers the call for help from the forgotten Princess Yu
U.N. Squadron
The game is a typical side scrolling shooter, going against the trend of other Capcom shooters, such as 1942, and 1943: The Battle of Midway, which are vertically scrolling shooters.
