Capcom was founded in June 1983, and this week on June 11th, 2013, they’ll begin celebrating their 30th anniversary.

“We have a big surprise to share with you,” Capcom say about their E3 booth.

Capcom has a bunch of Mega Man goodies for the series 25th anniversary like a Mega Man ultrabook PC and a collectable figure with Mega Man and X together. Just announced for Japan is this Rush tissue holder?!

“Bringing development in-house will not increase development costs,” Capcom said to those in attendance at a financials Q&A session.

Capcom’s major strategies going forward involve two main initiatives—to manage their console games business more efficiently and to strengthen their online games business.

Monster Hunter 4 is a major release for Capcom this year, as the company seeks to improve earnings. Capcom also provide projections for Resident Evil: Revelations and Lost Planet 3.

In a financial report, Capcom say that they will heavily promote both Monster Hunter 4 and Lost Planet 3 in the domestic and overseas markets respectively.

“Most of the cancelations were for releases planned in the fiscal year ending March 2015,” Capcom have shared in a financial results Q&A.

Capcom have attempted to figure out just what has led to their games not meeting their sales targets, and here’s what they’re doing about it.

Fifteen Capcom heroines from a diverse selection of games such as Nina from Breath of Fire, Ada from Resident Evil, and Tron Bonne from Mega Man Legends are joining the game.

A new collectable figure will be released this summer at San Diego Comic-Con in limited numbers. Another figure has Mega Man and Mega Man X together to represent X’s upcoming anniversary, which will be an exclusive on the Capcom store.

Ixion Saga: Dimension Transfer is humorous anime series where Kon, a jobless otaku hero, is warped into a fantasy world. Did you know Capcom also made an Ixion Saga video game?

Capcom will not be holding their annual “Captivate” event this year, the publisher’s senior Vice-President, Christian Svensson, has confirmed.

Capcom’s Senior VP, Christian Svensson, explains what drives decisions to collaborate with western developers or cater to the western market.

Capcom cited a “big increase in sales from one year earlier because of new DLC associated with major titles” with regard to their digital business.

Remember Me from Dotnod Entertainment and Capcom takes place in 2048. You play as Nilin, a memory hunter in Neo-Paris, who has her memories erased.