What is Capcom bringing to E3 this year? Pretty much everything they announced at Captivate ‘10.

Capcom has a sweet set of Okami merchandise coming next month.

The adorable Chibiterasu wasn’t always the lead character in Okamiden.

Okamiden feels far off being a 2011 game and all, but Capcom is localizing parts of it already.

Capcom confirmed they will publish Okamiden, the Nintendo DS sequel, in North America.

But, not any fan project. Okamiden was lead by staff working at Capcom Japan.

No, Capcom still hasn’t confirmed Okamiden for an international release, but they trademarked the title in the USA.

Capcom hasn’t said if they will publish Okamiden outside of Japan or not. Japan has a date with Chibiterasu sometime this year, but what about the rest of the world?

Yes Okamiden, I am watching you like a hawk. One false move and I’ll be on your case faster than you can say “busty babe.”

There’s a greater focus on cooperation with Chibiterasu’s human partners in Okamiden.

Here’s our first glimpse of Chibiterasu and Issun running around to the Shinsuu Fields music in Okamiden. The trailer also gives you a quick look at the combat.

You’ve seen Chibiterasu. You’ve seen screenshots. Now have a tiny taste of Okamiden before Capcom unveils it at this year’s Tokyo Game Show.

After a painful week of waiting, we finally have some concrete info on Okamiden, thanks to Famitsu. The game’s full title is Okamiden: Chisaki Taiyou, and the events it depicts take place a few months after the original game.

Okamiden is real, it’s from Capcom, and it’s a Nintendo DS game.

Okamiden is and one step closer to being tangible. The title will be shown in next week’s issue of Famitsu.

Clover Studios is no more. Capcom hasn’t announced any solid plans to continue Okami, but a trademark filed in Japan suggest they may be working on another game.