Capcom will be entering mainland China’s market through Capcom Taiwan Co., Ltd., which was established in 2013 and developed the browser game Onimusha Soul.

Amazon.co.jp recently opened the “Amazon Free Online Games Store,” a platform where players can log in to games using their Amazon accounts, and use them to purchase in-game items.

Recently, Capcom brought Onimusha Soul to PlayStation 3 and in Japan they had a Capcom Heroine crossover to promote the game to newcomers.

Onimusha Soul is part of the Onimusha universe, but is not an action game like the other titles in the series. Onimusha Soul is simulation game where you grow an army. Originally released for browsers in 2012, Onimusha Soul was Capcom’s first foray into the free to play browser space.

Ace Attorney: Dual Destinies, Resident Evil: Revelations and Dead Rising 3 have all achieved their projected sales, Capcom said in a financial results report last night.

Onimusha Soul, Capcom’s free-to-play browser game, is headed to the PlayStation 3 next, Famitsu magazine reveals.

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.

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.

Onimusha Soul is one crossover after another. Earlier we reported the free to play PC game has characters from Street Fighter and Monster Hunter. We’re going to add Resident Evil to that list.

Capcom has a new crossover event for Onimusha Soul, a browser based game with characters from the Onimusha series.

A new challenger has arrived in Onimusha Soul, Capcom’s browser based Onimusha game with cards representing characters from the entire series. Ryu shows up in a dream story as a fiend for players to fight. Your

Players can align themselves together into groups or opposing factions.