The renowned Japanese videogame giants and publishing house behind legendary and iconic gaming franchises such as StreetFighter, Megaman, Resident Evil and Monster Hunter, Capcom have listed their “All time best-selling videogames“

Capcom have compiled and listed their entire historys released titles and compiled them into the All-time best selling with over 100 of Capcoms titles surpassing 1M units with not surprisingly Monster Hunter World being far and away Capcoms most successful franchise to date leading the pack at a monstrous 18M units sold which released in 2018 on all major formats.

At a distant second place surprisingly at 10.8 M units sold to date is the critically acclaimed Resident Evil 7 which was a successful soft reboot of the franchise that  preceded Monster Hunter World a year earlier.

Within Capcoms top10 it is not surprisingly dominated by variations and spin offs of the Monster Hunter series leading the charge with recent entries of Resident Evil and Street Fighter also making up the list.

The oldest Capcom title to get into the top10 is StreetFighter 2 which released all the way back in 1992 on the now legendary SNES at a 6.3M units sold to date with somewhat surprisingly the latest Street Fighter V which released in 2016 trailing by a whisker at 6.2M units sold to date.

Do you agree with the listings, do you own any of the aforementioned games, have you contributed to Monster Hunter World selling gangbusters and breaking records!

Let us know in the comments below!

Stay Up To Date With The Latest Gaming News! Sign Up for our News Letters And Social Media Channels!:-

Instagram: Go2GamesShop

Twitter: Go2Games

Youtube: Go2Games

Facebook: Go2Games

Store: Go2Games.com

The post Capcom Publishes All Time Best Selling Games! first appeared on Get2Gaming.

Capcom to reveal more on their MMA-fighting newcomer in special livestream

Luke had been announced as the final DLC character to enter the ring of Street Fighter 5: Champion Edition back in August; he is set to be released on November 23.

Capcom are hosting a livestream will showcase the next wave of updates for the latest installment of Capcom’s signature brawler.

Here’s the announcement of the fall update and the link to the Twitch channel of Capcom Fighters for the event this coming Tuesday.

The #SFVFallUpdate is coming your way!

Join us for the final #SFV digital event with a behind-the-scenes look at Season 5’s final character, Luke! ⭐

🔔 https://t.co/Go1l4a4TKF pic.twitter.com/DgjqCpizij

— Street Fighter (@StreetFighter) November 17, 2021

Luke is a brand new character who is described as a look into the future of the Street Fighter series by the developers themselves. He is a cocky and confident fighter, shouting that he’ll “never lose to anyone” in his teaser trailer.

He uses a mixed martial arts fighting style and has an emphasis on powerful punches in a similar nature to Ed, though he’s also shown to throw out some special kicks and shoulders as well. He also tosses projectiles with his punches too, which is a good bit different than we’ve seen from most characters. His story is still shrouded in mystery, other than the fact that he aspired to become like as of yet unidentified male fighter who could be any one of the characters in the game if not the entire Street Fighter universe.

If you haven’t seen Luke’s reveal trailer for Street Fighter 5, check it out here:

The Street Fighter 5 Fall Update is scheduled for November 23 at 3PM PST (11PM GMT)

Sign up for our newsletter from the website.

Instagram: Go2GamesShop

Twitter: Go2Games

Youtube: Go2Games.com

Facebook: Go2Games.com

The post Street Fighter 5 Fall Update and Luke Showcase Set for November 23 first appeared on Get2Gaming.

In a recent report, video game company Capcom behind Street Fighter, Resident Evil and other beloved series has claimed Pragmata has been making steady progress.

Alongside this, Capcom has also confirmed free DLC updates coming to Monster Hunter Rise and Resident Evil Village!

What is Pragmata? Pragmata is an upcoming video game announced in a 2020 PlayStation 5 reveal event. Based on the trailer, it seems to be shaping up as a Death Stranding style atmospheric sci-fi action-horror seeing you explore a largely abandoned world infested with dangerous beings, seemingly focused around a rescue mission of sorts. Check out the trailer here!

If you’re looking to get your Resident Evil or Street Fighter gaming fix, have a butcher’s at our store page linked below where we sell merch, games and tech of all kinds, help yourself to anything you like… EXCEPT Street Fighter V… We don’t talk about Street Fighter V. It’s basically the “live action Avatar Last Airbender movie” of the Street Fighter series, let’s say.

Capcom also announced it will be hiring over 100 “graduates” and “seasoned mid-career professionals” to aid in the company’s growth and further the development of new IPs (intellectual properties) like Pragmata. During a PlayStation 5 sizzle reel, Capcom also announced in January 2021 that the game’s release will be delayed to around 2023. Considering how ball-fondlingly crisp the graphics are on this game and they’ll likely have to keep up that quality for gameplay, hopefully another delay update comes out sometime, so as not to rush the newbies and potentially lead to crunch work, which is a whole other can of worms. At the same time, fingers crossed this doesn’t become another Deep Down situation (another Capcom game in the works that ended up getting scraped).

More Trailers and Games to Look Out For: Little Devil Inside news recently dropped, we have an article covering that and its trailer here. There’s also the peculiar third-person catformer (cat platformer) Stray, which feels like if Limbo was about a stray cat (currently with plans to release ‘early 2022’). And while I have your attention, in the spirit of my Final Fantasy video discussing Tom Nicholas-

ANOTHER brief appeal to academically-minded readers: Moreso a dream for me than anyone else, but a lecturer of mine from uni, Laura Cull, has made an interesting body of work discussing animals in performance and various discourse around human and non-human topics. So if you’re reading this, looking forward to your thoughts on Stray if you happen to find yourself in possession of a PS5 one day.

Pragmata is currently in development for PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X/S.

Sign up for our newsletter from the website.

Instagram: Go2GamesShop

Twitter: Go2Games

Youtube: Go2Games.com

Facebook: Go2Games.com

Store: Go2Games.com

The post Capcom, Pragmata and Progress Updates first appeared on Get2Gaming.

The fight continues within the realm of fighting games and within real-life organizations

Capcom’s Street Fighter 5 has released some new content specifically for a cause within Breast Cancer Awareness Month. This comes in the form of two limited-time costumes for Ryu and Chun-Li, where each downloadable purchase of the fighters draped in pink will be donated to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation.

Let’s stand together! On Oct 12, limited-time, pink-themed @BCRFcure costumes for Chun-Li and Ryu will be available in #SFV.

All proceeds received from these costume purchases will be donated to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation!

🎀 https://t.co/OsCy5xpncI pic.twitter.com/wlWeYCl0dZ

— Street Fighter (@StreetFighter) October 6, 2021

Breast Cancer Awareness has been addressed in games outside of Capcom, such as Overwatch with the Pink Mercy skin which was able to raise up to $12.4 mil in 2018. This goes to show that gamers will likely support purchasing skins and costumes, as long as they know their money will be used for good. It’s no wonder that the most recognizable male and female characters of Street Fighter, Ryu and Chun-Li respectively, are draped in pink for a good cause. Another variation of the outfits are done in mostly white, with pink accents, for players who prefer a more subtle look for their fighters.

News of these costumes being released had been announced on Twitter in which the post states that this will be available on October 12. The Chun-Li and Ryu charity costumes will only be available for purchase on the Street Fighter 5 Steam and the PlayStation 4 store pages from October 12 to November 12, 2021. This gives players a month to consider a purchase. What’s more, Capcom has yet to reveal if you can buy these individually, or the price point of the outfits.

With four more days to go until its availability, players are likely hoping that Capcom will offer the skins at a fair cost. With this, support the fight against breast cancer, and convince them to complete their purchases.

Street Fighter 5 is available to play and purchase now.

The post Street Fighter 5 Charity Costumes Will Raise Money for Breast Cancer Research first appeared on Get2Gaming.

Tekken x Street Fighter is no longer in development, Tekken’s Katsuhito Harada reports.

Tekken X Street Fighter was announced by Bandai Namco at the 2010 San Diego Comic-con, alongside Capcom’s Street Fighter X Tekken. Street Fighter X Tekken was released 2 years later, in 2012. However, 11 years later, we still haven’t received Tekken X Street Fighter.

Street Fighter X Tekken was made by Capcom (as opposed to Bandai Namco). The core game mechanics were based on the 2D gameplay of Street Fighter, with the game including projectile-based moves such as the iconic Hadouken, dissimilar to that of the Tekken series.

Namco was set to release their own version of the series, which would follow their 3D gameplay style. Tekken X Street Fighter, however, had its development paused in 2016. As a result, we had heard little regarding any new developments on the game until recently, when Harada confirmed that development had been completely abandoned.

Bandai Namco consistently assured us that the game was still coming over the years. Unfortunately, however, that day will not come any time soon.

This is tough news to take for any hardcore fighting game fans who had waited these long 11 years to see some of your favourite franchise characters clash in a Tekken format.

Harada had previously said that they had developed about 30 percent of the game. He pointed out that from a motion standpoint, much of what they worked on was on display with the iconic Street Fighter character Akuma’s introduction into Tekken 7’s Roster.

Separate to character motions, Harada explained that they had a desire to show the character models they developed to all of us, but they would need co-operation by Capcom to do so.

In a VGC interview in 2019, Harada noted that with the continual success of Tekken 7 and its DLC, Tekken X Street Fighter was becoming harder and harder to justify. He notes that typically a fighting game has a 1-2-year lifespan, but the perpetual success of Tekken 7 (due to the DLC content) made investing in another fighting game irrational. Tekken 7, the most recent instalment in the Tekken series has accumulated over seven million players. Therefore, Tekken X Street Fighter has simply fizzled out.

Maybe one-day development will continue. Until then, we will simply have to remain patient and hopeful.

To keep updated with the shop activities and weekly competitions, follow Go2Games on social media:

Instagram: Go2Gamesshop

Twitter: Go2Games

YouTube: Go2games.com

Facebook: Go2Games.com

The post Tekken X Street Fighter Cancelled first appeared on Get2Gaming.

Since 2012, Go2Games has been operating from the heart of Croydon, reaching out to gamers across the UK and EU. Started by four friends native to the borough, today Go2Games’s entire workforce are from the local community, representing the diversity that runs all the way through Croydon. However, Go2Games does not want to be solely an online retailer. Nor does it see its contribution to society as merely that of a local employer. Go2Games has always placed community cohesion at the centre of what it does – and it is this civic duty that underpins what it is about. In early 2020, the planet surrendered to the hellish grip of a sustained global pandemic and it was shortly thereafter that Go2Games doubled down on its role for the many strands of community that together, make Croydon what it is.

Crystal Palace Football Club literally runs through the blood of Go2Games, with several of its employees, including its MD Craig, lifelong (and some might say long-suffering) fans of the team. Because of this, Go2Games has developed a historical partnership with the Palace For Life Foundation, having sponsored its Down Syndrome Eagles Football Team. During the early stages of the pandemic, back in April 2020, Go2Games got together with Palace For Life to provide gaming consoles to local, disadvantaged children, young adults and families, whilst also distributing consoles to hospital wards too. As Craig said himself, “As families increasingly feel the need to tighten their belts, we thought giving away some free consoles might have a positive impact on local lives, and we’re grateful to Palace for Life for identifying for us those who need it most.”

This partnership with Palace For Life deepened even further in 2021 as Go2Games launched its #keepcroydonconnected campaign. With the pandemic causing schools across the UK to close and learning to then go online, if you were stuck at home without the tech you needed to do your schoolwork, to log onto online Zoom classes or to submit work to deadlines – you were truly at a disadvantage. Partnering also with Croydon Commitment and Croydon Voluntary Action, G2G’s #keepcroydonconnected campaign sent out a call-to-action borough-wide asking people to donate any used laptops, tablets and PCs that they had no further use for. Go2Games would then receive these laptops, send them to a refurbishment company and then, with the help of several people and groups including local MPs, distribute these devices to the young people and older adults who needed them the most. Pre-pandemic, this communitarian quest to help those less fortunate members of the community had long been part of G2G’s DNA – #keepcroydonconnected was a logical extension of this mission.

GO2GAMES PROUD TO BE A DISABILITY CONFIDENT EMPLOYER ❤ @playstationuk@nintendouk@xboxuk pic.twitter.com/IlYVtBhF9m

— Go2Games (@GO2GAMES) January 21, 2021

It is those who before the pandemic, have already had the odds stacked against them that stand to struggle the most coming out of the pandemic into the “new normal”, whatever that might mean. Ableism and its impact on those seeking employment who have some sort of disability is, on the part of employers, borne out of a lack of education, an unconscious bias, an absence of compassion and understanding – or a cocktail of all three. That is why Go2Games has committed deeply to being a Disability Confident status employer. Announcing this in January 2021, Go2Games is proud to hold this status and more importantly, is now an employer which is confident in doing so and in turn, is an employer that people with disabilities can feel confident to both approach and apply for roles at the company.

Two years ago, Croydon’s Legacy Youth Zone threw its doors open to the young people of the borough. Built on the model of existing On Side Youth Zones which give young people safe and inspiring places to go in their leisure time, somewhere to go, something to do and someone to talk to, Legacy offers world-class facilities to young people to engage in the activities they love doing but also to find out about and discover new passions and hobbies alongside each other. Go2Games has partnered with Legacy as a Gold Supporter and have been involved with Legacy throughout every step of the way. In recent times, Go2Games have run gaming sessions at Legacy, premiering new releases and trying out new and featured products, eSports FIFA tournaments and regular junior Mario Kart tournaments – all inside and outside of lockdown, as per government guidelines around youth centres.

Since May 2021, Go2Games have been in partnership with the local social enterprise Fashion Meets Music, taking up a space on the shop floor to promote new releases and a selection of our wide stock range, to offer shoppers at Centrale a free gaming experience by courtesy of Nintendo Switches and a PS5 with classic and new games – but most importantly, to offer an array of traineeships and accredited work experience for the people of Croydon.

We are currently running a Kickstart scheme from the shop, having brought on board some amazing new content creators, post-production crew, streamers and social media administrators – all of whom are now heading up the effort across our social media platforms! Working together with Fashion Meets Music, who showcase independent, black fashion designers, pan-African art and textiles and some banging playlists has been wonderful and places Go2Games quite literally at the heart of Croydon. Come down and meet the crew, see if you can beat us at Mario Kart, FIFA, Street Fighter or any of the titles we have there and if you are interested, put your name down for some 2021 gold dust in the form of a PS5 or an Xbox Series X!

Finally, a good news story! A couple of weeks ago, stand-up comedian and all-round stand-up guy White Yardie came down to the shop to meet Go2Games and launch a charity prize draw to win a PS5 – in order to raise vital funds for the people of St. Vincent and the Grenadines, who have recently had their lives turned upside down by the eruption of the volcano La Soufriere. The prize draw has now since ended and we are thrilled to have raised £1075 in just a ten-day period! The draw has now since ended and White Yardie spoke to a very excited winner to congratulate them and to highlight in detail how much St Vincent and the Grenadines have been through in the last few months.

We are nothing without the people with whom we share this town and there is so much more that unites us than that which divides us. Go2Games was born out of this unity and shared experience and as it has grown, Go2Games’s values have remained rooted in this sense of community and social responsibility. Stay tuned for the next chapter in this story – and if you think you can help us write it, come find us because as a wise man once said: “Without people, you’re nothing”.

The post Go2Games in the Community first appeared on Get2Gaming.

Following from yesterday’s big Street Fighter V trailer reveal, the battle moves list has somehow already made it to the Internet, and we have all the information you need right here!

Over the years Street Fighter has allowed characters to perform a number of signature special moves and, thankfully, Street Fighter V is no different. From Ryu’s iconic Hadoken to Chun Li’s Lighting Legs, below are the move lists for Ryu, Chun-Li, Nash and M.Bison. Hopefully this little teaser will be enough to keep you going before more will be shortly announced at E3.

Ryu

V- Skill	Mind’s Eye
V-Trigger	Denjin Renki
V-Reversal	Hashogeki	(During Guard) Fwd +
Special Moves
Hadoken		+
Shoryuken		Fwd, Dn, Fwd +
Tatsumaki Senpukyaku		+
Airborne Tatsumaki Senpukyaku		(In Air) +
Critical Arts
Shinku Hadoken		+
Denjin Hadoken		(During V-Trigger)  +

Chun- Li

V- Skill	Rankyaku
V-Trigger	Renkiko
V-Reversal	Sohatsukei	(During Guard) Fwd +
Special Moves
Kikoken		Charged Bk, Fwd +
Hyakuretsukyaku		+
Airborne Hyakuretsukyaku		(In Air)  +
Spinning Bird Kick		Charged Dn, Up +
Critical Arts
Hoyokusen		+

Nash

V- Skill	Bullet Clear
V-Trigger	Steel Air	Dn +
V-Reversal	Sonic Move – Avoid	(During Guard) Fwd +
Special Moves
Sonic Boom		+
Sonic Scythe		+
Moonsault Slash		+
Tragedy Assault		Fwd, Dn, Fwd +
Critical Arts
Judgement Saber		+

M.Bison

V- Skill	Psycho Reflect
V-Trigger	Psycho Power
V-Reversal	Psycho Burst	(During Guard) Fwd +
Special Moves
Psycho Blast		Charged Bk, Fwd +
Double Knee Press		Charged Bk, Fwd +
Head Press		Charged Dn, Up +
Somersault Skull Driver		(After Head Press Hits)
Devil Reverse		(Before Head Press Hits)
Psycho Inferno		Charged Dn, Up +
Critical Arts
Ultimate Psycho Crusher		+

Created by the lovely folks at IGN, pop on over to read the full article here: Source

The post Street Fighter V: Battle Moves List Announced first appeared on Get2Gaming.

Hyped for Street Fighter V? We’ve got you covered.

Currently pegged as an exclusive to the PS4 and PC, we’ve just received the first glimpse of the legendary fighting game’s new and improved battle system.

The legendary fighting franchise plan to introduce cross-platform play in the latest release, uniting Street Fighter fans into a single, centralised player base for the first time ever! This is in addition to an ambitious online beta project, which is yet to be fully announced.

Excited? You bet.

More reveals to come, so stay tuned. We’ll keep you updated as the news comes in.

The post WATCH: Street Fighter V – New Battle System Trailer first appeared on Get2Gaming.