In case you’ve had trouble sleeping, my golden pipes are back to explain the intricacies behind the recent round of Crimson Viper screenshots. The slideshow + audio breaks down her complete repertoire of special attacks and a few of the cheap things you can do with them.
Ipod-friendly version of this video is here, and the special move breakdown for Abel is here.
Sssshh! Don’t tell Major Nelson, but everything we’re doing on Capcom Unity is essentially following the gamer blog trail that he has so thoughtfully blazed for our industry. I’ve respected Larry’s work since he began blogging for Xbox and I marvel every day that there aren’t more game companies following in his footsteps. That said, I got a real charge out of chatting with him for his podcast about Devil May Cry 4. We talked DMC background and history, install controversy, new gameplay mechanics, crazy Japanese kids in Tokyo and Osaka, how every car in Japan does not actually turn into a robot (unfortunately) and tease listeners a bit about Bionic Commando, Dark Void, Street Fighter IV and Resident Evil 5. If you’ve got a few minutes, take a listen; I apologize in advance for my voice, which is akin to the sound of ten thousands locusts trapped in Barbara Streisand’s nose.
Ben Judd’s Bionic Commando podcast is back. This week the team locks horns with subhuman infidel Ryan Payton:
Two podcasts collide as Capcom’s Top Secret goes up against Konami’s Kojima Productions Report! The assistant producer at Kojima Productions, Ryan Payton, tells us about Metal Gear Solid 4 and working with Hideo Kojima, while we choose the worst and hardest classic games to play through this year, and deliver the official response to the petition calling for Bionic Commando on Wii!
In this installment, Ben Judd speaks with the dashing Simon Viklund (pictured above, shamelessly attempting to curry the favor of Inafune-san by wearing a Mega Man shirt), director of the much-anticipated Bionic Commando Rearmed.
Simon Viklund, the Director of Bionic Commando Rearmed, joins the podcast today to tell us all about this fantastic return to side-scrolling action. Everything you want to know about Rearmed is right here. The multi-talented Simon also makes all of us feel worthless in comparison, as he discusses the music in Bionic Commando, where he is the Sound Director.
The new podcast is here! Be sure also to check out the BC team’s Bionic Commando developer blogs, which give you some great behind-the-scenes stuff from multiple perspectives including Capcom Japan and Capcom Europe, as well as Swedish developer Grin’s take on things.
Kotaku’s Brian Ashcraft joins Bionic Commando producer Ben Judd (above left) for the first “Top Secret” of 2008, with a heated discussion about the importance of games journalism, Kotaku and their opinion of Bionic Commando, and the state of gaming in Japan. Ring in the new year with this frank discussion of gaming today. Bionic Commando podcasts: #1 in the streets! Check it out along with the rest of the podcasts here.
Keiji Inafune, the creator of Mega Man, Onimusha, Dead Rising and many more, joins us on this special festive podcast to answer listener questions about his work at Capcom, the future of Mega Man, and the best game he’s played this year.
Fun fact: This Podcast was actually recorded on the day of Mega Man 20th anniversary, which makes having Inafune-san, the father of Mega Man, on the Podcast all the more cool!
Bionic Commando producer Ben Judd is back at it, bringing you inside with the people that make it all happen inside the magical Wonka Factory that is Capcom R+D. This time he’s talking to Hironobu Takeshita (caricatured above by GRIN artist Joakim Hellstedt):
Takeshita-san drops by to discuss the performance of the acclaimed Wii game, as well as the Breath of Fire series, We Love Golf, why he wants to kill all monkeys - and sings us a very strange Bionic Commando song…
Check out the new podcast (along with all of the earlier episodes) here. Also don’t forget to ask the magic box your questions to take a shot at the special holiday prize.
A one-of-a-kind Mega Man drawing from Keiji Inafune himself? Do want. Although it appears to have been colored in by Ben Judd, read on for how you can get your filthy little paws on the art (check out all the podcasts and submit your questions HERE):
Bionic Commando producer Ben Judd and the crew at Top Secret: The Bionic Commando Podcast have come up with the perfect gift for all Capcom fans – a special guest appearance by Keiji Inafune, the head of R&D at Capcom, and creator of Mega Man, Onimusha, Dead Rising and too many other classic games to count!
Inafune-san will be talking about green-lighting the Bionic Commando project, discussing his own background at Capcom, and responding to listener questions.
And as an extra-special gift, Inafune-san has created this exclusive, hand-drawn, one-of-a-kind piece of festive Mega Man art – and Top Secret are just giving it away! All one lucky listener has to do is ask Inafune-san a question. That’s it! Top Secret will put the questions to him, and Inafune-san will decide who will be decorating their hearth with the Blue Bomber this Christmas.
Simply head over to www.bioniccommando.com/en/podcasts and drop a question in the Questions and Comments box. Please make sure to write your name and e-mail address in the comments box along with your question, otherwise we won’t be able to send you your prize!
Top Secret has also had a range of fantastic guests so far in the series, from Motohide Eshiro, Capcom Japan’s Creative Advisor on Bionic Commando and the director of Shadow of Rome, to the producer of Zack and Wiki and Breath of Fire 3, Hironobu Takeshita. You can download earlier episodes and subscribe to the bi-weekly podcast via iTunes at www.bioniccommando.com/en/podcasts
Bionic Commando producer and man-about-town Ben Judd is back on the mic.
This week’s guest is Director Ulf Andersson, joining the team live from the home of Swedish developers GRIN, discussing story changes, character design and if we’ll see colors in the final game! Ben Judd and the team also respond to your questions.
Capcom Japan’s Creative Advisor Motohide Eshiro (pictured above!) joins Producer Ben Judd to discuss his role on Bionic Commando, how Capcom Japan are involved, and his thoughts on Swedish girls. The team also responds directly to your questions on Bionic Commando.
Rumor has it that Ben Judd has lined up some truly all-star guests for the recurring podcasts, so make sure to check back for updates.
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