IIt turns out that German Wii listing for Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney was true, after all. Capcom has confirmed that not only will Ace Attorney hit the download service but so will Justice For All and Trials and Tribulations. Reign in your objections and hit the jump for evidence.

Remember the funny fighting Tofu of Resident Evil 2? Don't look now, but it seems like somebody at Capcom loves him some tofu, and so they've decided to give the chewy soybean treat the dark side treatment of his own. Tofu will be returning in Resident Evil: The Darkside Chronicles not as a playable character, but as an evil bloodthirsty beast..errr..yeah.

We've seen a lot of vids out of Gametrailers, but this, hands down, has to take top honors. Capcom has definitely outdone themselves with this one, showing Resident Evil: The Darkside Chronicles like you've never seen before.

Despite its immense popularity, especially in Japan, Monster Hunter 3 has one nasty little deal breaker that could jeopardize its success. If you wanted online play in Japan, you'd have to cough up and pay for monthly subscription fees to pay for servers. Luckily, Capcom now sees that that might not be such a good idea, and is now looking for alternatives to get rid of those fees.

Frank West may not know any fancy-shmancy Hadoukens or have bionic body parts, but apparently being caught in the middle of a zombie apocalypse has left him with a few moves up his sleeve. Watch the Dead Rising protagonist hit people with baseball bats and summon zombies in the video after the jump.

We know that when he's got good things to say, he'll say it. He was very vocal about his respect for Bungie. But when what he sees is not up to par, we now know he can be quite harsh about it. Keiji Inafune, father of Mega Man and Capcom's head of R&D, was less than impressed with what he saw at TGS 09, and this led him to believe that the Japanese gaming industry is finished.

Don't look now, but it just might be possible for us to see Wii games ported to the PS3 - if Japanese developers are to have their way, and thanks to Sony's motion controller. Capcom producer Jun Takeuchi (of Resident Evil 5 fame) divulged this information in an interview with 1Up, leading up to the TGS.

When a guy of Keiji Inafune's caliber agrees to have an interview with you and says he's interested in a collaboration, you will need more than a pinch and a slap across the face to get you back down to Earth. The guy is, after all, a legend. That's what happened to the guys at Bungie, who managed to sit down with Capcom's legendary R&D man.

Capcom Japan recently launched a Tatsunoko vs. Capcom Ultimate All-Stars website. The usual stuff is in there like info, movies, and characters, although the latter wasn't complete. Thanks to an intrepid fan, however, the final roster for the game has been blown wide open.

Capcom's surprise is finally out of the box. Well, rather, they're out of the box. Yeap, there's more than one, and it comes in the form of two challenges. If you win, you will be seeing your name included in the credit list of Monster Hunter 3. So what do you have to do to get their thanks? Details after the jump.