One of the big games of 2010 is now available for Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and PC. To celebrate the launch of Capcom’s action horror game, Dead Rising 2, fans from around the United Kingdom were invited to attend a special early opening at HMV on London’s Oxford Street to secure their copies one day early. The dedicated fans dressed in their best zombie outfits and took to the streets of London, making it look like something out of the horror flick 28 Days Later. Capcom talks about the new game in this exclusive video interview.

SAN DIEGO, California – (REUTERS) For every big Hollywood blockbuster like Marvel Entertainment’s “Thor” and Universal Pictures’ “Scott Pilgrim vs the World” debuting at the annual Comic Con Convention in San Diego this week, there’s a video game counterpart. And in many cases, comic book games are launching without any Hollywood tie-ins.

HONOLULU, Hawaii – When it comes to the Hollywood convergence game, Capcom’s partnership with Impact Pictures on the Resident Evil movies has resulted in the second biggest franchise for Sony Pictures behind Spider-Man. With a fourth movie, Resident Evil: Afterlife, coming to theaters September 10 in 3D, and big budget movie adaptions of Lost Planet, Dark Void, and Onimusha in the works, what went wrong (twice) with the Street Fighter movies? Capcom’s vice president of strategic planning and business development, Christian Svensson, talks about Capcom’s Hollywood game and confirms that the game maker has not abandoned the Street Fighter movie franchise in this exclusive interview from Captivate 2010.

HONOLULU, Hawaii – At Captivate 2010, the creators of Capcom’s bestselling Lost Planet franchise were on hand to offer a guided tour through the new game’s multiplayer offerings. Producer Jun Takeuchi and Director Kenji Oguro showed off the latest online multiplayer maps and discussed what lies in store for gamers who explore the new environments of EDN III.

HONOLULU, Hawaii – At its Captivate international press event held at the Sheraton Waikiki, Capcom debuted the first trailer for the April 2011 release, Marvel vs. Capcom 3, and offered the first details on the new “living comic book” art style that the development team has embraced for this latest brawler.