LOADING...
Ifyou were to name a company that was synonymous with the arcades in the Eighties and Nineties, Capcom would be one that instantly springs to mind. The company always felt like it was always pushing ahead of the curve, whether it was lighting up the shoot-’em-up genre with the likes of 1942, innovating the scrolling fighter with titles such as Dungeons & Dragons:
Shadow Over Mystara or reinvigorating the one-on-one fighter with Street Fighter II – Capcom’s games seemed to be everywhere, and boy, were they good.