Best Capcom game on every Nintendo console

Summary

• Capcom created star games on Nintendo consoles, which made exclusivity elections a matter of preference.

• Capcom's game like Mega Man 3, Gargyle's Quest 2 and Street Fighter 2 defined Eras and genres on Nintendo.

• Classic Capcom titles such as Resident Evil 2 on N64 and Monster Hunter Rise on Switch shows the long-lasting impact on Nintendo.

Capcom was a great supporter of Nintendo when they launched their NEs in 1985. Capcom made and published many exclusive, from Disney-Tie-ins to Mega manThe Bionic CommandoAnd then. Some Nintendo consoles had better Capcom support than others. It was a rocky time when PS1 came, for example, because many Capcom games became exclusive to that console.

Exclusivity aside has definitely made some star games on Nintendo consoles. In some cases it is a real knuckle bite, and everyone will have their favorites. But if players had to play a Capcom game on each console, it would be difficult to argue against these choices.

Games developed and/or published by Capcom will be considered.

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Mega Man 3 (NES)

Rush's debut

With six games in Mega man Mainline -Franchise on NES alone, it can be difficult to choose a favorite, but Mega Man 3 Feels like the right conversation. The Boss design was more complicated, together with the levels, which were still challenging but slightly less brutal than before.

It was also the first game that adds Mega Mans' reliable robot Canine Rush to the franchise, which also helped in a new game, such as a source, water truck, air jet and more.

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GarGoyle's Quest 2 (Game Boy)

A hidden

Gargyle's Quest 2 Released at NES in North America, but this Game Boy version is still trapped in Japan, translated thanks to dedicated fans. That is a spinoff of Ghosts' n goblins With a villain from the franchise, Firebrand, and it was a mix between RPG and classic 2D platform players.

Players were able to explore a world map and cities from a top-down perspective and then fight enemies with magical fireplaces and other skills in 2D platform segments.

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Street Fighter 2 (SNES)

The Fighting Game scene is born on consoles

Street Fighter 2 Was a big hit in arcades, which helped to popularize the genre for many to follow, and there was a huge thing on consoles also over all its iterations. SNES owners had at least one version in their homes because it was so popular, even for those without anyone to fight against.

It was the birth of a truly new genre, and everyone was there to experience the RYU power, the dominant presence of M. Bison and the high-spanning kicks of Chun-Li.

9

Resident Evil 2 (N64)

Biohazard begins

Resident evil started on PS1, and Resident Evil 2 was Nintendo's first cruel taste of the franchise, which was a decent port of one of the most important tasks.

This saw the debut by Leon S. Kennedy and Claire Redfield as playable characters, along with Raccoon City and its many buildings, which was a change from the original location: Spencer Mansion. The zombies were more intense, there were branch roads, more weapons, harder puzzles and so much more, all contained in a cartridge.

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The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Ages/Seasons (Game Boy Color)

Capcom gets the governments of Nintendo's Golden Boy

Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Ages and Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons was Capcom's first attempt not to do one without two Zelda Games, each with their own unique campaigns. Ages oracle used time for many of their puzzles, while Oracle of Seasons Used seasons.

It was a planned third game, but it was scrapped; The two versions can change data to create unique experiences, which gave players a reason to buy both.

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The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap (Game Boy Advance)

Shrinks below

The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap Was another Capcom post, and this one was a little more ambitious for link because it worked as a prequel to the master's value and the reason why the link carries a green hat.

On his trips to save Hyrule, Link found a talking green hat, Ezlo, who was a cursed person who gave the ability to shrink. Players could experience the world map as never before in two different versions, which also adds creativity to the dungeons.

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Resident Evil 4 (Gamecube)

A big win for Gamecube

Resident Evil 2 may have been a reflection for N64, but Resident Evil 4 Built from the ground up as a Gamecube exclusive, saw Leon S. Kennedy's return after many years. There was a new threat that plagued a vague European nation, the environment was more interactive and Leon was able to adapt his weapons and his overall burden.

The game was later transferred to PS2, and other non-Nintendo consoles, and even got a new recording, but it denies no revolution that this game was for Gamecube and the series as a whole.

5

Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney (DS)

The easy novel to play

Thanks to Steam, Light Novels or Visual Romance are very common, but they used to be. One of the first major hits from Japan was Phoenix Wright: Ace Law on DS, which was actually a compilation and remake of the first game, which was a GBA exclusive in Japan.

As a titular lawyer, Phoenix Wright, players had to look for clues outside the court to help build Wright's fall, which sounds boring, but thanks to the music and beyond crazy characters, it quickly became a reason to own a DS.

4

Okami (wii)

If the link was a wolf

Okami was released on PS2 a month before the link debuted as a wolf in The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess. Between the two wolf -centered adventure games found many Okami to be superior Zelda Experience thanks to the deep knowledge of Japanese folklore and watercolor style.

This Wii port added movement checks, which helped players to paint constellations better to get new powers and solve puzzles, plus they could use it during the battle like drawing bombs.

3

Resident Evil: Revelations (3DS)

Jill is back

Resident Evil: Revelations Is still probably the best portable post in the series, thanks to its decision to call back to a more horror -centric playing style. It saw the return of Jill Valentine, who began to investigate a ship full of mutants, which later became a major global problem.

Jill was not alone because she had a partner, plus Chris was also playable in different chapters, who also had a partner. It is not the best use of 3D on the system, but it was still cool to tap and off in some scenes.