“You said we were gonna play mini golf!” – Frank West, Dead Rising 4. [Continue reading ]
June 20, 2017
At Capcom Vancouver we’re proud of the games that we make and even more proud about the people we get to make them with. Today we’re taking a look at one of those people behind the games as we sit down with one of the studio’s software engineers Daniel Lavin. What does an Software Engineer do? This is a very simple question with a very complicated and broad answer! It can typically range from building features and tools we use to build the game world to going around fixing bugs and optimizing the code base. The programming [Continue reading ]
June 14, 2017
At Capcom Vancouver we’re proud of the games that we make and even more proud about the people we get to make them with. Today we’re taking a look at one of those people behind the games as we sit down with Dead Rising 4‘s Art Director Geoff Coates. [Continue reading ]
April 13, 2017
At Capcom Vancouver we’re proud of the games that we make and even more proud about the people we get to make them with. Today we’re taking a look at one of those people behind the games as we sit down with Dead Rising 4’s Lead Writer Jeffrey Campbell. [Continue reading ]
March 7, 2017
At Capcom Vancouver we’re proud of the games that we make and even more proud about the people we get to make them with. Today we’re taking a look at one of those people behind the games as we sit down with User Interface (UI) Artist Melody Copeman. [Continue reading ]
January 11, 2017
Dead Rising 4 has not even been out a week yet and still players have killed over 1 billion zombies in both the single player campaign and our new 4 player co-op mode. With more players slaying more zombies every day we expect this to be a bloody holiday season. Meanwhile the press have given Frank West’s return to Willamette high marks. A sampling of Frank West’s best press is after the jump.
December 12, 2016
Here at Capcom Vancouver we have a lot of creative and talented people. Normally we spend our days using their abilities to make some of the best video games in the industry, but once a year our creative energy turns to Halloween. Our annual costume contest is epic, with staff spending countless hours of their non-work lives crafting unique costumes for a chance to win bragging rights for the year. This year saw record participation as new arrivals to the studio gave the old professionals a run for their money. From Stranger Things and the US Presidential Election to Star [Continue reading ]
November 3, 2016