Capcom Games for PS2

"Crimson Tears"

• Capcom released "Crimson Tears" exclusively for the PlayStation 2 console in July of 2004. "Crimson Tears" is rated acceptable for gamers 13 and older. Designed as a role playing game, "Crimson Tears" challenges players to use three different characters to attack enemies in an effort to rescue citizens. As the game progresses, players earn new weapons. After completing allotted levels, players are challenged to fight boss villains. If a boss villain battle is unsuccessful, players can try to fight the same enemy again.

"Darkwatch"

• Capcom teamed up with High Moon Studios to release "Darkwatch" for PlayStation 2 and Xbox in August of 2005. Approved for mature audiences, "Darkwatch" is mainly a shooting game. Players compete as a train robber who is accidentally turned into a vampire by evil forces. To get revenge and end the reign of terror of a character named Lazarus, players must help a special team fight through different enemies to get to him.

"Monster Hunter"

• Capcom published "Monster Hunter" for the PlayStation 2 console in August of 2005. Due to violence, "Monster Hunter" is rated acceptable for gamers 13 and over. The game takes place in the past, and players must create a character to hunt down different kinds of monsters. As players kill various monsters, they gain additional weapons and hunting tools. Players must also help out themselves and their friends by gathering other types of food in the forests.

"Resident Evil Outbreak"

• Capcom released the zombie hunting game "Resident Evil Outbreak" exclusively for the PlayStation 2 console in March of 2004. "Outbreak" is approved only for mature gamers. Players must find ways to stop zombies from taking over the fictional Raccoon City by using the talents of eight different characters. Each character has special abilities and weapons to help with different levels in the game. Aside from battling zombies, players must also solve puzzles to learn secrets about the zombie outbreak.