ScrewAttack put together another of their always-great Top 10 lists, this time focusing on games that need to be brought back. 

After giving Capcom the props for revisiting games like Bionic Commando and of course Street Fighter, he mentions a few things I'd personally like to see (like Starfox!), as well as a bunch of choices from the Capcom stable, including Power Stone, Strider, and... I won't give away their #1 choice. 

But really?  People want that?  We had no idea!  Anyway, tell us, what games do YOU think Capcom should revisit?

Kotaku has a great gallery of games-inspired pumpkins today.  Of course Capcom is all over it, with Phoenix Wright, Mega Man, and more. 

This Zack & Wiki Wiki pumpkin won my heart, but you can check out the whole gallery here!

In the upcoming Ace Attorney game Gyakuten Kenji, you play as sassy prosecutor Miles Edgeworth. Accordingly, Capcom has recreated Edgeworth's study in the supremely popular Capcom TGS booth, complete with his ostentatious jacket of power! 

In the study, you can of course check out the new game on DS, but it wouldn't be a Japanese trade show without exclusive swag, so you can get plenty of that too.

The owner of the Japanese virtual world Daletto is so enamored with the Capcom TGS installation that he personally made a virtual recreation of the whole booth!  If you happen to be a Daletto member (or speak Japanese + want to join), check it out here.

Thanks everybody over at Court Records!

GameDaily takes a quick stroll down memory lane and reviews their Top 25 Capcom Characters.  It's a solid list (okay, it starts on some pretty shaky ground) and thinking back about a few of my old favorites made me smile on an otherwise grim Monday.  After all, who can frown while thinking about Sasquatch?

Who do YOU think is missing from this list?

I'm behind the curve on this whole Olympics thing, maybe cause I find it... inadequately digital? The superjumps are pretty tame, practically no fireballs, and the achievements are unimaginative, to say the least.

Anyway Lily pointed me at a few pictures that helped put the whole thing into my language:

She also added one of her own creations: