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?

A faithful (though boss-less!) recreation of Mega Man's Cut Man stage!

Next up is Street Fighter-inspired nightmare, featuring Sackboy vs a gigantic Ken Masters gone mad!  Lots of creative stuff here. 

I've also randomly run across Resident Evil-inspired levels, and even one for Bionic Commando, but these are the ones I could find handy videos for =)

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!

Scare Dr. Wily off your porch with this amazing Mega Man jackolantern! 

While doing this is approximately as hard as it looks (re: very), you can find full instructions on how to make one yourself over at Instructables.

Also be sure to check out Paul's amazing Street Fighter IV pumpkin here!

You might have noticed we have a slight fascination with fan-art around here. 

Master of all internets Hamza certainly knows, and so sent me this tip about fan-artist  Masao.  While there's a lot of great art (including the pieces that win our weekly fan art contest!), Masao has a really playful, slightly demented, almost greasy style, as opposed to going for realism or maximum cute.

In addition to a clear fixation with Mario and Luigi, he has some surreal takes on Mega Man, GnG's Arthur, the Street Fighter crew, and even a few Darkstalkers.

Check out Destructoid's convenient gallery, or go straight to the (substantially less convenient) source at Masao's own page.