Capcom goes casual

Japanese publisher/developer Capcom has revealed it wants to sign up sports games developed by independent studios in the West as part its bid to target the casual games space.

In its 2008 investors report, published today, the Japanese publisher/developer’s COO said the firm is still keen to grow its slate of games made by teams in North America and Europe.

For the full story, visit MCV sister site CasualGaming.biz.

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