List of Capcom games: E–L

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This is a list of video games by Capcom organized alphabetically by name. The list may also include ports that were developed and published by others companies under license from Capcom.

TitleSystemRelease dateDeveloper(s)JPNAEUAUSRef(s)
E.X. Troopers Nintendo 3DS November 22, 2012CapcomYes [1]
PlayStation 3 HexaDrive Yes [1]
Eco Fighters Arcade December 3, 1993CapcomYesYesYesYes [2]
El Dorado Gate Volume 1 Dreamcast October 10, 2000CapcomYes [3]
El Dorado Gate Volume 2 Dreamcast December 12, 2000CapcomYes [3]
El Dorado Gate Volume 3 Dreamcast February 2, 2001CapcomYes [3]
El Dorado Gate Volume 4 Dreamcast April 12, 2001CapcomYes [3]
El Dorado Gate Volume 5 Dreamcast June 6, 2001CapcomYes [3]
El Dorado Gate Volume 6 Dreamcast August 8, 2001CapcomYes [3]
El Dorado Gate Volume 7 Dreamcast October 10, 2001CapcomYes [3]
Ether Vapor Remaster Microsoft Windows September 27, 2012EdelweissYesYesYesYes [4]
Everblue PlayStation 2 August 9, 2001 Arika YesYes [5]
Everblue 2 PlayStation 2 August 8, 2002 Arika YesYesYes [6]
Exed Exes Arcade February 1985CapcomYesYesYesYes [7]
Exoprimal Microsoft Windows July 14, 2023CapcomYesYesYesYes [8]
PlayStation 4 YesYesYesYes [8]
PlayStation 5 YesYesYesYes [8]
Xbox One YesYesYesYes [8]
Xbox Series X/S YesYesYesYes [8]
Eye of the Beholder Super Nintendo Entertainment System 1994 Westwood Associates YesYesYesYes [9]
F-1 Dream Arcade April 1988CapcomYes [10]
Fairy Bloom Freesia Microsoft Windows October 17, 2012CapcomYesYesYesYes [11]
Famicom Mini: Ghosts 'n Goblins Game Boy Advance 2004CapcomYes [12]
Fate/tiger colosseum PlayStation Portable September 13, 2007 Cavia/Type-Moon Yes [13]
Fate/unlimited codes Arcade June 11, 2008 Type-Moon/Cavia/Eighting Yes [14]
PlayStation 2 December 18, 2008Yes [15]
PlayStation Portable June 18, 2009YesYesYes [16]
Fever Chance Arcade October 1983CapcomYes [17]
Fighting Street Virtual Console October 6, 2009 Alfa System YesYesYesYes [18]
Final Fight Amiga December 1989YesYesYesYes [19]
Amstrad CPC YesYesYesYes [19]
Arcade CapcomYesYesYesYes [20]
Atari ST YesYesYesYes [19]
Commodore 64 YesYesYesYes [19]
CPS Changer CapcomYesYesYesYes [19]
Game Boy Advance May 25, 2001CapcomYesYesYesYes [19]
Super Nintendo Entertainment System December 21, 1990CapcomYesYesYesYes [19]
Sega Mega-CD April 2, 1993A-WaveYesYesYesYes [19]
X68000 December 1989CapcomYesYesYesYes [19]
ZX Spectrum YesYesYesYes [19]
Final Fight 2 Super Nintendo Entertainment System May 22, 1993CapcomYesYesYesYes [21]
Virtual Console October 9, 2009YesYesYesYes [22]
Final Fight 3 Super Nintendo Entertainment System December 21, 1995CapcomYesYesYes [23]
Virtual Console December 8, 2009YesYesYesYes [24]
Final Fight Guy Super Nintendo Entertainment System 1992CapcomYes [19]
Final Fight One Game Boy Advance 2001CapcomYesYesYesYes [19]
Final Fight Revenge Arcade July 1999CapcomYesYesYesYes [25]
Sega Saturn March 30, 2000Yes [25]
Final Fight: Double Impact PlayStation Network April 15, 2010CapcomYesYesYesYes [26]
Xbox Live Marketplace YesYesYesYes [26]
Final Fight: Streetwise PlayStation 2 February 28, 2006CapcomYesYes [27]
Xbox Secret Level YesYes [27]
Finder Love PlayStation Portable June 29, 2006CapcomYes [28]
Flipper Football Pinball October 1996CapcomYesYesYesYes [29]
Flock! PlayStation Network April 9, 2009 Proper Games YesYesYesYes [30]
Xbox Live Marketplace April 8, 2009YesYesYesYes [30]
Microsoft Windows April 7, 2009YesYesYesYes [30]
Forgotten Worlds Amiga July 1988 Arc Developments YesYesYesYes [31]
Atari ST Arc DevelopmentsYesYesYesYes [31]
Arcade CapcomYesYesYesYes [31]
DOS Arc DevelopmentsYesYesYesYes [31]
Master System SIMS Co., Ltd. YesYesYesYes [31]
Sega Mega Drive/Genesis Sega YesYesYesYes [31]
TurboGrafx-CD NEC YesYesYesYes [31]
Virtual Console YesYesYesYes [31]
ZX Spectrum Arc DevelopmentsYesYesYesYes [31]
Fox Hunt PlayStation 19963Vision Gamers/Evolutionary Publishing, Inc.YesYesYesYes [32]
Microsoft Windows YesYesYesYes [32]
Fushigi Deka PlayStation 2000CapcomYes [33]
G.I. Joe: The Atlantis Factor Nintendo Entertainment System March 1992 KID Yes [34]
Gaia Master Kessen!: Seikiou Densetsu Dreamcast 2001CapcomYes [35]
Gaia Master: Kami no Board Game PlayStation April 20, 2000CapcomYes [36]
Gaist Crusher Nintendo 3DS December 5, 2013 Treasure Yes [37]
Gakkou no Kowai Uwasa: Hanako-san ga Kita!! PlayStation 1995CapcomYes [38]
Sega Saturn Yes [38]
Gargoyle's Quest Game Boy May 2, 1990CapcomYesYesYes [39]
Virtual Console June 29, 2011YesYesYesYes [39]
Gargoyle's Quest II Nintendo Entertainment System July 17, 1992CapcomYesYesYes [40]
Game Boy 1993Yes [40]
Genma Onimusha Xbox January 28, 2002CapcomYesYesYes [41]
Ghosts 'n Goblins Amiga Elite Systems YesYesYesYes [12]
Atari ST Elite SystemsYesYesYesYes [12]
Arcade September 1985CapcomYesYesYesYes [12]
Commodore 64 Elite SystemsYesYesYesYes [12]
DOS Pacific Dataworks InternationalYesYesYesYes [12]
Nintendo Entertainment System June 13, 1986 Micronics YesYesYesYes [12]
Virtual Console MicronicsYesYesYesYes [12]
ZX Spectrum Elite SystemsYesYesYesYes [12]
Ghosts 'n Goblins: Gold Knights iOS November 11, 2009CapcomYesYesYesYes [42]
Ghosts 'n Goblins: Gold Knights II iOS August 12, 2010CapcomYesYesYesYes [43]
Ghouls 'n Ghosts Amiga Software Creations YesYes [44]
Atari ST Software CreationsYesYesYesYes [44]
Arcade December 1988CapcomYesYesYesYes [44]
Commodore 64 Software CreationsYesYesYesYes [44]
Master System March 1990 Sega YesYesYesYes [44]
Sega Mega Drive/Genesis September 1989SegaYesYesYes [44]
Virtual Console YesYesYesYes [44]
X68000 CapcomYesYesYesYes [44]
ZX Spectrum Software CreationsYesYesYesYes [44]
Ghost Trick: Phantom Detective Nintendo DS June 19, 2010CapcomYesYesYesYes [45]
iOS December 16, 2010YesYesYesYes [46]
Microsoft Windows June 30, 2023
Nintendo Switch
PlayStation 4
Xbox One
Giga Wing Arcade March 1999 Takumi Corporation YesYes [47]
Dreamcast November 11, 1999YesYesYes [47]
Giga Wing 2 Arcade January 2000 Takumi Corporation YesYes [48]
Dreamcast YesYes [48]
GioGio's Bizarre Adventure PlayStation 2 July 25, 2002CapcomYes [49]
Glass Rose PlayStation 2 November 6, 2003 Cing/CapcomYesYes [50]
God Hand PlayStation 2 September 14, 2006 Clover Studio YesYesYesYes [51]
PlayStation Network October 4, 2011Yes [51]
God of War PlayStation 2 November 17, 2005 Santa Monica Studio Yes [52]
God of War II PlayStation 2 October 25, 2007Santa Monica StudioYes [52]
God of War Collection PlayStation 3 March 18, 2010Santa Monica StudioYes [53]
Gold Medal Challenge Nintendo Entertainment System June 5, 1992CapcomYesYesYes [54]
Goof Troop Super Nintendo Entertainment System July 11, 1993CapcomYesYesYes [55]
Gotcha Force GameCube November 27, 2003CapcomYesYesYesYes [56]
Gregory Horror Show PlayStation 2 August 7, 2003CapcomYesYes [57]
Group S Challenge Xbox August 28, 2003CapcomYesYesYes [58]
Gun.Smoke Arcade November 1985CapcomYesYesYesYes [59]
Commodore 64 YesYesYes [59]
Nintendo Entertainment System January 27, 1988CapcomYesYesYes [59]
Family Computer Disk System CapcomYesYesYes [59]
ZX Spectrum Topo Soft YesYesYes [59]
Gyakuten Kenji 2 Nintendo DS February 3, 2011CapcomYes [60]
Harvey Birdman: Attorney at Law Wii January 8, 2008 High Voltage Software Yes [61]
Hat Trick Commodore 64 1984 Sente Technologies YesYesYesYes [62]
Haunting Ground PlayStation 2 April 21, 2005CapcomYesYesYesYes [63]
Heavy Metal: Geomatrix Arcade 2001CapcomYesYesYes [64]
Dreamcast July 12, 2001YesYesYes [64]
Higemaru Makaijima - Nanatsu no Shima Daibōken Nintendo Entertainment System April 14, 1987CapcomYes [65]
MSX2 1987Yes [65]
Hyper Street Fighter II: The Anniversary Edition PlayStation 2 December 2003CapcomYesYesYesYes [66]
Xbox YesYesYesYes [66]
Arcade YesYesYesYes [66]
Ide no Yosuke no Jissen Mahjong Nintendo Entertainment System September 24, 1987CapcomYes [67]
Ide no Yosuke no Jissen Mahjong II Nintendo Entertainment System February 22, 1991CapcomYes [68]
Ide Yousuke Meijin no Shinmi Jissen Mahjong Sega Saturn 1996CapcomYes [69]
PlayStation Yes [69]
JoJo's Venture Arcade December 1998CapcomYesYes [70]
PlayStation October 14, 1999YesYesYes [70]
Dreamcast November 25, 1999YesYesYes [70]
JoJo's Bizarre Adventure HD PlayStation Network August 21, 2012CapcomYesYesYesYes [71]
Xbox Live Marketplace August 22, 2012YesYesYesYes [71]
JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Heritage for the Future Arcade 1999CapcomYes [72]
Kabu Trader Shun Nintendo DS June 7, 2007CapcomYes [73]
KenKen: Train Your Brain iOS Jun 10, 2009CapcomYesYesYesYes [74]
killer7 GameCube June 9, 2005 Grasshopper Manufacture YesYesYesYes [75]
PlayStation 2 YesYesYesYes [75]
Kingpin Pinball 1996CapcomYesYesYesYes [76]
Knights of the Round Arcade November 27, 1991CapcomYesYes [77]
CPS Changer 1995Yes [77]
Super Nintendo Entertainment System April 1994YesYes [77]
Kunitsu-Gami: Path of the Goddess Microsoft Windows CapcomComingComingComingComing [78]
PlayStation 5 ComingComingComingComing [78]
Xbox Series X/S ComingComingComingComing [78]
Kyojin no Hoshi PlayStation 2 June 20, 2002CapcomYes [79]
Last Duel: Inter Planet War 2012 Amiga YesYesYesYes [80]
Atari ST YesYesYesYes [80]
Arcade July 1988CapcomYesYesYesYes [80]
Commodore 64 YesYesYesYes [80]
ZX Spectrum YesYesYesYes [80]
Last Ranker PlayStation Portable July 15, 2010 imageepoch/CapcomYes [81]
Layton-kyoju VS Gyakuten Saiban Nintendo 3DS November 29, 2012 Level 5 YesYesYesYes [82]
LED Storm Amiga 1989YesYesYesYes [83]
Atari ST YesYesYesYes [83]
Arcade CapcomYesYesYesYes [83]
Commodore 64 YesYesYesYes [83]
ZX Spectrum YesYesYesYes [83]
Legend of Kay PlayStation 2 March 4, 2005Neon Studios/Kaiko YesYesYes [84]
Legendary Wings Arcade November 1986CapcomYesYesYesYes [85]
Nintendo Entertainment System July 1988Yes [85]
Lil' Pirates iOS November 4, 2010Capcom/IUGOYesYesYes [86]
Little League Arcade July 1983CapcomYes [17]
Little Nemo: The Dream Master Nintendo Entertainment System September 1990CapcomYesYesYes [87]
Lost Planet: Extreme Condition PlayStation 3 February 21, 2008CapcomYesYesYesYes [88]
Microsoft Windows June 26, 2007YesYesYes [88]
Xbox 360 December 21, 2006YesYesYesYes [88]
Lost Planet: Colonies Xbox 360 January 12, 2007CapcomYesYesYesYes [89]
Lost Planet 2 PlayStation 3 May 11, 2010CapcomYesYesYes [90]
Microsoft Windows October 12, 2010YesYesYes [90]
Xbox 360 May 11, 2010YesYesYes [90]
Lost Planet 3 PlayStation 3 August 27, 2013 Spark Unlimited YesYesYesYes [91]
Microsoft Windows YesYesYesYes [91]
Xbox 360 YesYesYesYes [91]

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