Ghosts 'N Goblins Resurrection Coming to PC, PlayStation, and Xbox This Summer

Capcom's recent revival Ghosts 'N Goblins Resurrection is coming to PC, PlayStation, and Xbox this summer. Additionally, Capcom Arcade Stadium is expanding its list of included games and content.


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Ghost 'N Goblins Resurrection PC, PlayStation, and Xbox ports are coming early summer 2021, and that's not all — the Capcom Arcade Stadium collection is getting more games and content, too.

If you've never played Ghosts 'N Goblins, you've missed out on a pretty great arcade game from the 90s. Fortunately, Capcom has decided to make a shiny new version for the Nintendo Switch — and now it's coming to PC and the other two consoles as well according to a press release from the publisher.

Ghosts 'N Goblins Resurrection takes the same gameplay of the original and enhances it for the modern era (along with some better graphics, natch). Players can now select between difficulty modes and a second player can join in local two-player co-op.

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New "display frames" — the extra bits of art on the sides — are coming to Capcom Arcade Stadium along with a few new games, too.

Also Arriving: Capcom Arcade Stadium Getting More Games and Extra Content

Aside from the Ghost 'N Goblins Resurrection news, Capcom has also announced a batch of new content for the upcoming Capcom Arcade Stadium.

Capcom Arcade Stadium is currently comprised of 3 "packs," each of which includes games from 1988–2001. These games are enhanced in small, subtle ways to work on modern systems and it's currently only available on the Nintendo Switch; that will be changing when the collections come to PC, PlayStation, and Xbox on May 25, 2021.

The new content announced thus far is pretty simple; new "display frames" will be made available for some games. (Display frames are the extra bits of art that take up the sides of the screen for older games that are in the 4:3 aspect ratio.) A package of these frames will be available for purchase (for 0.99) or as a pre-purchase bonus; specific frames will only work with certain games. There are going to be some other microtransactions here, too; for example, a new invincibility mode will be available for purchase on May 25 at the price of $0.99 or your regional equivalent.

Presumably, much like the Nintendo Switch, the Capcom Arcade Stadium launcher will be available for free and you'll have to buy most of the games you'd want to play in bundles. Whether like on Switch 1943 will be free we don't know at this time. There are currently three bundles featuring 10 games apiece; Capcom says that more game bundles are on the way in the future, although it has declined to name any specific games just yet.

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When is the Ghost 'N Goblins Resurrection PC Release Date?

The Ghost 'N Goblins Resurrection PC release date is June 1, 2021; it will launch for PC and consoles on the same date. Those of you who decide to pre-purchase the game for the new platforms will get access to the game 24 hours early on PlayStation and Xbox; Steam players, meanwhile, will get the "Special wallpaper & Mini soundtrack set."

For now, you can pre-purchase Ghosts 'N Goblins Resurrection on Steam for $29.99 or your regional equivalent; the PlayStation and Xbox versions can be pre-purchased via the game's official website when those particular store pages go live.

Have you had a chance to play Ghosts 'N Goblins Resurrection? How do you think it holds up compared to the original? Let us know in the comments below!

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