Strider is a week away from returning to PC and consoles. But I know what you're thinking. You're thinking, "Who is this Hiryu person and why should I care about his ability to make enemies literally ...

Strider's Hiryu has been undeniably awesome since he first dashed into arcades in 1989. But while previous iterations of the titular ninja have been good, not until the series' recent reboot has he ...

This may show my age, but I played the hell out of the original Nintendo version of Strider back in 1989. I have fond memories crescent slashing my way through compounds and pyramids to slide through ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. The original 1989 Capcom arcade game Strider didn't take long to complete. If you had the skills, you could leap and slice your way through it in ...

At this evening’s World of Capcom panel at San Diego Comic-Con, Capcom announced a reboot of Strider, its fan-favorite series dating back to the 1989 arcade game. In this remake, coming to PS3 and PS4 ...

With the Strider reboot releasing next week, Capcom has decided to release a video retrospective. It's posted below. Enjoy, as the video follows Strider Hiryu from his 1989 arcade debut, through his ...

Strider Hiryu has always seemed like the Boba Fett of the Capcom universe - iconic looks, massively popular with fans, yet has never really had a chance to fully deliver on his enormous potential.

Capcom has a Strider reboot and it’s in development for current generation and next generation consoles. Here’s a glance at the PS3 and PS4 versions. PlayStation 3 (3,990 yen in stores or on PSN) ...

Capcom has announced a new entry in the Strider series at San Diego Comic-Con, bringing Strider Hiryu into the next generation. Developer Double Helix (Killer Instinct, Front Mission Evolved) is ...

Capcom’s Strider series loves surprises. That’s a big part of what made the original 1989 arcade game such a cult favorite: the unrelenting assaults of cyborg centipedes, robot apes, gravity-reversing ...

The fans asked for it and Capcom listened: Strider, the action hack-‘n-slash, acrobatic arcade classic is back. Developers Double Helix Games and Capcom Osaka studio have brought the 1989 retro ...