September 16, 2026
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A customizable digital haul lets PC players skip the usual bundle filler and select their own path through Resident Evil and Monster Hunter history.
The short version
Fanatical has launched a customizable Capcom Mega Bundle, letting PC players pick and choose major titles in tiered price brackets starting at $12.99 for two games. It is a highly flexible way to grab heavy-hitters like Resident Evil 4 without buying filler.
By Chuy, Senior Staff Writer
Updated Sep 17, 2026 · Reviewed by the Nexzy newsroom

Fanatical has launched a customizable Capcom Mega Bundle, allowing PC players to build their own collection across multiple tiers starting at $12.99, the retailer announced. It is a welcome twist on the digital clearance rack, letting buyers skip the obscure filler titles that usually pad out publisher sales.
According to Fanatical, the promotion runs on a sliding scale. Selecting two games costs $12.99, three games go for $18.99, four games cost $24.99, and a maximum haul of eight games sits at $49.59.
The pool of eligible games includes several of Capcom's major heavy-hitters. Buyers can mix and match titles such as Resident Evil Village Gold Edition, the remake of Resident Evil 4, and Monster Hunter Stories 2: Wings of Ruin.
The details
Most digital bundles function like a mystery box where you pay for two games you actually wanted and five others that will quietly gather digital dust. By letting players set their own scale, this promo turns a standard publisher discount into a customized backlog upgrade.
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Zombies, a dictatorship and a zoo with DNA splicing, free until Sunday and cheap after that.
Oct 23, 2026

A handful of Capcom's flagship survival-horror entries just hit a price point that makes filling physical shelf space look incredibly cheap again.
Jul 29, 2026