Thank You, Capcom, For Making January Better. Year After Year.

Capcom’s downloadable content policy? Not super-great. Capcom’s policy of remembering January exists and actually releasing games in a month that most big game companies ignore? Pretty awesome.

Let us look at how they’ve warmed us with games January after January.

Mega Man X – January 1994 (SNES)

Source: The DreamSlayer93’s longplay of the game.

Resident Evil 2 — January 21, 1998 (PS1) / January 14, 2003 (GC)

Source: JimmyPMV’s longplay of the game.

Mega Man Legends — January 10, 2001 (N64)

WildWolfG’s longplay of the game.

Onimusha: Warlords — January 25, 2001 (PS2) / January 28, 2002 (Xbox)

Source: AginoEvolution’s longplay of the game.

Devil May Cry 2 — January 25, 2003 (PS2)

Source: MichaelXboxEvolved’s longplay of the game.

Maximo vs. Army of Zin — January 20, 2004 (PS2)

Source: Official screenshot.

Resident Evil 4 — January 11, 2005 (GC)

Source: NeoGAF

Devil May Cry 3: Dante’s Awakening SE — January 24, 2006 (PS2)

Source: Kyomaster87’s longplay of the game.

Mega Man Maverick Hunter X — January 31, 2006 (PSP)

Source: RodriguezJr’s longplay of the game.

Lost Planet — January 12, 2007 (Xbox 360)

Source: Official screenshot.

Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Justice for All — January 16, 2007 (DS)

Source: Official Nintendo screenshot.

Harvey Birdman: Attorney at Law — January 8, 2008 (PS2/PSP/Wii )

Source: Saxcat20’s longplay of the game.

Dark Void — January 19, 2010 (PC, PS3, Xbox 360)

Source: Official trailer

Tatsunoko vs. Capcom: Ultimate All-Stars — January 26, 2010 (Wii)

Source: Classic Game Room

Ghost Trick: Phantom Detective — January 11, 2011 (DS)

Kaisap112’s longplay of the game.

DmC — January 15, 2013 (Xbox 360/PS3) / January 25, 2013 (PC)

Source: Official screenshot.