Capcom has always been one of the most loved Japanese software houses, thanks above all to the great quality of its flagship games. But in the past she was also famous among the public for the high difficulty of some of her best productions.
Certain titles from the Osaka company are considered among the most difficult video games ever produced, linked above all to a distant past of 8 and 16-bit arcades and consoles. And so, after recalling 5 subpar Capcom games, below is the turn of the 5 hardest Capcom games ever: did you manage to finish them?
Devil May Cry 3: Dante’s Awakening
The original version of Devil May Cry 3 has gone down in history not only for its beauty but also for its high level of challenge which has made it one of the most challenging Stylish Actions around. This is due to the fact that, in the releases in Europe and the United States, every difficulty level has been increased by one compared to the Japanese version: “Easy” in the West therefore corresponded to the “Normal” of the Japanese edition, with the latter in turn therefore corresponding to “Difficult”. 
And even the Western Hard mode was even more challenging than its Japanese counterpart. With Devil May Cry 3 Special Edition the situation has been rebalanced, but playing the first edition certainly wasn’t a walk in the park for many fans.
Ghosts ‘n Goblins
A true legend among cabin cruisers, Ghosts ‘n Goblins has also gone down in history as one of the most difficult games ever produced by Capcom, one of those that get serious right from the very first game screen by throwing the poor knight at Arthur zombies, sprites and horror creatures of all kinds. 
And defeating the final boss doesn’t mean you’ve reached the epilogue: you have to face the entire adventure a second time. Ghosts ‘n Goblins truly tests players’ skills and patience, and its sequels were no different.
Mega Man 2
The masterpiece seen for the first time on NES It’s also a very tough game. Mega Man 2 conquered fans not only with its stellar gameplay and unforgettable music, but also with a truly high difficulty that made it one of the Mega Man hardest ever created, if not the most challenging overall. 
The other exponents of the franchise have certainly not held back in terms of difficulty, but Mega Man 2 has certainly become memorable also and above all for its challenge which is not within everyone’s reach.
Resident Evil Code Veronica
In all probability Resident Evil Code Veronica it is the most difficult Resident Evil ever, as well as one of the most challenging Capcom games in general, for several reasons: in addition to numerous enemies, more aggressive than in the past and the usual limited resources to manage, the boss fights took place in much more critics (remember the Tyrant in the early stages of the game that can throw us off the plane in one fell swoop?). 
The scenarios were also much more complex and elaborate than in the original trilogy and the risk of leaving weapons, resources and key objects behind was real. Not to mention the obligatory character changes that occurred at certain moments of the story, which forced careful management of the equipment so as not to leave one or other protagonist stranded. In short, Code Veronica was anything but a walk in the park, especially on the first run.
Viewtiful Joe
The original version GameCube Of Viewtiful Joe it is famous for its rather brutal difficulty right from the early stages of the adventure. 
The enemies were aggressive, the healing was limited and the boss fights were merciless, especially in the advanced stages of the still compelling Action/Platform in Beat ’em Up style. The subsequent PS2 version added an Easy difficulty that was absent in the console edition Nintendoprecisely to meet the needs of those who found the challenge offered by the game too difficult.
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