Capcom

According to ESRB, this game contains: Blood and Gore, Intense Violence, Language

I've played through every installment in Capcom's samurai-flavored tales of swords and sorcery, and I have to admit that I was leery of taking a fourth trip to the well after the developers had sworn the series would end as a trilogy. Oddly enough, my fears were misplaced since Dawn of Dreams turned out to be the best of the lot, at least in terms of craftsmanship.

It isn't the solid gameplay, or the excellent creature design, or even the shiny graphics that make Lost Planet so special. No, the key element to Lost Planet's success is its absolutely perfect balance.

Game Description: In Lost Planet, human snow pirates navigate VS (Vital Suits) through hostile ice-covered environments, fighting against the indigenous Akrid creatures for the precious thermal energy they need to survive. For one such pilot named Wayne, death almost seemed imminent until he was fortunately rescued. However, he can only remember a few fragments of his past including the slaying of his father by the monstrous beings. Yet under the veil of ice, a devious plan has been set into motion for the termination of all Akrid and snow pirates alike. What really happened to Wayne? Who is plotting the destructive scheme? Encounter valuable allies and dangerous enemies on Wayne’s search for the truth.

According to ESRB, this game contains: Animated Blood, Mild Language, Violence

I'd recommend this disc for the historical interest and research purposes alone, so it doesn't hurt that the majority of these titles still have teeth. Without a doubt, Capcom is still one of the most influential and talented houses in the business and has been for decades. Anyone who needs proof need look no further.

According to ESRB, this game contains: Animated Blood and Violence

Game Description: Capcom Classics Collection Remixed provides quality entertainment that delves deep into Capcom's history. You'll have an incredible time, playing this latest cache of classics in several aspect ratios. Enjoy the timeless arcade hits of yesteryear with the wireless capabilities the portable system has to offer. Easily join multiplayer games, via the PSP system's wireless ad hoc mode, any time—without the fuss of complicated lobby rooms. Virally transfer high score data to and from others systems, while engaging in multiplayer battles. Twenty games are included here, including: Quiz and Dragons, Street Fighter, Strider, Three Wonders, Varth and more!

Game Description: Phoenix Wright: Justice For All is the new game in the popular court room battle series from Japan. Phoenix Wright is a defense attorney who proves his clients' innocence against the toughest of odds -- and the most ruthless of adversaries. Exercise your legal prowess as you collect evidence, examine witnesses, analyse testimonies and seek the truth to ensure that justice prevails. The game is characterised by its memorable characters, engaging storylines and unique gameplay format, all presented in a comical anime style.