Capcom will be in attendance at San Diego Comic-Con 2011 with a full line-up of activities and special surprises. Capcom will once again be located at booth #4844, which is sure to be a can’t miss hub of activity for fans. There will be  playable demos of the upcoming 2011/2012 line-up of games, daily tournaments, signing sessions, and special deals at the Capcom store.

This years Comic Con San Diego is packed with dozens of hot shows, some returning and other making their debut appearance. They're coming with cast, crew, sneak peaks, and an Q&A session for fans to get their burning questions answered. Take a break from the demos at gaming booths, and stop by one of the telvision panels! With the final list online, here are just some of the shows (in no particular order) we can't wait to see at Comic Con.

With big movies like Breaking Dawn, The Amazing Spider-Man and Conan scheduled to bring Hollywood stars to the annual convention, fanboys and girls won’t have to seek refuge in another city next year for Comic-Con 2012. The Con is staying in San Diego through 2015. “Firefly’s” Nathan Fillion, who’s promoting “Castle” at Comic-Con 2011, talks about TRON and video games in this exclusive interview from last year’s convention.

It looks like there will be more Green Lantern video games heading to consoles and portables. Warner Bros. Pictures has greenlit a sequel to Ryan Reynold’s big screen adaptation of the DC Comics superhero. Despite making just $102 million domestically at the box office – and another $35 million internationally, Warner Bros. will give the lesser-known superhero another run on the big screen.

The third Transformers film showed no ill effects from the horribly reviewed second movie in the franchise. Transformers: Dark of the Moon has broken all sorts of records in its first six days. The 3D movie became the number one single-day opening of 2011 right out of the gate with over $37 million. It also broke an IMAX 3D record for its haul $22 million. Then it earned $97.4 million on 9,300 screens at 4,013 locations domestically through Sunday, topping Spider-Man 2’s record haul.

Back in the day, long before the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and Wii, teens spent their hard-earned money at on arcade games at pizza parlors, miniature golf courses and malls. It’s now been 40 years since the arcade game was introduced to popular culture. “Firefly” star Nathan Fillion talks about his favorite arcade games in this exclusive video interview.

The U.S. Supreme Court today upheld a Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals ruling declaring the 2005 California law banning the sale and rental of certain computer and video games to minors unconstitutional on First Amendment grounds.  The ruling concluded that the California law did not survive the heightened scrutiny applicable to statutes regulating constitutionally protected speech.  The Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA) weighed in on the groundbreaking decision.