Capcom to announce a big title for PS4 at E3, possibly Resident Evil

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From here - http://sankei.jp.msn.com/west/west_economy/news/140419/wec14041912000004-n1.htm

NeoGAF have translated - http://m.neogaf.com/showpost.php?p=108798033&postcount=409

It mentions why XB1 isn't spoken about in the translation.

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RE5 looked decent in the trailers but when I played it I got zero enjoyment from it. The gameplay was rather clunky and it didn't have any of the atmosphere of the earlier games.

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From here - http://sankei.jp.msn.com/west/west_economy/news/140419/wec14041912000004-n1.htm

NeoGAF have translated - http://m.neogaf.com/showpost.php?p=108798033&postcount=409

It mentions why XB1 isn't spoken about in the translation.

At least the article does not seem to be hinting at an exclusive title.

The article does mention the X1, to point out that Capcom already put out a successful game on it, but that since the X1 is not in Japan yet, they don't have a next gen game for that market. I would think that Resident Evil would be a prime multiplatform title, same goes for Street Fighter.

Monster Hunter though, now that could be something I would see go exclusive. Its a huge franchise in Japan and it would be a big deal for the ps4 to get that.

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I think we're a few years away from that yet, sadly. At least SF5 anyway. Would love it to be true though.

 

It might be Ultra Street Fighter 4, I remember reading some articles about it awhile back where the developers posted an image with a toy Blanka character, a new Ultra SF4 arcade and the PS4 controller with Ultra Street Fighter 4 information on one of their twitter accounts.

 

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Sony also shared this parody type video which seems to hint at a Street Fighter release coming:

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It might be Ultra Street Fighter 4, I remember reading some articles about it awhile back where the developers posted an image with a toy Blanka character, a new Ultra SF4 arcade and the PS4 controller with Ultra Street Fighter 4 information on one of their twitter accounts.

 

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Sony also shared this parody type video which seems to hint at a Street Fighter release coming:

 

That I could sort of see happening as it wouldn't require Yoshi to be involved much (he is on sick leave over exhaustion). Doesn't really explain why it would skip the X1 though. MS & Capcom have teamed up for Evo to use Xbox as primary platform again and SF4 has been on 360 since day 1.

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Crash Bandicoot

 

I think you're going to be disappointed :P

 

Just give me the arcade beat'em up Final Fight.

 

 

Final Fight! Megaman!

 

Classic Final Fight or a reboot?

 

The arcade game is already on XBLA/PSN...

 

And it won't be Mega-Man, not unless they finally got a boot to the backside after seeing Mighty #9

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I think you're going to be disappointed :P

 

 

 

 

Classic Final Fight or a reboot?

 

The arcade game is already on XBLA/PSN...

 

And it won't be Mega-Man, not unless they finally got a boot to the backside after seeing Mighty #9

I don't care how it looks, as long as they don't try to overdue the controls. Sometimes simple is better.

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