In recent years we have seen how Capcom has revived classics from its Arcade catalog of the 90s. Now, during an interview so that the media Famitsu sostuvo con Shuhei Matsumoto “Producer of.” Street Fighter 6 y Capcom Fighting Collection 2– The future intensions that Capcom has for its classic fighting titles that do not have a way of being played on modern platforms have been known.
The Capcom initiative is aligned with a growing trend in the video game industry, where the preservation and revitalization of classical titles are gaining increasingly importance. Capcom is no stranger to this trend, having previously launched successful collections such as Capcom Fighting Collectionas well as Marvel vs. Capcom Fighting Collectionwhich gathered some of their most emblematic fighting titles.
During the interview with Famitsu, there was talk that Capcom still had important fighting games of its catalog that are not available on current platforms. Shuhei Matsumoto's response was revealing and pleasantly surprised the players of the fight genre. Since, Matsumoto categorically said that “Capcom still has many fighting games that cannot be played in modern hardware.” This implicit statement recognizes the existence of a vast list of games that, for various technical or market reasons, have remained in the limbo of the history of the industry. Additionally, Matsumoto said the company is “in the search” of what titles that fans would like them to have a relaunch. While Matsumoto also added a caution note, indicating that the releases could be made “as far as possible,” the intention to explore these reissues is clear.
However, Capcom's opening to consider these reissues is significant. For many fans, the possibility of playing series titles such as Darkstalkers —o Vampire Savior—, Rival Schools, Tech Romancer Or even less known, but equally beloved jewels is a ray of hope to keep the games that forged what is now the genre of fighting games.
Fuente: Famitsu
