Their expertise was only in arcade games. But long story short, the team working there was mostly made up of developers who had never worked on console games before. Now, the development history of Devil May Cry 2 is very complicated. Devil May Cry 2 was given the green light for development before development of the first game was completed. Instead, he was brought in to fix Hideki Kamiya’s Devil May Cry sequel. An RPG based on his love for Dungeons & Dragons and the ideas for that game would be picked up by other Capcom staff and spawn the incredibly successful Monster Hunter franchise. You see, initially, Itsuno was about to work on his dream game.

SNK.īut fate would have Itsuno find himself trying to fix a mess that would ultimately cement his legacy.

After that, Itsuno became one of Capcom’s go-to directors/planners for fighting games and was responsible for some all-time classics like the fighting game JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure and Capcom vs. And it’s impressive that after just a year in business, Itsuno has gotten to work on one of Capcom’s crown jewels. In Japanese game development, a planner wears many hats, from deciding on design decisions to managing a team. Mro really got his start as a planner on the Street Fighter prequel, Street Fighter Alpha. The revelation that Itsuno got his start in fighting games also explains why the man is focused on smooth gameplay. He joined Capcom in 1994 because he was into fighting games and it was just an easy ride, although he was more of a fan of Capcom’s fighting game rival SNK. Not only has he been a cornerstone of Capcom for over 30 years, his name is on some of the biggest action titles in all of gaming. Hideaki Itsuno is a certified legend and industry hero. ESTNN would like to congratulate and pay tribute to one of the best video game directors in the world. And we still have no idea what this could be.On August 25, 2022, Capcom mainstay and absolute legend Hideaki Itsuno turns 52. So no announcement at EVO, but maybe a trailer at Comic-Con. Maybe, I’ll be able to speak new thing at Comic-Con !! RT I’m confuse, It’s really a fight game? or a adventure game?

I was able to prepare Trailer of Comic-con. : ) RT And a new Darkstalkers?Īnd finally, Ono throws out more cryptic hints about his upcoming reveal, starting with a mention of a possible trailer: Will anyone make it? : D RT How about a Capcom vs SNK 3? Here are the ones you’re no doubt looking for: RT You are gonna reveal Super Street Fighter IV ERO! But let’s get one thing out of the way first: Ono is not working on an erotic version of Street Fighter IV.Į, ERO !!? That’s too much. Below are a few of the more recent ones that are sure to get fans talking. Ono has also been busy firing off more of those tantalizing tweets of his again. Experience why everyone can’t get enough of Street Fighter! Featuring Seth Killian, Street Fighter special advisor. Thanks to the Comic-Con website, we know now a little more about Street Fighter IV producer, Yoshinori Ono’s panel at the convention on July 24th.Ģ:00-1:00 Street Fighter Mania!: SSFIV and Beyond!- Producer Super Street Fighter IV producer Yoshinori Ono shares his thoughts on SSFIVand presents his exciting vision for the future of the franchise.

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