Speaking at San Diego Comic-Con, Capcom producer Yoshinoro Ono said that the team was taking player feedback to heart – and would be making Chun-Li and other characters look better.

Street Fighter V is a great game - but it launched in a barebones state, without much for lonley gamers to do. Capcom's realised that may have been a mistake.

Capcom seems to still be interested in bringing back Onimusha's trademark style and action for a new generation. If they ever get past the talking stage, that is.

Fighting game veterans will be able to pick up on the tweaks in Street Fighter V immediately, but newcomers might not see them at first. Thing is, Street Fighter V wants to open the gates for more newcomers to experience being on the receiving end of a HowdoyadoKen.

Capcom doesn't have the resources to port Street Figher IV to next-generation systems, let alone make a new fighting game in the revered series.

According to overworked Street Fighter big cheese Yoshinoro Ono, he’d love to have another proper Street Fighter game out. But that requires a ton of cash.

Time to celebrate Street Fighter and it's 25th birthday, with a shock announcement from producer Yoshinoro Ono.