I don’t mean to do this. Really, I don’t. But, I’m going to dedicated today’s post to two more trailers. Two awesome trailers for two 2011 games I’m looking forward to.
Marvel vs Capcom 3: Fate of Two Worlds Character Trailer
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Capcom and Namco Bandai announced three fighting games yesterday, but before I express my concern over this, let’s take a look at what each of them are.
Street Fighter X Tekken
Developed by Capcom
Release Date: TBA
Platform: PS3, 360
This 2-D fighter will feature both Tekken and Street Fighter characters and will be powered by the Street Fighter IV engine. They’ve already put together some in-engine footage of this and it was shown at ComicCon 2010. It will feature the tag system from “Tekken Tag”
Capcom have committed at least two titles for the Nintendo 3DS. The handheld won’t be released for some time (many speculate December for Japan and early 2011 for the rest of the world), but that did not deter them from releasing some awesome trailers.
This Resident Evil: Revelations trailer looks like it’s running in-engine which is very impressive to say the least. Yes, it’s just character models on screen, but it resembles the Resident Evil 5 models so much that it’s hard not to be impressed.
Update: Now with gameplay trailer!
Ghost Trick: Phantom Detective is the latest piece of work coming from the creator of the Ace Attorney series which I adore very much. I don’t know much about it aside from the fact that I’ll be playing as a ghost named Sissel who’s trying to foil evil doers through the use of manipulation or “tricks”. Yes, there will be puzzle elements.
The screenshots don’t show much gameplay, but it does show off the neat art style.
Ghost Trick is coming Winter 2010 exclusively for the Nintendo DS.
Well this is a surprise.
Street Fighter IV‘s costume packs will be compatible with Super Street Fighter IV.
When Super Street Fighter IV was announced, I was both excited and disappointed. New characters and content was worth praising. But wasting $12 on additional content that I can’t use in the latest version? That was not cool.
Thanks to Capcom for making it work. I realize they’re just unlock keys, but it’s nice to know that I can continue to use what I paid for.
Now what’s the “little surprise” for folks who hold onto their Street Fighter IV discs?
I don’t identify myself as a Mega Man fan, I identify myself as a Mega Man X fan. Mega Man Zero is a mystery to me since I essentially gave up on any Mega Man related game after the Mega Man X series petered out and died. That and I also didn’t own a a Game Boy Advance SP.
So I missed out on the Mega Man Zero games and I’ve been told that they were pretty good. And instead of searching for old GBA cartridges, I should check out these games via Capcom’s upcoming Mega Man Zero Collection for the Nintendo DS. This collection will have all four games in one cart.
Sounds good to me.
The collection will debut sometime in June 2010. In the meantime, check out these awesome Game Boy Advance visuals.
Today must be January’s Capcom Day as we were bombarded by a bunch of info, media and release dates from the Japanese publisher. I’ve distilled it all into bite sized chunks for your consumption.
Release Dates
- Monster Hunter Tri (Wii) – April 2010
- Super Street Fighter IV (PS3, 360) – April 27, 2010
- Lost Planet 2 (PS3, 360) – May 18, 2010
- Final Fight: Double Impact (PSN, XBLA) – Spring 2010
Lost Planet 2 Trailer Feat. Marcus Fenix & Dominic Santiago