Udon, continuing their focus on Capcom properties, are publishing a two-volume Street Fighter manga series, titled Street Fighter Gaiden. The short series focuses around the classic cast of World Warriors from Street Fighter II.   Here’s a quick summary from Udon:   “Written and drawn by Mami Itou (Darkstalkers/Red Earth, ROBOT, Pilgrim Jäger), Street Fighter [...]

Capcom detail another of Super Street Fighter IV’s 3DS-specific features.

Super IV on the Nintendo 3DS sports a couple of interesting new features.

Capcom’s General Manager of mobile development outlines the publisher’s future plans in the mobile space, and how the key is to synergize with home consoles, rather than differentiate from them.

That’s Hakan. He uses lubricant in battle. What more do you want to know?

In a Gamasutra interview, Christian Svensson, VP of Strategic Planning & Business Development at Capcom, discussed Super Street Fighter IV’s pricing.

Famitsu confirmed a batch of Street Fighter III challengers are coming to Super Street Fighter IV.

In a lengthy fan Q&A session Tsukamoto fields all kinds of Super Street Fighter IV questions like what the development team wanted to add.

Fair warning: The SNES version is missing characters like Shin Akuma and the EX versions of various fighters.

Famitsu spoiled Capcom’s new fighter announcement and introduced three new fighters.

Chun-Li is moonlighting and shilling some browser based game called Kingory — without Capcom’s permission, of course.

Super Street Fighter IV comes with a dose of nostalgia. The car smashing and barrel breaking bonuses stages from Street Fighter II are confirmed to be in the game.

Capcom, going back to their Street Fighter II business plan, announced Super Street Fighter 4 for spring 2010.

Hudson is releasing their port of Street Fighter – the original one on Virtual Console this month.