Capcom’s Yoshinori Ono Says Darkstalkers Aren’t Dead

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Darkstalkers is something people ask Capcom’s Yoshinori Ono about a lot. All day, everyday. On Twitter, in interviews. At events like Comic-Con. Naturally, Ono came prepared for this, as you can see from the picture we took above.

 

While a new Darkstalkers game has not been approved, Ono revealed at the Street Fighter X Tekken panel, Darkstalkers is not dead. He then asked fans to hold up $10 or $20 in support of the game and took a photo of the audience, saying he would send it to Capcom’s president.


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