Furthering our knowledge of Street Fighter 4's visuals, Capcom has issued new screenshots of the thruway combat game, which hits PC, PS3 and Xbox 360 next year.

Publisher Capcom is considering one or more of its in-development properties for release on the Nintendo Wii, corporate officer Christian Svensson revealed on the company's official forums.

Responding to complaints that few of Capcom's efforts on the PC, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 are also en route to the Wii, Svennson said that "one or two" titles in development at the company's North American-based studio Capcom Entertainment Incorporated are being considered for release on the Wii.

"We'd like to see how they do on their initial target systems before doubling down on additional SKUs," Svennson noted.

While the upcoming fighter sequel Street Fighter IV is internally developed at CEI, the remaining titles—Proper Games' Flock, Certain Affinity's Age of Booty and Airtight Studios' Dark Void—are part of the studio's publishing operations. Lost... Read more

Capcom's deluge of Street Fighter IV (PC, PS3, 360) screenshots continues unabated, with today's bounty including new shots of the final boss Seth, previously announced characters and anime style endings from the fighter revamp.

Though little about Seth has been revealed, the ending shots reflect Capcom's recent announcement that Street Fighter IV's home console versions will include fully animated endings, while the arcade version will sport still-frame conclusions.

Street Fighter IV arrives in arcades this summer, with online-ready PC, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 releases expected the following winter.

Nearly four minutes of in-game Street Fighter IV footage, complete with awesome voice-over work, should more than make up for yesterday's gameplay-less "art trailer." Street Fighter IV is slated to hit arcades this summer, and should arrive on PC, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 early next year with new content and functionality.

Street Fighter IV producer Yoshinori Ono revealed several new details of the upcoming fighter update at Capcom's Captivate 08 including the existence of an "arcade-perfect" stick to be released alongside the game and clarification of its character roster. A new trailer for the game was also released.

Ono told Kotaku that while the PC, PS3 and Xbox 360 conversions of Street Fighter IV will feature characters not seen in the arcade version, the previously reported home-exclusive appearances of Dan Hibiki and Fei Long have not yet been confirmed. In fact, the team hasn't yet decided who will be added to the roster.

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This new Street Fighter IV trailer from Capcom is meant to remind us of two things:

1. The series once utilized 2D pixels, which still look pretty to this day.
2. Faith No More used to be awesome, and still is to this day.

Street Fighter IV hits arcades this summer, with an online-enabled PC, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 release expected this winter.

A report in the latest issue of Japanese gaming magazine Famitsu Xbox has revealed that Street Fighter alums Dan Hibiki and Fei Long will appear in the home console editions of Capcom's upcoming fighter revamp Street Fighter IV.

According to IGN, the magazine includes artwork for the two characters and suggests that they will be exclusive to the PC, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 versions of the fighter. Fei Long and Dan first appeared in Super Street Fighter II and Street Fighter Alpha, respectively.

Street Fighter IV is hitting Japanese arcades this summer, and will likely hit the PC and consoles in the following months.

Following word of new Street Fighter IV characters, Capcom has released screens of fresh fighters Rufus and El Fuerte.

Rival of Ken, the enormous Rufus is seen taking on the yellow-haired Street Fighter standard in these shots, with the previously announced El Fuerte going up against Ryu.

Street Fighter IV hits PC, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 this winter.

Though Street Fighter IV was announced for home consoles last week, few details were revealed of the game other than a broad winter release window.

Capcom producer Yoshinori Ono remedied the lack of information in a recent issue of gaming magazine Famitsu, telling the Japanese publication that the console edition will include online multiplayer, as well as new characters not seen in the arcade version.

The magazine also detailed two new characters according to according to IGN: Rufus, a rival of Ken, and Seth, whose modified body allows him to input different fighting styles.

Street Fighter IV has been confirmed as a PC, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 release.

Update: Capcom has issued a confirmation asserting that Street Fighter IV will indeed appear on the PC, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 along with some new screenshots.

However, the company did not clarify or confirm the supposed winter release window that was previously reported by Jeuxvideo.

Original Story: Capcom is planning to release Street Fighter IV on PC, PlayStation 3, and Xbox 360 this winter, according to a report from Jeuxvideo.fr

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Capcom has released new screenshots from its upcoming fighter sequel Street Fighter IV, detailing the return of four boss characters--Balrog, Sagat, Vega and M. Bison--from Street Fighter II.

Street Fighter IV is hitting Japanese arcades this summer. No console releases have yet been announced, though it is likely that the game will be ported to both Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 at a later date.

Capcom has released some muy delicioso images of Mexican fighter/gourmet cook El Fuerte, one of the many brawlers set to appear in the company's upcoming sequel Street Fighter IV.

According to Capcom's official description:

This fiery fighter is a man who divides his professional life between Lucha Libre wrestling and gourmet cooking. His hot-blooded spirit is enough to give even the mighty Red Cyclone a run for his money! Unfortunately, the same can't be said for his lackluster cooking skills...

Street Fighter IV is hitting Japanese arcades this summer. Though no console releases have been announced, it is likely that the game will be ported to both Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 at a later date.

In what might be today's most recursive April Fools gag, Capcom has revealed character art for the infamous Sheng Long on its official blog, touting him as an unlockable character in Street Fighter IV.

The update emerged from a translation of the latest entry on the Japanese Street Fighter IV blog, where project manager Natsumi Shiozawa issued details on the character's appearance in the upcoming fighter.

The roots of the Sheng Long gag stretch back to 1992, when the character was introduced in EGM's April issue as a secret boss in Capcom's Street Fighter II. It ranks among the most infamous April Fools gag in the history of gaming, sparking a tradition that would bring woe to game journalists for years to come.

According to EGM, if the player could complete the game untouched while playing as Ryu, Sheng Long would replace M. Bison as the final boss in Street Fighter II. In his post today, Shiozawa referenced similar conditions to attain Sheng Long within Street Fighter IV.

The whole supposed existence of Sheng Long ties back to an old mistranslated victory quote, in which Ryu would proclaim "You must defeat Sheng Long to stand a chance" instead of "You must defeat my Dragon Punch to stand a chance" after winning a battle.

Finishing off its barrage of media from earlier this week, Capcom has revealed a new Street Fighter IV character and released a whopping 71 new screenshots.

According to Capcom, El Fuerte (pictured left) "is a man who divides his professional life between Lucha Libre wrestling and gourmet cooking."

Street Fighter IV will arrive in Japanese arcades this summer, and the company is currently seeking a distribution partner for a North American arcade release. No console editions have been announced, though PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 editions are expected.

For more on Street Fighter IV, check out our recent batch of impressions.

Both galleries show off a character new to the series. The above shots give us a look at Crimson Viper's flashy move-set, while the below images focus on the bulky Abel's fighting style.

Capcom has released a new teaser for its upcoming sequel Street Fighter IV.

While the video doesn't contain gameplay footage, it does have a pink-dominant color scheme and plenty of flowers, two aesthetic choices that hardcore video gamers will surely appreciate.

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Street Fighter IV is set to debut in Japanese arcades this summer. No console editions have been announced, though PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 versions are likely.

Following up on this morning's trailer, new screenshots are now also available for Street Fighter 4. The shots show all the announced characters. No platforms have been announced for Capcom's fighting game sequel, however it is widely assumed the game will be released on PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360.

A new Street Fighter 4 trailer is now up at FileShack. The three minute clip shows gameplay footage from the various characters found in the fighting game sequel.

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Stepping away from lectures and keynotes during Game Developers Conference today, I was able to put some time into an incomplete arcade build of Street Fighter IV. In short, it was very pretty and lots of fun.

It is truly a thing of beauty. While screenshots may capture the game's core appearance and some goofy facial expressions, mere snapshots cannot convey all the nuances contained within its presentation; the silky smooth animation, the billowing of fabric, the subtle environment destruction.

Oh, and the game is only halfway complete.
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In advance of the Street Fighter IV's playable debut at the AOU 2008 Amusement Expo, Capcom has unveiled screenshots and artwork of Abel, an entirely new character in the series.

An amnesiac with no memory of his past, Abel is "not the misanthrope he seems to be" according to Capcom's official description. His fighting style represents a mixture of various martial arts.

No platforms have been announced for Street Fighter IV. For more information, check out the recent rash of gameplay details and keep an eye out for hands-on impressions from your friendly ShackStaff next week.

Continuing the barrage of Street Fighter IV media, Capcom has issued concept artwork of the nine combatants revealed thus far along with new gameplay details.

A number of character descriptions were unveiled along with the art--we have provided these insightful and often humorous statements underneath each image.

As for the details of the new gameplay mechanics--Focus Attacks, Ultra Combos--and teases of other things to come, that information follows:... Read more