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• Yoshinori Ono wants to talk to you about five new things in Street Fighter 5

  Listen to Yoshinori Ono tell you the five things you need to know about Street Fighter 5.

• Take a look at Street Fighter 5's Brazil stage

  Street Fighter 5 will, of course, visit Brazil.

• Street Fighter 5 will be "something that nobody is expecting"

  Street Fighter 5, a sequel as inevitable as tomorrow morning, apparently holds some surprise value.

• A game has to sell over 2 million copies to get a sequel according to Street Fighter producer

  Yoshinori Ono, the legendary Street Fighter producer, has given us some insight into how matters are handled within Capcom when it comes to game sales.

• Darkstalkers sequels are unlikely, Ono warns

  Darkstalkers Resurrection sales didn’t meet targets, so don’t bank on a new entry in Capcom’s “other” fighter series any time soon.

• Sounds like Street Fighter 5 will be co-developed with Dimps

  Street Fighter publisher Capcom seems to be winding up production on a new project heavily tipped to be the next entry in the legendary brawler series.

• Cool your jets - the father of Street Fighter has not left Capcom

  Cease your panicked screaming; Yoshinori Ono, the man driving the Street Fighter franchise, has not resigned his place at Capcom.

• Deep Down gets new PS4 gameplay footage with Yoshinori Ono commentary

  Deep Down has received a new gameplay video with commentary from Capcom’s Yoshinori Oni, showing off a dungeon littered with traps, combat with various weapons and new monsters, among other things.

• Deep Down delayed until after summer in Japan, Capcom confirms

  Deep Down developer Capcom has confirmed that its PS4-exclusive RPG has been delayed in Japan until after summer. It was originally slated to enter beta testing around the Japanese launch of Sony’s console on February 22.

• Deep Down: PS4 DLC & microtransaction model discussed by Ono

  Deep Down’s monetisation and Capcom’s approach to DLC moving forward has been discussed in an investor note penned by Yoshinori Ono.

• Deep Down video provides a short look at the PlayStation 4 exclusive

  Deep Down has a new video available posted by Sony Japan, and it provides the viewer with a short look at the PlayStation 4 exclusive. It’s below. The dungeon crawler has players exploring dangerous, self-generating places after artifacts containing memories are obtained. Currently, there isn’t a release date set for the game, but back in […]

• Deep Down: Capcom trademarks PS4 exclusive in North America

  Deep Down developer Capcom has trademarked its PS4-exclusive RPG in North America, according to a filing published last month.

• Capcom is working on a new fighting game, according to Yoshinori Ono

  A certain Mr Yoshinori Ono, executive producer on the Street Fighter series, has dropped a few hints on Twitter about a new fighting game being in the works at Capcom. He tweeted this morning: “I want… no, Capcom wants Game Designer and programer for New Fighting Game. Its location at Tokyo or Osaka Studio.”

• Deep Down's self-generating dungeons, gameplay, online and more explained by Ono in Famitsu interview

  Deep Down will be explained in more detail during TGS next week, but in the meantime, Capcom’s Yoshinori Ono dropped a few nuggets regarding the online title in a Famitsu interview.

• Deep Down: Ono stresses that it's a PS4 exclusive

  Deep Down was shown off by Capcom at Sony’s press event in Japan yesterday, and last week Yoshinori Ono has confirmed that the title is exclusive to PS4.

• Street Fighter: Ono doesn't want to "stop Street Fighter’s main numbered series at four"

  Street Fighter maestro Yoshinori Ono said he would like to see more games created in the Street Fighter series, and even develop new ones for next-gen, but as with all gaming, it costs money.

• Ultimate Marvel vs Capcom 3 balance update under consideration, says Ono

  Ultimate Marvel vs Capcom 3 may be getting a balance update, according to Street Fighter producer Yoshinori Ono.

• Ultra Street Fighter 4: no plans for PS4, Xbox One or Wii U, says Ono

  Ultra Street Fighter 4 is purely heading to PC, PS3 and Xbox 360, producer Yoshinori Ono has stressed. The DLC will add five new characters to Super Street Fighter 4: Arcade Edition and come as a standalone release.

• Street Fighter 5 development debunked by Ono, has neither the budget or staff

  Street Fighter 5 for next-gen rumours have taken an EX Spinning Bird Kick to the nuts as Ultra Street Fighter 4 producer Yoshinori Ono has said his team neither has the time nor budget to make it happen right now.