Capcom asks what fighting game the FANS want next!!

[C']

I'd like a completely brand new franchise to come in, be utterly superb and successful, not to mention stir up some really big trouble among the older heads in the genre.

Erm, Guilty Gear games?

Ah, but I didn't say Capcom weren't creating anything new, did I?

I merely proopsed that it be interesting if they created a franchise which hasn't already been invented in the future.

That's my get out clause...

OK but if you look at your old statement why would Capcom want to 'stir up some really big trouble among the older heads in the genre' (i.e. themselves)

[Valiant]

I'd just like something totally new with no connections to any previous games or series.

[Concept]

I'd just like something totally new with no connections to any previous games or series.

Exactly.

C' - Maybe when I said "stir things up", I meant the likes of Virtua Fighter...

It'd be interesting to see Capcom produce a tactical, deep 3D fighter to truly rival that series.

[Molloy]

I'd just like something totally new with no connections to any previous games or series.

Exactly.

C' - Maybe when I said "stir things up", I meant the likes of Virtua Fighter...

It'd be interesting to see Capcom produce a tactical, deep 3D fighter to truly rival that series.

Hah.. there's no way someone's going to make a better 3d fighter than VF4: Evo. It's just too ****ing perfect.

They'd be better off to stick to 2d. Maybe they could do a new Final Fight (I know someone already mentioned this) and try and work some real sophistication into the gameplay ala Viewtiful Joe.

[Concept]

Hah.. there's no way someone's going to make a better 3d fighter than VF4: Evo. It's just too ****ing perfect.

There's no such thing as perfection. Evo can be bettered. Either by AM2 themselves, or eventually someone else.

That's how evolution works - You keep trying until you hit jackpot.

And personally, I'd like to see a damn hard Capcom try.

A game which is stripped of previous building blocks, and bases itself to progress on something new.