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>– Huh!? You mean you’re not going to make 2D fighting games this way anymore?

>Funamizu: That’s right. Even within our own company, we’re made fun of for clinging to our old ways. I know for a fact that there are lots of people out there who still enjoy 2D fighting games, but it’s really tough to keep making games while they’re being trashed. So, we’re thinking of a new way to do 2D fighting games. For starters, we figure this will be the last one with sprite-based graphics. After this it’ll probably be 3D graphics, or maybe something else.

Who at Capcom was trashing 2D fighters? I bet it was Con Man



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