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Capcom Confirms First Quarter Line-Up

January 05, 2009 in News comments 9

Electronic Theatre delivers confirmation of Capcom's first-quarter line-up for 2009, including finalised release dates for Street Fighter IV and Dead Rising Chop Till You Drop.

Today Capcom has confirmed that seven of its upcoming titles will be released within the first half of 2009.
kevcothirtythree via electronictheatre.co.uk »
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  • 1
    Existence Jan 5, 09
    RE5 is the only one which interests me.
  • 2
    Storm Jan 5, 09
    quote z fighter
    SFIV is the only one which interests me.
    Fixed.
    • 0
      Final Blade Jan 5, 09
      While I do have SF4 on my list higher then RE5, I like both. But yea definitely SF4 looks very promising.
    • 0
      Existence Jan 6, 09
      Heh, I'm not at all inetersted in SF4. I played the first two games, then got enough of it.
      • 0
        Storm Jan 6, 09
        Considering it's one of the most renowned fighters to date, that is rather surprising. Have you played the first two Resident Evil games? xD
  • 0
    Roy Jan 5, 09
    Now, what is about the Dead Rising: Chop Til You Drop? Is that a sequel to Dead Rising?
    • 0
      Koloth Jan 5, 09
      No, it is the Wii remake of the original.
  • 0
    Aussie Legend Jan 5, 09
    Its not a remake, its a horrible port

    Its about as far from the original as possible whilst still being called Dead Rising

    Seriously, a Journalist with a camera? Wtf -_-

    Not much interests me here apart from the obvious.

    EDIT: This coming from a Dead Rising fanboy.
    • 0
      Koloth Jan 5, 09
      Uh, aren't you a journalist with a camera in the 360 version? I mean I basically suck at the game anyway and have never made it to the end. But the beginning of the game your just looking for a major scoop when you get caught up in the violence.

      But the horrible port I agree with. They are sacrificing a lot just to get it to run on the Wii.

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