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Capcom Planning More Street Fighter Movies
In an interview at Captivate 2010, Capcom’s vice president of strategic planning and business development Christian Svensson revealed that – despite the franchise’s big screen failures – the company is not throwing in the towel when it comes to Street Fighter films.
I think you’ll see some clever live-action stuff that will excite our fans at some point in the future, based on Street Fighter. Let’s just say that the book is not yet done on Street Fighter film and video projects,” said Svensson, “…hopefully we get one right sometime in the future. There are more projects in the works."
For more on Svensson’s views on the future of the Street Fighter franchise, head over to Gamerlive.tv and read the full interview.
The first two Street Fighter movies were pretty much garbage, but at least the first one had a cool soundtrack (minus the MC Hammer/Deion Sanders song). Maybe Capcom can get the Pharcyde back together for the next one? There's some wicked goofy game footage in this video from the soundtrack to the original Street Fighter: The Movie soundtrack. Also, this song is a jam.
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