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#Street fighter resurrection series

I find Joey's love for the source material to be impeccable and unquestionable. The most comforting fact about these productions is the knowledge and fan cred of the director himself. Yet Assassin's Fist was able to use what was good about Generations and cut what was bad to make great on a mediocre story. I personally had many reservations about Assassin's Fist because I wasn't a fan of the Generations anime. If you remember Assassin's Fist was a very loose adaptation of the Street Fighter Generations anime. I too have concerns about this production because it will be working from an untold story that is yet to be consumed by the fanbase.

#Street fighter resurrection license

I'm sure the team will use its creative license to cut the corn/chesse in the appropriate areas. Looking at what production images and information that's been provided, I think this production is headed in the right direction.(given said source material) The imagery itself is of the highest order of fidelity to the source material. When you have characters that come back from the dead you have to make the best of that source material. Have you seen the film? I hope that the film will still come across as somewhat grounded in reality. Hopefully Joey Ansah and company can bring some respectability back to Capcom's story shenanigans.

#Street fighter resurrection series

My love for the lore only extends to the Alpha series and Street Fighter 2. I'm not a fan of the fantasy direction Street Fighter has taken post Street Fighter 3. ' I hope this doesn't lessen expectations for World Warrior.'Īs a long time fan of all thing Street Fighter lore related. Part of me wants to echo what I've heard others say. Maybe we should be thankful that we are getting anything at all. We never could get a firm release date for World Warrior.

I wish they didn't have to be flexible with that vision in order to please marketing. I think the team had a vision for what they wanted.

Can a series be produced as a marketing effort and succeed as an artistic product without selling out? Will this series be able to stand on its own, and not just as a advertisement for SFV? If this product succeeds and proves that the Assassin's Fist team wasn't just lucky the first time around, I think it's time for Capcom to realize they might need to hand much more creative control over.