Capcom already has a lot of background when it comes to pulling realistic images out of the PS3, but the more artistic feel of Street Fighter 4 (PlayStation 3, Xbox 360) is giving game designer Yoshinori Ono and his team a hard time. Details and the video after the jump!

It's become a classic he said-he said. Pitted against each other are the movie prod's claim that the Street Fighter movie will be coming out on March 2009 in a simultaneous launch with the SFIV (PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, PC) games. Ono-san, however, says he does not know of any simultaneous release. Confused much? Yeah, we are too. Good thing he also talks about parrying and a lot of other things.

Many of you have probably heard about the decision Namco Bandai made to introduce a different Star Wars character into Soul Calibur 4 depending on your console. Well, it seems Capcom is one company that won't be following suit when it comes to Street Fighter 4 (Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, PC, Arcade). Find out what Yoshinori Ono said about this after the jump!

Street Fighter 4 (Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, PC, Arcade) producer Yoshinori Ono was at the recent Captivate 08 convention where he debunked rumors about the development of a Wii version of this game and gave out more details on Seth. To find out more, be sure to check out the full article.

If you thought Bob of Tekken 6 would be the only rotund fighter to grace this current era of fighters, don't look now because he may have a potential rival with Rufus from Capcom's Street Fighter 4 (PC, Xbox 360, and PS3). Along with El Fuerte and Seth, these three were the highlighted characters of this week's issue of Famitsu, featuring the upcoming sequel to the highly celebrated Street Fighter series. You can check out the details that were discussed in the full article.

Writers and artists know that forcing the issue just won't help - sometimes, it's best to leave ideas simmering on the proverbial back burner before returning to them at a later time.

Incidentally, that seems to be what Yoshinori Ono and the rest of the Capcom development team have done with Street Fighter 4. Ono explained things during a recent interview, located right after the jump.

Yoshinori Ono, producer of Capcom's much-awaited Street Fighter IV, was able sit down for an interview. To eager fans who want more, Ono divulged juicy information as the possibility of the game to have more characters in the console version and that there's a possibility for a Wii version. Details of the interview after the jump!

After seeing the trailer and screenshot of Ryu, how can any fan of Capcom's Street Fighter IV not be excited about the game? If you feel that you want to know more about the game (and who doesn't?) then you should definitely take a peek at the GDC 2008 video interview of the game's producer Yoshinori Ono. You can find the video in the full article, just click on the "read more" link below to get there.

Street Fighter 4 producer Yoshinori Ono is back, and this time he talks about the new gameplay systems that Capcom has cooking for Street Fighter 4. The old parry system in Street Fighter 3 is gone, but Ono promises that new systems will still let players do the stuff that the old parry system did. Check out the video interview at the full article.

Last time, Street Fighter 4 producer Yoshinori Ono talked about the impetus behind the game. This time, he's tackling a debatable topic: why have a Street Fighter game that looks 3D but plays 2D.

According to Mr. Ono, it's all a matter of preserving what made the earlier Street Fighter games so fun to play.

Watch the video interview after the jump!