Capcom Wants To Revive All Of Its Legacy Fighting Games On Modern Platforms

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"We know fans out there really want them".
Capcom wants to revive all of its legacy fighting games on modern platforms, according to the Marvel vs. Capcom Fighting Collection producer Shuhei Matsumoto.
Speaking to IGN at EVO 2024 recently, Matsumoto explained how Capcom is aware of the demand, and hopes making these classic fighters more accessible to new audiences could lead to "bigger and better things" going forward:
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