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Has Capcom been doing anything to ramp up the servers to prepare for the onslaught of the launch day? Lag is very bad news for online fighting games, especially online. But as far as Capcom goes, we know this game is going to be very popular and we would love to do something else in a Vs. That would be Marvel's decision and I don't know what they are thinking. Is it a situation where Capcom is waiting to see how Street Fighter IV goes before making the next move? games, and Tatsunoko is a testament to that. Again, complicated lawyers, man that is basically the bottom line. We would love to revisit something like that. We are fighting that battle very heavily. We are really trying to bring it, so there are some different options that are on the table as far as licensing goes and trying to figure out a way to bring the game over. Have you guys thought about creating another Versus game for the Wii or another console for Western audiences? As long as we stay in business, the fans are going to be right there at the top. We are doing it also with Resident Evil, so it is going to be a continuing trend at Capcom. That is what events like this are all about. That is what the Street Fighter clubs are all about. That is what keeps me young seeing how happy other people are about things, and juiced. But if you can see the kind of enthusiasm it has in other people. It is easy to get jaded and bored by all this crap. We have really made an effort in everything we do.Įven last year at E3, which was closed to the public we snuck 40 of our fans in just to bring them in and show them the show floor, because that is what this industry is really about. But there has been a sea change since then. We had like one post every two days or something. That has been the change, definitely, since we had a community team. That is really important to us at Capcom. We're glad this one was open to the public, a lot of game launches are kept private. There is a terrifyingly large crowd out there, which I think is completely awesome. My job basically was to get fans here, and that may have gone a little overboard. I could never have pulled off something on this scale. We had a great events team that has really worked hard on this, so I am responsible for a very small slice of this.

That is it for me.ĭo you plan events like the launch party? I love video games, but I love seeing what video games do to people and watch people get excited and happy about games. I am also lucky enough to be able to work on some of the games and do a little bit of development, but also stay in touch with the fans.įor me, that is really it. Maybe another Capcom fan out there will like this.' It is all Capcom stuff, but we try to have fun with it. I am out there talking to the fans, running the little community blog, and trying to talk about the best parts of our games, and basically just show off things that amuse me. My basic job actually is I am the Senior Manager of Community at Capcom. games,' what's happening with Viewtiful Joe, and where Seth likes to get his game on in Los Angeles. We caught up with Seth at the Street Fighter IV launch party to get the skinny on all things Street Fighter, Capcom's plans for future ' Vs.

(Can we add a new Darkstalkers to the wish list, too?)

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Seth has had his hands full lately with the Street Fighter IV launch and the upcoming release of Resident Evil 5 - and will hopefully be kept even busier if Tatsunoko vs. It's a tough job, but somebody has to do it.

Seth Killian is the Community Manager at Capcom, which means he spends his days playing games and interacting with fans.

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