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Yoshinori Ono leaving Capcom after almost 30 years3… 2… 1… Shoryuken!
3… 2… 1… Shoryuken!
“I’ve been with the Street Fighter brand for a long time, experiencing good times, bad times, and even non-existent times,” Ono said in his statementon Twitteryesterday. “My heart is filled with appreciation to those players who’ve been giving warm and kind support on the brand especially little over the past decade or so as all the activities on the Street Fighter brand regained sunshine and grew its liveliness.”
Ono thanks people he’s worked with, players, the fighting game community, and event staff for all their effort and support over the years. He says he believes Capcom “will continue making Street Fighter extraordinary” without him, and that he “will look forward to seeing the new Street Fighter brand and how it’s going to be expanded, as just one of regular gamers next time around.”
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So he tries to do that in his statement:
I regret that I as the Street Fighter series executive producer wasn’t able to do ‘SHORYUKEN’ together with you all at each event in 2020, so please allow me to shout as my closing statement in my message to you.
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SHORYUKEN!
Shoryuken, quite.
