Don’t freak out, we’re not turning into CAPCOMbits. However, this story may be of interest to some SEGA fans. Capcom wants to know what sorts of digital titles fans want to see, and to let them know all you need to do is take a survey. Of interest to SEGA fans is that the survey asks “From which Capcom franchises are you most interested in seeing digital games?” followed by a number of franchises that were popular on SEGA consoles, including Power Stone and Project Justice (aka Rival Schools). Once you select the games you wish to see digitally rereleased, you get to answer more detailed questions including your levels of interest for HD ports of Power Stone 1, HD ports of Power Stone 2, and an HD port of a Power Stone Collection.
So if you’ve ever wanted to see some classic Capcom titles that appeared on SEGA consoles rereleased, head on over to the survey and make sure Capcom hears you!
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Vote for Project Justice!!!!!! Please.
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No offence, but isn’t this a SEGA fansite?
Not to be demeaning or anything, love that you are posting this, but as a SEGA site, shouldn’t it be restricted to SEGA news?
Well I believe the idea with the news post is that it references niche franchises that have fierce fanbases calling for recognition (Power Stone and Rival Schools,) both of which have Dreamcast entries.
Thanks. Yes, that was exactly the intent. Capcom has had a long history on SEGA consoles, and as such many SEGA fans enjoyed certain Capcom titles alongside first party SEGA games. For me, Power Stone 2 is one of my favorite Dreamcast games and to hear Capcom hinting at a rerelease is notable news for SEGA Dreamcast fans. Same goes for any other SEGA console exclusive Capcom titles.
Power Stone and its sequel helped play a major role in defining the Dreamcast. You couldn’t pick a better place to post this, in my opinion, than SEGAbits.