Capcom promises something big for San Diego Comic Con

Disappointed at the last E3? Capcom has something big – even bigger than its E3 offerings – up its sleeve in the upcoming San Diego Comic Con. With gaming stations, tournaments, demos, freebies, signings…heck, even Nerdcore rappers, Capcom is going to give out a big shebang for the already exciting Comic Con.

From the looks of things, anyone not impressed with how the E3 Media and Business Summit turned out will find themselves enjoying in what Capcom has in store for its fans. Merchandise such as exclusive Street Fighter shirts made for the comic comvention will be available, and there will be cosplay contests. There will also be autograph signing sessions with Minae Matsukawa, the producer of the Ace Attorney series. Tournaments will also be held in a 20×20 boxing ring arena. How cool is that?

Aside from what we’ve just mentioned, Capcom will be showcasing its games in the San Diego Comic Con. For the list of Capcom games and titles from other companies, you can check out our previous article.

Via IGN

Disappointed at the last E3? Capcom has something big – even bigger than its E3 offerings – up its sleeve in the upcoming San Diego Comic Con. With gaming stations, tournaments, demos, freebies, signings…heck, even Nerdcore rappers, Capcom is going to give out a big shebang for the already exciting Comic Con.

From the looks of things, anyone not impressed with how the E3 Media and Business Summit turned out will find themselves enjoying in what Capcom has in store for its fans. Merchandise such as exclusive Street Fighter shirts made for the comic comvention will be available, and there will be cosplay contests. There will also be autograph signing sessions with Minae Matsukawa, the producer of the Ace Attorney series. Tournaments will also be held in a 20×20 boxing ring arena. How cool is that?

Aside from what we’ve just mentioned, Capcom will be showcasing its games in the San Diego Comic Con. For the list of Capcom games and titles from other companies, you can check out our previous article.

Via IGN