During Capcom’s Holocene Super Street Fighter IV trailer event in central London, we sought out the game’s producer, Yoshinori Ono, to grill him on the feverishly demanded and repeatedly-rumoured Darkstalkers sequel that he seems oh-so-happy to talking about given an in of column space.

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Using an unblockable independent transcriber and following a careful zoning game we corner-trapped Yoko Ono and unleashed a flurry of questions. He wasn’t about to be lured into answering our enquiry regarding which as-yet unused horror monster he would personally like to see in a potency sequel, parrying every question with Daigo-like expertise, but we did manage to get to the undersurface of his consistent dialogue on the title.

When asked about his habitue name-checking of Capcom’s horror fight series, he responded: “Yes I always endeavor and talking about Vampire during interview because I want to show Capcom that there is a demand for a new game,” he revealed, before stating decisively in English: “I am desperate to make this game!”

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There you have it – a phone call to munition The man that revived the Street Fighter series and dragged it back into the mainstream is still doing his spot to bring us a new Darkstalkers game. If there’s one thing Ono-san has always made abundantly clear, it’s that Capcom’s fan have a voice We wouldn’t have seen them jump through basketball game to bring Tatsunoko Vs Capcom to the West and we wouldn’t be eagerly anticipating Marvel Vs Capcom 3 if it weren’t for vocal fan baying for more pixilated blood What with the Twilight-fueled obsession with all things vampire, what better time for Capcom to go ahead and go-ahead Ono’s dreaming project? Get over to www.capcom-unity.com and interest your claim.