CAPCOM - E3 2000
Capcom is one of the most consistent game developers the industry has ever had. Every year they continue to produce quality titles that have strong fan following. With some interesting new titles to show and some rock solid sequels, this year was no different. The only complaint I would have with the Capcom E3 booth was the barf worthy entertainment. The same annoying guy Capcom hired last year was at the show distracting people that were there to see games. Hopefully Capcom will do something original next year for entertainment.
| Power Stone 2 - Building on their success of the original Power Stone game for the Sega Dreamcast is Powerstone 2. Capcom is not changing the formula too much, but gamers will get more of what made the first game so good. Some major improvements include 4 player simultaneous fighting, tons of items and weapons to use, vehicles, 4 new characters,2 new bosses, and the ability to combine attacks against bosses. Power Stone 2 isn't as dramatic when we first saw Power Stone 1, but it certainly looks fun and it will not be a disappointment to fighting game fans. |
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Street Fighter EX 3 - Looking fantastic for the PSX 2 is Street Fighter EX3. While the PSX 2 hardware does not seem to match the hype it has received, this and many other games will not disappoint fans at all. Compared to the EX games on the PSX, this version blows them away. The characters look very realistic and their is no evidence of polygons... the fighters are very smooth looking and have excellent animation. New features allow you do dish out double damage with 2 characters at the same time. 1 additional character was added to the lineup as well as several other nifty enhancements. While not revolutionary, SF EX3 does have classic gameplay and great graphics. |
