Console games started by leeching off their arcade parents, but drew away once the money came calling easier games make more money, of course (even if RE itself remained rather hardcore in its implementation of limited supplies). On that note, it was much easier to make than animating, balancing, and creating an entirely new fighting game. RE1 remains a hallmark in video games for creating the “survival horror” action subgenre, and many games followed in its wake. Of course, the game aged better than the original Tekken or Virtua Fighter’s graphics, but this costly animation procedure lost Capcom boatloads of money with the series.Īt the same time, Capcom enjoyed renewed success with the recently created Resident Evil.
I’d imagine creating one of the most powerful 2D processing arcade boards in history still doesn’t strike anyone as the best of decisions when the world loved seeing jaggy, pointy polygons jutting out all over the place. Arcades still flourished in America when the Alpha series came to prominence that wasn’t the case for 1999’s Street Fighter III: New Generation, which chose exquisite, beautiful hand-drawn animation over the 3D obsession of the day. Even in comparison to the Alpha series, Street Fighter III stood in an odd place.
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