POSTED:  Friday, November 20th, 2020	(June 2022)
	Rumor: Street Fighter 6, Power Stone Remake, and Final Fight Remake Revealed in Capcom Cyber-Attack Leak

  

Earlier this month, Capcom reported it was the victim of a cyber-attack which led to unauthorized access to its network and development schedule for the next four years. More recently, Capcom now says corporate, employee, and customer information may have been compromised in the attack. IGN reported new information about upcoming (unannounced) Capcom games — and their release dates, which have leaked onto the internet. According to the leak, Capcom is planning Street Fighter 6 to release in 2022 (purportedly for PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X|S, XB1 & PC), followed by "Super" and "Ultra" editions in 2023 and 2024... with Power Stone Remake and Final Fight Remake also coming in 2024. So far, none of these projects have been confirmed by Capcom.    (Nov. 2nd): "Capcom expressed its deepest regret for any inconvenience this may cause to its various stakeholders," Capcom wrote. "Further, it stated that at present there is no indication that any customer information was breached. This incident has not affected connections for playing the company's games online or access to its various websites." According to IGN, this is the purported schedule of upcoming Capcom games.    Upcoming Capcom Games in 2021-2024:     Resident Evil Outbreak — Q4 FY21   Dragon's Dogma 2 — Q2 FY22   Street Fighter 6 — Q3 FY22   Rockman [Mega Man] Match — Q3 FY22   Resident Evil 4 Remake — Q4 FY22   Monster Hunter 6 — Q2 FY23   Biohazard Apocalypse — Q3 FY23   "SSF6" — Q4 FY23   Final Fight Remake — Q2 FY24   Power Stone Remake — Q3 FY24   Ultra SF6 — Q4 FY24   Resident Evil Hank [likely, "Hunk"] — Q4 FY24   IGN claims their sources close to Capcom have said "many" titles on the above list are in fact "genuine" — but their sources were unable to verify all of them.  On Nov. 2nd, Capcom reported the cyber-attack "destroyed and encrypted data" on their servers — with the criminal organization Ragnar Locker demanding a money ransom for the compromised information. Capcom is currently investigating the full scope of the theft, estimating that up to 350,000 pieces of stolen personal data (including customer and shareholder info) could have been leaked. Capcom also wants to reassure customers that online services, websites, and games are safe to access.     While its certainly unfortunate that Capcom was hit with such a massive data breach, it would be difficult at this point for Capcom fans not to become immediately stoked about many games on this list. However, as with any leak or rumor... it would be wise to wait for additional confirmation from more legit sources before getting too excited or promoting any of these unconfirmed titles.     [UPDATE] Street Fighter 6 was officially revealed by Capcom in June 2022 to an incredibly positive fan reception! Check TFG's related news articles below to catch up on all the news!
Sources:  IGN (1),  IGN (2)         TFG Twitter Post:  @Fighters_Gen Related News  |   June 2022 Street Fighter 6 Guile Reveal Trailer, Screens, Super Art Details The Summer Game Fest kicked off this afternoon with the very first trailer of the show being Guile's SF6 reveal trailer! Guile's trailer shows the American hero performing some of his well-known special moves over the years, as well as some new normal attacks. Screens + details inside! Related News  |   June 2022 Street Fighter 6 Leaked Concept Art Reveals 22 Characters We don't go around looking for leaks... but thanks to social media, this one pretty much fell on our lap. Mere hours following the insanely hype Street Fighter 6 gameplay reveal trailer, concept artwork of new (and returning) characters country flags appeared online. Related News  |   February 2022 Street Fighter 6 First Trailer Capcom's big announcement following the CPT 2021 Season Finals did not disappoint! The sixth installment to Capcom's iconic Street Fighter series was officially announced with a TEASER TRAILER. Also announced: Capcom Fighting Collection with 10 games + Rollback Netcode! RELATED NEWS  |   NOVEMBER 2020 Capcom Store Osaka Celebrates Grand Opening with a Life-size Ryu Shoryuken Statue One year ago, Capcom celebrated their official merchandise store opening in Tokyo at PARCO Shibuya. Capcom Store Tokyo features a life-size Ryu statue throwing a Hadouken, which has become a popular spot for tourists and locals to take photos. This month, Capcom Store Osaka has officially opened at Shinsaibashi PARCO mall and has an equally impressive life-size Ryu statue on display — this one performing a Shoryuken.   Related News:  (11-21-2020): KOF XV Information Coming Q1 2021,    (11-17-2020): SFV:CE Cammy x Blaire Dame FEXL Costume,    (11-5-2020): Fighting EX Layer High-Res Character Art,    (10-30-2020): Street Fighter V x Nyanko Great War 2020 Crossover,    (10-23-2020): Capcom x Tezuka Osamu Grand Opening / New Artwork,    (10-21-2020): The Making of Street Fighter II Video Documentary,    (9-26-2020): SFV: CE Official Dan Hibiki Gameplay Preview,    (8-15-2019): Power Stone Producer Says He'd Love to Make New Installment   Related TFG Links:  Final Fight Retrospective,  Power Stone,  SFV | TFG NEWS
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