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Yoshinori Ono Resigns From Capcom Vancouver

ByDaniel George|

Yoshinori Ono, the exuberant man who executively produced theStreet Fighterseries, hasannounced on Twitterthat he has stepped down from his current role over at Capcom Vancouver.

I resigned from the director position about CAPCOM Vancouver. Thanks good staff of CAPCOM Vancouver, and Dead Rising staff!

— Yoshinori Ono (@Yoshi_OnoChin)June 16, 2014

I had take some time, I think over very carefully about next things. I'd like to watch TV for Brazil World Cup before thinking it! :D

— Yoshinori Ono (@Yoshi_OnoChin)June 16, 2014

While we hope everything is personally okay with Mr. Ono, the dream, from theStreet Fighterfan’s position, is that he will return to work on an upcoming title for next-generation consoles. WithUltra Street Fighter IVjust being released ahead of Evo 2014, it would be a perfect time to plan for the popular fighting game series’ future.

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Additionally, he could bereturning to Japanto work onDeep Downwith Capcom Online Games. Although, with a supposed 2014 release date, one would wonder what help Yoshinori Ono could provide so late into the game’s development. However, with an ongoing free-to-play model, everything is up in the air.

Either way, we wish Yoshinori Ono the best and hope he gets back to helping to create video games once again in the near future.

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