I'm still waiting for a true box office film of Gatchaman (aka G-Force), but I will take a good animated film in the meantime. Grab some popcorn, snacks, an ice-cold drink and... enjoy!
I still want a Tatsunoko vs Capcom remake or a TvC 2, but until the developers consider it... we can only dream. The screwed-up part is, if fans got together and did a fan project for this fantastic forgotten fighter... they'd be ready to shut it down. Why not reach out to the people fans who would be interested in such a game? Capcom aside, I'd love to get my hands on a AAA multiplayer Gatchaman game too.
Platinum Games would be the ideal developer for that type of game, and Square-Enix a close second.
Do you want to see Tatsunoko vs Capcom... remastered or remade? What about TvC 2?
TvC was released on the Nintendo Wii... back in 2008, and although it sold somewhat okay... it would've sold better if it were also released on PC. It can be re-released on PC/Steam and the Nintendo Switch... if Capcom & Tatsunoko want to keep it on Nintendo regarding the consoles (I wouldn't see why). If they just leave it on the original Wii to collect dust... never to be played again, that would be mind-blowingly dumb (yes... mind blowingLY).
There are fans asking for a remastered version, and I think it would be a great idea. If there were to be a standard port released onto the Nintendo Switch... keep the price fair, and at $19.99 it would be a great idea with some updates for the Switch + Steam. A remake could be worth about $30 unless they go full tilt. If there were a new release and it hit a certain mark, it would make sense to gear up for a sequel... giving the Nintendo Switch (which is no slouch in sales) + PC/Steam a new Tatsunoko vs Capcom to enjoy. If it happens and it's on all platforms... that would be great, as long as it isn't left on the shelf.
Tatsunoko vs Capcom is a great mash-up between Tatsunoko and Capcom characters. The characters are cel-shaded and the game has a fantastic frame rate. I personally own the game and have logged enough man-hours (kicking plenty of butts in the process) to say that it's an experience that I wish more gamers could experience. I'll reach out to the original game designer to see if it could spark something up (if there isn't something already cooking).
