Acclaimed Street Fighter 6 and Mega Man producer Kazuhiro Tsuchiya is leaving Capcom after nearly 30 years with the company. The producer did not announce this news, but simply updated the interface of her Twitter page to mention that she had officially left the company.
Mr. Tsuchiya joined Capcom in the 90’s. He produced Mega Man and Street Fighter 6, and has also worked on a number of games including Haunting Ground, Asura’s Wrath, Project X Zone, and Super Smash Bros Ultimate.
Tsuchiya directed the PS2 exclusive game Haunting Ground, which was a huge hit with gamers at the time. It is currently unknown when Tsuchiya left Capcom, but he certainly left a mark on the company, especially since his latest game, SF6, which will be released in a few days, has received universal acclaim from critics. Of course, the PS5 version of the game got 92/100 reviews on Metacritic. You can check out our full review of StreeT Fighter 6 here.
leaving news Tsuchiya From Capcom, first spread by Community ResetEraAfter that, we investigated the matter seriously, and indeed found that he left the company, as described. We do not know yet if he plans to move to other development companies or perhaps open his own studio.
On the other hand, a company that continues to achieve success after success. Where the last 5 titles I launched achieved an average rating of 85 on Opencritic and Metacritic sites, the most prominent of which were the Resident Evil 2 remake, the Resident Evil 4 remake, and finally SF6.
