We’ve seen several Capcom fighting games that have merged with other franchises, like Marvel versus Capcom for instance, but could we be looking at a Capcom fighting game in the future which features all of Capcom’s fighter characters? Thanks to a trademark recently registered, the title “Fighters Of Capcom” has been revealed, and while the details of the alleged game remain unknown, the name itself seems to imply some sort of brawler-styled game that might feature Capcom’s cast of characters. Perhaps it might even be some sort of brawler-styled game like Nintendo’s Super Smash Bros or Sony’s PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale, but we guess we will have to wait until Capcom makes an official announcement before we get too ahead of ourselves, but in the meantime what do you guys make of this?
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Wouldn’t it be an interesting future if one day our smartphones were interactive all over? Instead of just having a portion of the phone that we can interact with, it sounds like a nifty idea if the whole body of our smartphone was one big touchscreen, and while we’re not sure if and when such a concept will materialize, designer Wooseok Suh has come up with one himself dubbed “Another World”. As you can see in the image above, the “Another World” smartphone concept features a device whose body looks it could be interacted with. We’re not sure how it works, but it seems that the menu of the phone can be projected across the body, allowing the user to access things like the number pad to dial phone numbers, option to send messages or emails or enter the phone’s settings. We can’t help but feel that this is reminiscent of the Sony Walkman with the EL display, but given that that was a pretty good design, we think this would be interesting if made a reality as well.
Back when Apple and HTC reached their settlement agreement, naturally the details of their agreement was kept confidential although we’re sure many were curious as to how much HTC could be paying Apple. Rumors surfaced that suggested that HTC could be paying Apple $6-$8 per Android device although HTC’s very own Peter Chou has since come forward and officially stated that those rumors were “outrageous” and called those estimates baseless.
