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Capcom Details Plans For New York Comic-Con
Capcom plans on having a significant presence at the New York Comic-Con, which they're kicking off tonight with a "Fright Club" event that features playable Dead Rising and Resident Evil stations. They've also detailed their plans for the actual show, which includes a large booth and numerous panels.
You'll see a small version of their floor plan above, but you can go here for the large image. Plenty of demo stations will be available, presenting playable builds of Dragon's Dogma, Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City, Resident Evil Revelations, Street Fighter X Tekken, Asura's Wrath, Dead Rising 2 Off The Record, and Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3.
Panels will be presented throughout the show, including visits from Street Fighter, MvC3, and Resident Evil producers. They'll be winding down the series of panels with a "World of Capcom" presentation on Sunday.
For the full details, head on over to Capcom Unity.
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