VGarabia.com: Tatsunoko vs. Capcom: Ultimate All-Stars is an upcoming fighting game developed by Eighting and published by Capcom. Today, Capcom has unveiled the game box art and we are very pleased to show it to you for the first time.
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Ve3tro writes: "Capcom is set to attend the MCM Expo again this year, which takes place in London on 24th and 25th of October.

As well as the usual chance to hang out with and meet the Monster Hunter community, they'll also be showcasing the forthcoming Monster Hunter Tri on a four-player set up and, as a UK first, giving attendees the chance to try out new characters Frank West and Tekkaman Blade in our imminent Wii fighter Tatsunoko vs Capcom Ultimate All-Stars. "
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Tatsunoko vs Capcom features over 25 characters from both the Capcom and the Tatsunoko universes, in this Wii-exclusive fighting game. It won't be out in America & Europe until either late 2009 or early 2010. But VGB has already compiled a list.
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In addition to brand new screens and videos with Frank West from Dead Rising, Capcom has also unveiled the release date. Tatsunoko VS Capcom Ultimate All-Stars is due to be released in North America on January 26, Japan on January 28 and in Europe on January 29.
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Vooks writes: Capcom's made a web boo-boo and inadvertantly revealed who the four new characters in Tatsunoko vs Capcom are going to be in the west.

The internet wins again, with members of forum Shoryuken finding hidden stuff on the Tatsunoko vs Capcom japanese site code, referring to the characters who are yet to be revealed for the Western release of the game.
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Famitsu has revealed a new character that will appear in the North American version of Tatsunoko vs. Capcom.
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NintendoDpad:
"With new characters being included in the North American version of TvC, we have been waiting patiently for hints towards some of these new characters. Today Capcom has given a huge hint to one of the 5 new characters being put into the NA version."
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Huge Tatsunoko vs Capcom interview from Siliconera

How is the online play system shaping up?

Ryota Niitsuma, Producer: We wanted to make this game so you can play it over a network and have leaderboards. The main thing is the Wii itself isn't suited to that. It isn't optimized for playing online. We're working right now to polish it so there aren't any problems with lag when playing online.

That's interesting. I hear Eighting already developed an online mode for an upcoming Naruto game. Is Tatsunoko vs. Capcom using the same code?

We did take elements that they [Eighting] developed from the Naruto game, but we almost had to start from scratch with this because there hasn't really been such a hardcore fighting game on the Wii. We could use some elements from the Naruto fighting game, but we had to go a step further and almost rebuild the system to handle this type of game.

Will the online mode support Wii Speak?

I can't say for sure at the end how it's going to turn out, but right now it does not support Wii Speak. We're still in the development process so in the end it could.
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Siliconera: "All of the playable characters from Tatsunoko vs. Capcom will be in the North American version except for one. Who got cut?"
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There are no plans for an Xbox LIVE Arcade or PSN version of upcoming Wii-exclusive fighting game Tatsunoko vs. Capcom.

Speaking to VideoGamer.com, producer Ryota Niitsuma said that because the game is optimised for the Wii, Capcom would be better off developing a sequel for XBLA and PSN than spending the time on a port.
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NowGamer: The bonkers anime brawler is finally on its way to Wii in the West, but is a sequel in the works for other formats?

Today we caught up with Capcom's upcoming Tatsunoko Vs. Capcom: Ultimate All Stars for the Nintendo Wii – due out in the US and Europe around the end of the year after licensing issues prevented many of the game's anime characters fighting outside of Japan.
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