I mean, we've got these powerful machines, yet programming an attract sequence is too difficult? How hard can it be? Losers with no creativity and/or design skills are using the Unreal Engine 4 (SFV's engine) to make knockoff Zelda and Mario games that nearly pass for official product. Independent game makers of only a few people are actually making their own titles, too. If these people can accomplish these small feats with the engine, then why can't Capcom's talented programmers do something as simple as an attract sequence and a high-score table? These are basic things that shouldn't be that hard to do. Why has everything Capcom used-to do become so difficult to do? Oh, that's right, their marketing team has forced them to erase their past so that nobody knows how much better things used-to be. And if you do remember how much better things used-to be, and you actually say it out loud, Capcom-Unity mods and "fan" shills will shout you down until you forget about the past! How dare you acknowledge the rich, successful past of innovation and character that brought Capcom to where they are now! Hollow, struggling "eSports" is all that matters now, so shut your mouth and obey!

Also, eSports has ruined Capcom's productivity. They have all but admitted that the reason they haven't made a new DarkStalkers (or any other new fighting game, for that matter) is because they don't want it to interfere with Street Fighter V eSports. What an absolutely insufferable reason to ignore decades of rich IPs and talent (yes, they still have some, despite their excuses). What type of miserable people would think-up such bullshit? The same people who have little confidence in eSports, and for good reason. Despite the cash grab and brainwashing, eSports is not a sport. No wonder why they don't have confidence in it. The other reason is probably because, again, Capcom's current marketing heads have convinced the once-strong and proud Japanese company into believing that it needs to erase its rich, productive past to deliver a lower-effort future with lesser productivity and higher profit. Wish Capcom would continue to support franchises they once supported annually? Too bad! You'll play only SFV, and if you don't like it, you can get the hell out! The Socialist overlords in marketing have deemed Capcom's history nonessential, so if you want new content from other Capcom franchises, you'll get it, but only in Street Fighter V Arcade Edition. Want a new Star Gladiator? Want a new Viewtiful Joe? Want a new WarZard? Want a new Haunting Ground? Want a new Cyberbots? Want a new Final Fight?