Capcom’s financial results for the year ended 31 March don’t make pleasant reading; the company have reported a 73% fall in profits to £494.4m as annual sales dropped by 27% to 16m.

The company blame the “sluggish” sales on the delays for Super Street Fighter IV, Lost Planet 2 and the oversees release of Monster HunterTri which all slipped into the next fiscal year.

Street Fighter: Legacy is three minutes of awesome.

What would you consider to be a highlight in your gaming month? Would it be that sequel to your favourite triple-A game or some surprise new IP that’s redefining its genre? If so, April wasn’t good for you.

Here we are with the last ‘Deals of the Week’ for April 2010. This Friday, as every Friday, we deliver to you our readers our favourite PlayStation 3 game deals from across the Internet, including an incredible deal for Super Street Fighter IV fans…

Capcom’s most popular fighting game franchise is known for two main reasons. Great gameplay and frequent revisions. Street Fighter IV hit consoles just over a year ago and revitalized the fighting game genre to an unprecedented level.

After a near 10 year hiatus, Street Fighter was relevant again. Whether you played casually or competitively, the response to Street Fighter IV was overwhelmingly positive. Capcom took a risk and it clearly paid off.

Unsurprisingly, Capcom announced that Super Street Fighter IV was in development last September. Unlike many of the previous iterations in the franchise, this was promised to be a significant upgrade.

So here we are. After months of build up and tons of hype, Super Street Fighter IV has arrived. Is there enough content in Super to justify an updated re-release?

The Super Street Fighter IV blog has updated and the changes made to Cammy, Fei Long, Sakura, Rose, Gen, and Dan are discussed in great detail.

The free Tournament Mode update for Super Street Fighter IV releases in June and allows Capcom to host official tournaments online.

The Super Street Fighter IV developer blog has updated. This week, the changes made to C.Viper, Rufus, El Fuerte, Abel, Seth, and Akuma are discussed in great detail.

The Super Street Fighter IV developer blog has updated. This time we learn about the changes made to Guile, Dhalsim, Balrog, Vega, Sagat, and M. Bison.

The Super Street Fighter IV ad campaign has just begun.

Mutinies. Hardware wars. Dying consoles. Tax laws. A month in the games industry can cover a variety of headline-catching topics, but these should never steal the attention away from the true stars of the industry – the games.

Capcom has released yet another trailer for Super Street Fighter IV.

The fans have spoken and Capcom have listened. Say hello to the final box art for Super Street Fighter IV.

The Super Street Fighter IV developer blog has updated. This week we get to learn about the changes made to Ryu, Ken, Chun-Li, E.Honda, Blanka, and Zangief.

The Super Street Fighter IV Dojo Edition is exclusive to the Capcom Store and contains a lot of swag.

Azrael has once again translated the latest post from Super Street Fighter IV developer blog. This time, newcomer Hakan is discussed in detail.

The final new character featured in Super Street Fighter IV has finally been revealed. The official price for the game has also been confirmed.

The Super Street Fighter IV blog has updated and this time the developers discuss Dudley in great detail.

The Super Street Fighter IV blog has updated and this time Makoto is discussed in great detail.