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The fallout from Capcom’s recent hack<\/a> continues \u2013 we’re now seeing reports which appear to lay out the publisher’s release schedule for the next couple of years, and we have to admit, it reads like the most over-optimistic fan-made hoax we could think of.<\/p>\n

According to the document, if it is indeed legit, we’ll be getting sequels or remakes to some of Capcom’s most beloved properties over the next few years \u2013 including some franchises many assumed were dead and buried.<\/p>\n

Here’s the edited highlights, compiled by our pals over at Push Square<\/a>:<\/p>\n