Cross (series)

Namco × Capcom box art.

The X (pronounced Cross, as in a crossover) series refers to crossover games (often developed by Bandai Namco Games) that features primarily Namco characters along with other gaming companies' characters (such as those from Capcom).

History

The Cross series begun with the development of Namco × Capcom; Monolith Soft, then a subsidiary of Namco consisting of former Square employees, was in charge of the game. Development started in 2003, and was initially proposed by Monolith Soft as an internal crossover of Namco characters for the company's 50th anniversary. This led to a roster of around 100 characters, but the team wanted a larger roster. To achieve this and create a "more exciting" experience, Namco reached out to Capcom to collaborate on the project. Capcom agreed, breaking the accepted reality of the time for large rival companies not to cooperate on a project. The game was Capcom's second major collaboration with another publisher following the SNK vs. Capcom series.

Games in the series

Namco-produced

• Namco × Capcom (Japan-only, 2005)

• Project × Zone (2012)

• Project × Zone 2 (2015)

• Tekken × Street Fighter (TBA)

Capcom-produced

• Street Fighter × Tekken (2012)

Characters (fighting games)

Namco

Tekken characters

Character	appears in
	SFxTK	TKxSF
Alex	Stage background	Unconfirmed
Alisa Bosconovitch	Yes (default in PS Vita, DLC in consoles)	Unconfirmed
Ancient Ogre	Yes	Unconfirmed
Angel	Rufus' Swap Costume	Unconfirmed
Armor King	King and Marduk's prologue and ending, Abel's Swap Costume	Unconfirmed
Asuka Kazama	Yes	Unconfirmed
Bob	Yes	Unconfirmed
Bryan Fury	Yes (default in PS Vita, DLC in consoles)	Unconfirmed
Christie Monteiro	Yes (default in PS Vita, DLC in consoles)	Unconfirmed
Craig Marduk	Yes	Unconfirmed
Devil	Poison's Swap Costume	Unconfirmed
Devil Jin	No	Silhouette resembling him is seen in promotional artwork featuring Jin and Ryu
Eddy Gordo	Christie and Lei's ending	Unconfirmed
Ganryu	Stage background, Hugo's Swap Costume	Unconfirmed
Heihachi Mishima	Yes	Unconfirmed
Hwoarang	Yes	Unconfirmed
Jack	Yes	Unconfirmed
Jin Kazama	Yes	Yes
Jinpachi Mishima	Dhalsim's Swap Costume	Unconfirmed
Julia Chang	Yes	Unconfirmed
Kazuya Mishima	Yes	Unconfirmed
King	Yes	Unconfirmed
Kuma	Yes	Unconfirmed
Kunimitsu	Stage background, Ibuki's Swap Costume	Unconfirmed
Lars Alexandersson	Yes (default in PS Vita, DLC in consoles)	Unconfirmed
Marshall Law	Yes	Unconfirmed
Lei Wulong	Yes (default in PS Vita, DLC in consoles)	Unconfirmed
Lili	Yes	Unconfirmed
Miharu Hirano	Xiaoyu's promotional character artwork	Unconfirmed
Mokujin	Part of Pac-Man's moveset	Unconfirmed
NANCY-MI847J	Stage background	Unconfirmed
Nina Williams	Yes	Unconfirmed
Panda	Xiaoyu's promotional character artwork, Chun-Li's Swap Costume	Unconfirmed
Paul Phoenix	Yes	Unconfirmed
Raven	Yes	Unconfirmed
Sergei Dragunov	Sagat's Swap Costume	Unconfirmed
Steve Fox	Yes	Unconfirmed
Tiger Jackson	Stage background, Dudley's Swap Costume	Unconfirmed
Ling Xiaoyu	Yes	Unconfirmed
Yoshimitsu	Yes	Unconfirmed
Zafina	Juri's Swap Costume	Unconfirmed

Pac-Man characters

Character	appears in
	SFxTK	TKxSF
Pac-Man	Yes (default in PS Vita, DLC in consoles)	Unconfirmed

Capcom

Street Fighter characters

Character	appears in
	SFxTK	TKxSF
Abel	Yes	Unconfirmed
Akuma	Yes	Unconfirmed
Alex	Stage background, King's Swap Costume	Unconfirmed
Balrog	Yes	Unconfirmed
Blanka	Yes (default in PS Vita, DLC in consoles)	Unconfirmed
Cammy	Yes	Unconfirmed
Charlie Nash	Steve's Swap Costume	Unconfirmed
Chun-Li	Yes	Yes
C. Viper	Jin Kazama's Swap Costume	Unconfirmed
Dan	Sakura and Blanka's ending, Lei Wulong's Swap Costume, Training mode instructor	Unconfirmed
Dee Jay	Steve's Swap Costume	Unconfirmed
Dhalsim	Yes	Unconfirmed
Dudley	Yes (default in PS Vita, DLC in consoles)	Unconfirmed
E. Honda	Stage background, Jack-X's Swap Costume	Unconfirmed
Elena	Yes (default in PS Vita, DLC in consoles)	Unconfirmed
El Fuerte	Stage background, Marshall Law's Swap Costume	Unconfirmed
Evil Ryu	Mentioned in-game description for Ryu's Swap Costume	Silhouette resembling him is seen in promotional artwork featuring Jin and Ryu
Geki	Lars Alexandersson's Swap Costume	Unconfirmed
Gill	Ancient Ogre's Swap Costume	Unconfirmed
Guile	Yes	Unconfirmed
Ibuki	Yes	Unconfirmed
Juli	Stage background, Christie's Swap Costume	Unconfirmed
Juni	Stage background	Unconfirmed
Juri	Yes	Unconfirmed
Ken Masters	Yes	Unconfirmed
M. Bison	Yes	Unconfirmed
Oni	Akuma's ending	Unconfirmed
R. Mika	Kuma's Swap Costume	Unconfirmed
Rufus	Yes	Unconfirmed
Ryu	Yes	Yes
Sagat	Yes	Unconfirmed
Sakura	Yes (default in PS Vita, DLC in consoles)	Unconfirmed
Urien	Bryan Fury's Swap Costume	Unconfirmed
Vega	Yes	Unconfirmed
Yang	Stage background	Unconfirmed
Yun	Stage background	Unconfirmed
Zangief	Yes	Unconfirmed

Final Fight characters

Character	appears in
	SFxTK	TKxSF
Abigail	Stage background	Unconfirmed
Axl	Stage background	Unconfirmed
Belger	Stage background	Unconfirmed
Cody	Yes (default in PS Vita, DLC in consoles)	Unconfirmed
Damnd	Stage background	Unconfirmed
Edi. E	Stage background, Cody's Alternate Costume	Unconfirmed
Grandfather Andore	Stage background	Unconfirmed
Guy	Yes (default in PS Vita, DLC in consoles)	Unconfirmed
Hugo	Yes	Unconfirmed
Mike Haggar	Seen in one of the cinematic trailers	Unconfirmed
Poison	Yes	Unconfirmed
Rolento	Yes	Unconfirmed
Sodom	Stage background, Heihachi's Swap Costume	Unconfirmed

Mega Man characters

Character	appears in
	SFxTK	TKxSF
Bad Box Art Mega Man	Yes (default in PS Vita, DLC in consoles)	Unconfirmed
Roll	Bad Box Art Mega Man's prolouge	Unconfirmed

Guest characters

Character	appears in
	SFxTK	TKxSF
Cole MacGrath (Infamous)	Yes (exclusive for PS3 and PS Vita)	Unconfirmed
Kuro (Doko Demo Issyo)	Yes (exclusive for PS3 and PS Vita)	Unconfirmed
Toro (Doko Demo Issyo)	Yes (exclusive for PS3 and PS Vita)	Unconfirmed

External Links

• Capcom Database article

• Project X Zone Wikia