As part of Polygon's gigantic Japanese developer interview series.
Also, apparently there were no issues getting the game greenlit:
Source: http://www.polygon.com/a/life-in-japan/Ono-Street-Fighter-5Polygon said:The game is still early in development, and for marketing reasons Ono can't go into gameplay details, apart from a few teases. He says he's attempting to bring more young players into the series, who may be easily distracted by other forms of entertainment, and he wants to grow the game's tournament scene. He also says he wants to improve the netcode in Capcom's fighting games in general.
"We were able, with Street Fighter X Tekken, to develop new netcode that was a generational leap above what we'd done previously but were unable to work that code into Ultra [Street Fighter 4] since the underlying tech is so different," says Ono. "I'd certainly like to continue breaking new ground in this arena."
Also, apparently there were no issues getting the game greenlit:
This time, he didn't have to dance around the idea. Thanks to the ongoing popularity of Street Fighter 4 and fighting games in general, Capcom executives had enough evidence from the market.
Ono set out to find the right direction and build a team for the project, which ended up with him once again collaborating with developer Dimps.