Wii Tatsunoko vs. Capcom Fightstick

This looks awesome!

http://www.gamestop.com/browse/search.aspx?N=138&Ntk=TitleKeyword&Ntx=mode+matchallpartial&Ntt=tatsunoko%20vs%20capcom

I was thinking about getting it but I can't believe it's $79.99 :shock:

I'm not sure if I wanna pay that much for it.

What do you think? Is anyone else thinking about getting it?

You're right that does look awesome.

I wouldn't mind getting it either but charging $79.99 is a bit ridiculous, the game doesn't even cost that much.

I think $29.99 would be more reasonable.

Exactly.

I'm hopping that no one will buy it and the price will go down.

Then I'll get it :lol:

I wouldn't pay that much for a controller that i would be using for one game.wiifan001

Yeah I know, ridiculous right?

And I wonder why they're not selling it with the game, and just charging more, but defintly not $79.99 more :roll:

Like Mario Kart with the Wii Wheel, for example.

[QUOTE="wiifan001"]I wouldn't pay that much for a controller that i would be using for one game.Knight-Owl

And I wonder why they're not selling it with the game, and just charging more, but defintly not $79.99 more :roll:

Knight-Owl

If I were Capcom, I'd ask Nintendo to help with a cl4ssic controller bundle. Kind of like the Monster Hunter G cl4ssic controller bundle in Japan...

... But with a Tatsunoko vs Capcom design, obviously.

Now that I think about it, Tatsunoko vs Capcom, if marketed right, could be a good moment to introduce the Cl4ssic Controller Pro to Western territories. But that's a far shot, I reckon.

Arcade sticks are awesome, but only the biggest enthusiasts use them. A cl4ssic controller will work well with the game and it's infinitely cheaper to produce. You could actually sell a bundle with a cl4ssic controller for $60 (that's what a newer game for the HD consoles costs). That would work for both Nintendo and Capcom, because the game would sell cl4ssic controllers because the bundle saves you 10 bucks, and the controller would sell the game, like Wii Play. Both companies win and the costumer gets a great deal too. It's win-win-win deal.

You're right that does look awesome.

I wouldn't mind getting it either but charging $79.99 is a bit ridiculous, the game doesn't even cost that much.

I think $29.99 would be more reasonable.

J_Ford

1. Eight buttons that aren't little rubbers, each one connected by two cables to a board

2. Home and turbo buttons connected with it's own cables

3. Cable that connect to the Wii Remote

4. Arcade control stick with the part that cover it

5. thebigger than a normal controller exterior wich a a metal bottom.

6. Start and Select.

7. Two different boards inside of them.

When you compare the inside of them with a regular controller you will notice that it have far more components than a regular controller. A Wii Remote cost like ten to fifting dollars then they are sold to the store for more ( I assumed like $20 and the store sell them for $40). This stick should be sold for no more than $59.99, i want one since playing this game is better with a Fight Stick but the price seems to me very high. 6. The art on it.

$80 is not that expensive. PS3 and 360 arcade stick cost $150. nchan

The price isn't that bad. The Marvel vs Capcom 2 stick for the 360 looks great and is about $150, likely better quality but the cheaper ones are about the same price as this.

There needs to be a stick for all systems. I can't spend $300 on a fight stick for every system. Dammit BlazBlue, Marvel vs Capcom 2, and Tatsunoko vs Capcom.

It's not your usual layout and you actually use the same button to do a low kick as you do to do a heavy punch. The controls are actually a lot more like SF Gem Fighter, where you keep pushing the same button to do the combo. thecreechxxx

[QUOTE="thecreechxxx"] It's not your usual layout and you actually use the same button to do a low kick as you do to do a heavy punch. The controls are actually a lot more like SF Gem Fighter, where you keep pushing the same button to do the combo. LordQuorthon

yes.thecreechxxx

Tatsunoko vs Capcom Basic Systems Primer / Tutorial.

Yep, I know, I have the japanese version.thecreechxxx

So does my friend. We've played the game for dozens of hours.

There are no Punch or kick buttons, just weak mid and heavy attack. So if you played Gem fighter, you know you have three attack buttons and can do different moves by pushing the same button.thecreechxxx

I know that, but that's not what you said earlier:

It's not your usual layout and you actually use the same button to do a low kick as you do to do a heavy punch. The controls are actually a lot more like SF Gem Fighter, where you keep pushing the same button to do the combo. thecreechxxx

If you have three types of attacks (low/mid/heavy) spread through three entirely different buttons, simple logic dictates that you simply can't use the same button to do a low kick and a heavy punch.

Plus, you can't do combos if you keep pushing the same button, unless you are happy with combos of 2 and 3 hits.

Either you got really confused, are using hyperboles, or are purposefully trying to mislead people who haven't played the game.

TvsC is the same way, you can leg sweep with down and fierce, then go forward fierce for a punch and roll and fierce to connect to a dragon uppercut.thecreechxxx

Indeed. But that's not the same as "you can use the same button to do low kick and heavy punch" or "you can do combos by pushing the same button".

What I'm saying is, I'm not sure that you really need an arcade stick.thecreechxxx

Agreed. That's debatable. I know I won't, and if you read this thread, you'll see that I actually believe that a cl4ssic controller bundle is a better idea.