Which Version of Street Fighter 4 Will You Be Picking Up?

[QUOTE="Dingerious"]

So far, the only counter-response I'm getting is "bu bu bu GRAFIX!!!!" And a few quips about online, but that doesn't explain why it shouldn't go on a system full of users who clearly don't care.

Is there a legitimate reason? Anyone?

Deihmos

I imagine the 8 million or so people who bought brawl would give it a look. that's already a bigger install base than, you know, just about every hd fighter to release this gen combined.

[QUOTE="BioShockOwnz"]PS3, because I have a better arcade stick for it. And who uses controllers for fighters? Pfft!jakarai

[QUOTE="Deihmos"][QUOTE="Dingerious"]

So far, the only counter-response I'm getting is "bu bu bu GRAFIX!!!!" And a few quips about online, but that doesn't explain why it shouldn't go on a system full of users who clearly don't care.

Is there a legitimate reason? Anyone?

Dingerious

I imagine the 8 million or so people who bought brawl would give it a look. that's already a bigger install base than, you know, just about every hd fighter to release this gen combined.

like I said....ever consider Capcom is sacrificing sales to withhold the quality of the title? I'm sure thats the reason its not on Wii. Not every developer just wants money, some do want their creations to be the best they can be. SF4 with a Wiimote is not the best it can be. SSBB is nothing like SF, stop comparing it.

[QUOTE="Deihmos"][QUOTE="Dingerious"]

So far, the only counter-response I'm getting is "bu bu bu GRAFIX!!!!" And a few quips about online, but that doesn't explain why it shouldn't go on a system full of users who clearly don't care.

Is there a legitimate reason? Anyone?

toast_burner

[QUOTE="jakarai"][QUOTE="BioShockOwnz"]PS3, because I have a better arcade stick for it. And who uses controllers for fighters? Pfft!lantus

[QUOTE="toast_burner"][QUOTE="Deihmos"] Who would want this on Wii? seriously why would Capcom waste their time and money on the Wii. Not everyone has one of those classic controllers so they will have to make it work with whatever controller the wii uses. That's a waste of time right there.Deihmos

the game requires 6 buttons....i dont know how the wiimote on its side would ever work.

none I am a tekken fan

but if I did it would be the ps3 version

[QUOTE="Dingerious"][QUOTE="Deihmos"] Who would want this on Wii? seriously why would Capcom waste their time and money on the Wii. Not everyone has one of those classic controllers so they will have to make it work with whatever controller the wii uses. That's a waste of time right there.Uptown

I imagine the 8 million or so people who bought brawl would give it a look. that's already a bigger install base than, you know, just about every hd fighter to release this gen combined.

like I said....ever consider Capcom is sacrificing sales to withhold the quality of the title? I'm sure thats the reason its not on Wii. Not every developer just wants money, some do want their creations to be the best they can be. SF4 with a Wiimote is not the best it can be. SSBB is nothing like SF, stop comparing it.

Dead Rising is a clear example of Capcom sacrificing sales to withold quality. Besides, Smash Bros clearly proved that a quality fighter could be achieved on Wii.

Seriously, for every hypothetical reason you come up with, there's a real-world example to smack it down. Give me something to work with here!

[QUOTE="Uptown"][QUOTE="Dingerious"]

I imagine the 8 million or so people who bought brawl would give it a look. that's already a bigger install base than, you know, just about every hd fighter to release this gen combined.

Dingerious

like I said....ever consider Capcom is sacrificing sales to withhold the quality of the title? I'm sure thats the reason its not on Wii. Not every developer just wants money, some do want their creations to be the best they can be. SF4 with a Wiimote is not the best it can be. SSBB is nothing like SF, stop comparing it.

Dead Rising is a clear example of Capcom sacrificing sales to withold quality. Besides, Smash Bros clearly proved that a quality fighter could be achieved on Wii.

Seriously, for every hypothetical reason you come up with, there's a real-world example to smack it down. Give me something to work with here!

again....SSBB doesnt require 6 buttons. Stop comparing them....it was very doable on the wiimote, SFIV is not. Also, Dead Rising is a game that can be done with the wiimote. Developers put games on systems they see fit. The Wii is not fit for street fighter IV.

Give me a real-world example of how SSBB is anything like SF? Aside from having a stage and hitting each other....

[QUOTE="Deihmos"][QUOTE="Dingerious"]

So far, the only counter-response I'm getting is "bu bu bu GRAFIX!!!!" And a few quips about online, but that doesn't explain why it shouldn't go on a system full of users who clearly don't care.

Is there a legitimate reason? Anyone?

Dingerious

I imagine the 8 million or so people who bought brawl would give it a look. that's already a bigger install base than, you know, just about every hd fighter to release this gen combined.

again....SSBB doesnt require 6 buttons. Stop comparing them....it was very doable on the wiimote, SFIV is not. Also, Dead Rising is a game that can be done with the wiimote. Developers put games on systems they see fit. The Wii is not fit for street fighter IV.

Give me a real-world example of how SSBB is anything like SF? Aside from having a stage and hitting each other....

Uptown

Once again: ****c controller. Or Gamecube pad. Welcome to 5 posts ago.

Smash Bros is a competitive fighting game. What more do you need? I suppose you're going to move the goal posts once again to "it's a Nintendo game" territory? Well if you can't compete, i guess you die off. Such is life.

By the way, "Stop comparing them...." followed by "Give me a real-world example of how SSBB is anything like SF". Well at least you're consistent in your contradictions.

[QUOTE="Dingerious"][QUOTE="Deihmos"] Who would want this on Wii? seriously why would Capcom waste their time and money on the Wii. Not everyone has one of those classic controllers so they will have to make it work with whatever controller the wii uses. That's a waste of time right there.kage_53

I imagine the 8 million or so people who bought brawl would give it a look. that's already a bigger install base than, you know, just about every hd fighter to release this gen combined.

I suppose that the 360 doesn't have a sandbox action game userbase because Mercenaries 2 bombed?

[QUOTE="Uptown"]

again....SSBB doesnt require 6 buttons. Stop comparing them....it was very doable on the wiimote, SFIV is not. Also, Dead Rising is a game that can be done with the wiimote. Developers put games on systems they see fit. The Wii is not fit for street fighter IV.

Give me a real-world example of how SSBB is anything like SF? Aside from having a stage and hitting each other....

Dingerious

Once again: ****c controller. Or Gamecube pad. Welcome to 5 posts ago.

Smash Bros is a competitive fighting game. What more do you need? I suppose you're going to move the goal posts once again to "it's a Nintendo game" territory? Well if you can't compete, i guess you die off. Such is life.

By the way, "Stop comparing them...." followed by "Give me a real-world example of how SSBB is anything like SF". Well at least you're consistent in your contradictions.

way to attempt at sounding intelligent in your response. Your only response is a gamecube controller? give me a break, really. Smash Bros. isnt even close on the competition ladder to where street fighter is. Again, nothing about the Wii deems porting SFIV over to it useful. Poor controller, Poor visuals, poor online component. It's 2009, time for you to get another system.....(I'm still laughing at the thought of someone using the GC controller for SF, really)

way to attempt at sounding intelligent in your response. Your only response is a gamecube controller? give me a break, really. Smash Bros. isnt even close on the competition ladder to where street fighter is.Uptown

Uh...wat?

I'll not bother replying to the same regurgitated statements that have already been addressed.

EDIT: Oh yeah, rofl at your blatent ignoring of my mention of the classic controller. I'd ignore it too if I had no defense against it.

Oh wait, "but not everyone has one!" Then again, I guess that one has already been adressed as well.

[QUOTE="Uptown"]way to attempt at sounding intelligent in your response. Your only response is a gamecube controller? give me a break, really. Smash Bros. isnt even close on the competition ladder to where street fighter is.Dingerious

Uh...wat?

I'll not bother replying to the same regurgitated statements that have already been addressed.

you do that. you addressed absolutely nothing....aside from saying if SSBB can do well SFIV can on the Wii as well....which isnt true at all.

[QUOTE="Uptown"]

again....SSBB doesnt require 6 buttons. Stop comparing them....it was very doable on the wiimote, SFIV is not. Also, Dead Rising is a game that can be done with the wiimote. Developers put games on systems they see fit. The Wii is not fit for street fighter IV.

Give me a real-world example of how SSBB is anything like SF? Aside from having a stage and hitting each other....

Dingerious

Once again: ****c controller. Or Gamecube pad. Welcome to 5 posts ago.

Smash Bros is a competitive fighting game. What more do you need? I suppose you're going to move the goal posts once again to "it's a Nintendo game" territory? Well if you can't compete, i guess you die off. Such is life.

By the way, "Stop comparing them...." followed by "Give me a real-world example of how SSBB is anything like SF". Well at least you're consistent in your contradictions.

If by "you've addressed nothing" you mean "i've ignored everything", then yeah, you'd be right.Dingerious

no sorry, it definitely means you havn't had a logical answer for anything.....but yes you definitely ignored everything. You ignored everything and put your own ridiculous spin on why you're upset SFIV isnt coming to your underpowered little white box with a handicapped controller and non-existent online network. Keep enjoying SSBB, and accept the fact that SFIV isn't coming to your console of choice because it doesn't make sense to develop it for that console.

[QUOTE="kage_53"][QUOTE="Dingerious"]

I imagine the 8 million or so people who bought brawl would give it a look. that's already a bigger install base than, you know, just about every hd fighter to release this gen combined.

Dingerious

I suppose that the 360 doesn't have a sandbox action game userbase because Mercenaries 2 bombed?

Edit:On topic,I won't be getting SF4 because I have never been a fan of the series and KZ 2 is just 25 days away so that's where my money is going this month.

[QUOTE="Dingerious"]If by "you've addressed nothing" you mean "i've ignored everything", then yeah, you'd be right.Uptown

no sorry, it definitely means you havn't had a logical answer for anything.....but yes you definitely ignored everything. You ignored everything and put your own ridiculous spin on why you're upset SFIV isnt coming to your underpowered little white box with a handicapped controller and non-existent online network. Keep enjoying SSBB, and accept the fact that SFIV isn't coming to your console of choice because it doesn't make sense to develop it for that console.

Holy crap you're pissed off.

I'm simply saying that it is logical to put SFIV on the Wii. You have a based that's interested in fighting games. You know that this base will accept watered-down graphics so long as they are serviceable, and you know that your online-implementation doesn't have to be as good as the other consoles. That's all proven by one title.

It doesn't get much more logical than that. Besides, I wouldn't buy the game on Wii, or any system, anyway. I suck at fighters. I just fail to see why Capcom wouldn't use common sense when deciding which platforms to develop for.

I'm getting the ps3 version when the price is right, until then I'll be picking up Killzone 2. I feel bad for those who are planning to use the 360 D-pad for Street Fighter 4, I tried play Streetfighter 2 HD remix on the 360 using the D-pad and hated every minute of it.dark-warmachine

[QUOTE="Dingerious"][QUOTE="kage_53"] Using Brawl as an example to justify your argument is not good because if the Wii's userbase had a fighting game audience you would have games like Guilty Gear Accent Core sell better than they currently do.Rockman999

I suppose that the 360 doesn't have a sandbox action game userbase because Mercenaries 2 bombed?

Nah, then it wouldn't have made sense. No JRPG has done phenominally on the 360 like Brawl has on Wii. It had to be a genre where one game did fantastic and another bombed.

My guess: Guilty Gear is a relatively niche IP. They've released like five iterations of the same game, incrementally changing it each time. It dilutes the brand. I doubt the game did overly fantastic on any platform, but I don't have any information to back that up, so it's just a guess.

PC.

Might end up buying an Arcade-In-A-Box to use with my PC & 360.

I am afriad the online will be a ghost town on PC. I just on the fence right now.Riven02

Meh, I'm not too worried about that. There's a few PC online fighting game communities out there even now (of both native and emulated games)..so as long as the game isn't *extremely* demanding, something as popular as Street Fighter should attract a pretty good-sized community.

Capcom themselves are developing the PC version (rather than outsourcing development), so I wouldn't worry about system requirements too much either. They're been pretty awesome at developing & optimizing games on the platform.

From Beyond3D

PS3, Tried SF2HD Remix on 360 and ps3.

The 360 D-pad felt horribly unresponsive =/

[QUOTE="Riven02"]I am afriad the online will be a ghost town on PC. I just on the fence right now.Velocitas8

Meh, I'm not too worried about that. There's a few PC online fighting game communities out there even now (of both native and emulated games)..so as long as the game isn't *extremely* demanding, something as popular as Street Fighter should attract a pretty good-sized community.

Capcom themselves are developing the PC version (rather than outsourcing development), so I wouldn't worry about system requirements too much either. They're been pretty awesome at developing & optimizing games on the platform.

Ohhh, have you tried DMC3 & Resident Evil 4 on the PC???

I did, and i gotta say Capcom does horrible jobs porting to PC :S

[QUOTE="Dingerious"]

[QUOTE="Uptown"]way to attempt at sounding intelligent in your response. Your only response is a gamecube controller? give me a break, really. Smash Bros. isnt even close on the competition ladder to where street fighter is.Uptown

Uh...wat?

I'll not bother replying to the same regurgitated statements that have already been addressed.

you do that. you addressed absolutely nothing....aside from saying if SSBB can do well SFIV can on the Wii as well....which isnt true at all.

Ohhh, have you tried DMC3 & Resident Evil 4 on the PC???

I did, and i gotta say Capcom does horrible jobs porting to PC :S

Idree

Wrong.

Ubisoft handled the PC versions of DMC3 and Resident Evil 4. Not Capcom. :|

Their most recent in-house-developed PC game was Devil May Cry 4, which was an awesome port. We're probably going to see the same with SFIV, and maybe even RE5. (Edit: Actually, didn't Jun Takeuchi say at one point that PC was Capcom's lead development platform for RE5?)

What's the deal with arcade sticks? Does it make you 1337 if you use one? Is it because all the pros use one? I've never bothered to ask until now. I'm fine with a gamepad. JunkTrap

Everything comes off more naturally, like using KB+M for shooters.

Also this thread just put a hilarious image in my head, SF with the gamecube controller :lol: I can't imagine how terrible that would be.

[QUOTE="JunkTrap"]What's the deal with arcade sticks? Does it make you 1337 if you use one? Is it because all the pros use one? I've never bothered to ask until now. I'm fine with a gamepad. 110million

Everything comes off more naturally, like using KB+M for shooters.

Also this thread just put a hilarious image in my head, SF with the gamecube controller :lol: I can't imagine how terrible that would be.