It's certainly milking it.

But at least the addition for Super were considered worthwhile. Let's see how Arcade Edition fares. I think they're doing it as a paid DLC patch so they are aware that it isn't advisable to charge full price for a game that features just balance tweaks and a few new characters.

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when it is a fighting game and being sold as a full-price title.

Would you mind telling me whats wrong with a fighting games being full priced?

I fail to see it.

Nothing wrong for a fighting game to be full priced but the I meant the reworked versions like SSFIV,which I beleived retailed at a tad steeper price than it was supposed to be.Especially guys who already had the original.

Looks like Capcom heard the PC community and removed some of the DRM. Previously, if you weren't online you were restricted to 15 of the 39 characters for all offline modes. This is great news and I'm now more than willing to purchase the game. Thoughts?

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All I know so far is Evil Ryu, Oni Akuma (or just Oni whatever) and Yin and Yang (twins I believe)

madsnakehhh

I guess this is great, however it should be optional if you want to pay for the characters via DLC, and it shouldn't be forced in the whole package, it should be a free or an extremely cheap patch to fix the balance and add the new features and then sell the characters separately.

Not really rejoicing.siLVURcross

Why? Would you prefer nothing at all?

So? how much this will cost? $40, sadly i can see this happening.

So we'll get the Arcade Edition and hopefully by the end of this year Continnum Shift 2 too, great, and i hope Arc Systems show Capcom how a DLC must be done since they said it will be either really cheap or maybe even free.

madsnakehhh

You really think they would charge 40 bucks for this? I seriously doubt it.... it will probally be within the 15 to 20 dollar range max.