That... was a really bad trailer... Didn't know about this game and now I don't want to know any more about it.

The problem with shorter console cycles is that a lot of developers would only make about one or two games before moving on to the next hardware. It takes about 1-2 years to develop a AAA game. That manes there's 1-2 chances to really push the hardware because if you can't maximize it, then there's little point in having the power.

At least the music should be good for the game.

We'll just see what happens.

@Furwings DK64 was $80 because of the Expansion Pak that came with the game which was mandatory for that game.

This could be really good or really bad. There are things that sound good like free-to-play games and the hackable piece which sounds like it might be upgradeable to a degree.

What sounds bad is the hackable part too as this could affect online play in various ways--especially if the software is affected by the hardware.

I'll keep an open mind toward it.

I guess we'll see what happens with those franchises.

@NolanB No need to be elitist. I didn't know Heihachi's wave dash move was called a "Wavedash." It sounded like it was game wide inclusion which is what I was referring to because "Wavedashing" as an entire game-wide technique came out of Melee--every character can do it. Technically, MvC2 had a form of it also. Don't know if I'm making sense.

But those Ubisoft studios are all working on one game. All these studios are working on different CoD games. That's the nonsense of it all. lol

@RedWaltz24 Because Wavedashing was in Melee not intentionally as a mechanic so I find it silly that it's in Playstation All-Stars as a mechanic.