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Unless you happen to work for one of these companies? You're not a publisher, you can go on about costs and risks, but your knowledge on that subject is about as vast as my own. If it was up to you, I feel like we'd have less characters and stages then Smash 64, and we'd have to just pay for the rest. Remember Street Fighter x Tekken and it's ON THE DISC dlc? Literally content already completed and made, then cut out to sell later on.Ĭompare this to something like Smash Bros Ultimate, that game has a HUGE roaster in the base game, and the DLC characters actually feel like 'extra' content and not something that should of been in base game to begin with. The DLC characters in Tekken 7 use to be Base characters, its not extra content, the base game is watered down as hell lol just depends how it is handled, and fighting games are terrible with it

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Sun 27th Oct You're free to have your opinion of course, and I'll try to respect thatīut I think you have me figured wrong, I don't have a problem with ALL dlc.

The buttons in place of the d-pad on the Switch aren't ideal either, but I'm getting used to them, and there are attachments with actual d-pads on them.

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I have SFA3M on PSP but the d-pad sucks on the PSP I have, I'd rather not shell out more money to buy a Vita so I can also buy the game again, and the Switch has more buttons so I can assign shortcuts like 3 simultaneous punches to extras without having to sacrifice dedicated single attack buttons. Personally, I'd like some Darkstalkers games (I can't believe they never put one on the DS) along with Pocket Fighter (Super Gem Fighters Mini Mix), Super Puzzle Fighter II Turbo, and Street Fighter Alpha 3 MAX on the Switch.

Bringing some of the older Street Fighter and SF-related games to Switch individually on eShop would be nice though. I think Capcom should wait a while before even considering Street Fighter VI at all, whether to a Nintendo system or not.

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The Street Fighter series seems to be getting stale lately and there's only so much you can do to keep it fresh but not overly complicated. Silicon Valley believe it or not had its companies until recently focused on growth over profit and you can read it in the New York Times, with the sarcastic headline that went something along the lines of "making money: a novel idea in in Silicon Valley."

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My professional and personal opinion is that no, not all companies focus on shareholders (making money) if we look at things like corporate social responsibility, and if you’re following some trends the past decade, stakeholders are actually valued as much if not moreso these days. Not how I would characterize it as "how the world works" because it's not: it's an overly capitalistic view of things, presented with absolutely no uncertainty while being uninformed of current events or about business and economics.

Sat 26th Oct fine, you’re entitled to your personal opinion (albeit it being a broad, sweeping platitude) about companies in general.

Ultimate – even as an assist trophy similar to Guile, now that Ryu and Ken were both in the game. One other interesting question raised during this event was about the possibility of Blanka being added to Super Smash Bros. So, I think they're the ones you need to convince, so go and mob that booth.Īpart from Ultra Street Fighter II: The Final Challengers, the only other Street Fighter game on the Switch is the 30th Anniversary Collection. Here's Ono's reply, courtesy of his translator:Ĭan you go over to the Nintendo booth and maybe just like shout that at the VIPs in the backstage, because they're the ones you really need to talk to, not me.Įven our previous Nintendo title Ultra Street Fighter II, Nintendo came to us and said we want to do something with Street Fighter II because it's been 25 years since it came out on previous Nintendo consoles. In the same interview at EGX 2019 recently, Capcom and Street Fighter producer Yoshinori Ono responded to a fan question asking if there were any plans to bring the fourth or fifth entries in the series to the Nintendo Switch.