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Originally posted by RisingDragon
Balance changes and improved netcode and such can all be done for free using patches--like every other game company does. You're getting a few new stages, a few new characters (half of which no one even knows or cares about), and one single game mode.
SNK doesn't do it. Arc System Works did it, but you had to buy the characters anyway. Capcom didn't do it with SSF4AE.
And for characters, it all depends on personal tastes. Personally, I'm hyped as hell for most of the characters on the Marvel side. Nova, Rocket Raccoon, Doctor Strange, Ghost Rider.
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Originally posted by RisingDragon
A game mode, which I must stress, that only allows you to view other people's games, and was in fact promised to be free DLC for the first game.
Eh? They kept saying how spectator mode was impossible in MvC3. I doubt that they said it'd be a free DLC.
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Originally posted by RisingDragon
So no--you're getting screwed. Especially when you compare it to Super Street Fighter IV, in which you got several new game modes plus 10 new characters, among other things, as an addition to Street Fighter IV. In essence, you're paying $100 dollars for one incomplete game.
Characters people rarely use anyway. Watch any fighting game stream for SSF4 (not AE) and tell me the number of Hakans, Juris, Codys, T.Hawks, DeeJays, Makotos, etc that you see.
Game modes no one played either. No one played tournament mode. No one played Team Battle. Everyone was on Ranked or Endless Battle.
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Originally posted by RisingDragon
All this is is Capcom testing the limits of its fanbase and they're gonna get away with it because there's going to be people out there who'll eat this up, all because of Phoenix Wright being a playable character.
Edited by RisingDragon on August 7, 2011 at 15:30:24
I don't get why people want Phoenix Wright in a fighting game. What's he gonna do? Argue his opponents to death?