That doesn’t mean SHIT!
How can you call someone the “Greatest player in history” if he hasn’t played anyone outside of America. 
There is no proof of this, just people’s opinons.
Greatest SF2 player in the history of American SF, yes, but overall, not by a longshot.
I’m the greatest SF player in the history of my house.
They should be, if they’re standard PC parts. The Taito Type X2 was designed to be upgradable, so I’d think that is indeed the case. Following from that, it wouldn’t make much sense if that flexibility only applied to the hardware side of things, so software upgrades should not necessitate a hard drive switch, either.
The above is pure conjecture, obviously.
Well according to him, they aren’t. shrug
what?
Sounds like your arcade operator installed 4 in a shitty cab. All the noir and vewlix cabs I’ve played 4 on are fine.
If I understand correctly, the HDs themselves aren’t the expensive part; it’s the data.
Yeah sort of what makes copyrights important. Its not the book so much as the written words. So to speak.
If that’s the case, then the argument isn’t that an upgrade is too expensive for Capcom, but that it’s too expensive for arcade operators. There’s two different arguments there, and I’m not quite sure we’re all on the same page.
Anyhow, if the license keys are the only expensive thing, Capcom can just lower their price. That’s not necessarily going to help their profit margins, though, which may well be why they’re putting the console versions first.
Hell yeah!!! So am I!!
Who was arguing expenses for capcom? It’s the arcades that have to buy, maintain, and, upgrade their machines.
Xbox and ps3 ONLY it’s already said by capcom.
maybe they get an netcorde wheres like no lag?
and ppl cry about arcade and social aspect:
internet + headset/webcam
meet up at someones home and play?
if they have the time to travel to an arcade they can travel to a friend/person aswell.
and it’s cheaper 
Because playing the same people over and over is better than playing multiple random people of different playstyles and skill levels.
:rolleyes:
when I go to the arcade I have the opportunity to play against players like gootecks, Mike ross, combojack, kai, bustabust, alex valle, etc.
I’m not about to invite all those niggas to my house.
I will
Fuck 90% of them only live a few hours from me anyways.
But i never spoke against an arcade release,just that that japan is so much better then we are.
Keno might steal my TV :[
Yes I agree.
Double fixed. At least people at my arcade mix it up, online is just Shoryu Fighter 4.
Stop sounding so bitter and stay out of the thread if you don’t care about arcade releases.
They are using their same old shitty input lag netcode. Whenever I play SF4 online, I don’t really play SF4. I play “retarded lag fighter 4.”
As much as I enjoy hosting, you might find this shocking: my local arcade fits more people than my tiny Asian apartment. I don’t exactly have room for 3 pairs of people to play here. Most of the tournies go down at arcades too so… going to arcades is just preferable for most people in the scene.
No offense guys, but if all you know about the SF scene is playing randoms online, you probably just don’t get it.
The people that this post is directed to are going to call you an elitist; they need to shut up in advance because you are completely right.
Thats actually one of the saner things posted in this thread man.
Yeah, I’m just going to invite a load of random breh’s into my appartment
Seconded :rock:
At it’s best, with all the right factors and everything perfect, online play is just about almost as good as Arcade. But all of those factors are never met, and online shit inevitably is laggy, teaches you online tactics that’d never work IRL (Full screen Honda headbutts/Blanka balls are a god tier online tactic when you can’t shoru on reaction) and never teaches you how to deal with the pressure of playing in a real environment.