Street Fighter X (Cross) Tekken/Tekken X (Cross) Street Fighter

[Terrax]

Random crap i noticed

Kaz wavedashes under fireballs
Chain combos
Ryu has the Mule Kick and it wallbounces
Nancy fighting a tank on the bridge
Some guy hiding under a servbot head

[Sousuke]

i loved how the crouch dash went under those hadoken. like a knife through butter.

[wakigatame]

Far more excited about the new MK than this game.

[Slamtastic]

Far more excited about the new MK than this game.

Indeed.

[Needlecrash]

The game looks fucking awesome! It seems to be pretty promising no lie about that.

[Norieaga]

I will buy all these games. Hopefully they get the gameplay down properly!

[ihira]

I guess Darkstalkers really is not that popular if Ono chose another cross over game.

[Yin]

The game engine clearly ISN’T SF4, it just uses the same graphical engine. Which is obvious, because to do this game from scratch graphically would be a waste of money for everyone involved. And of course they will have place holders in the background. This is version 0.

I wasn’t gonna do this anymore, I told myself, but… That’s not how a game engine works.
Engine is not gameplay and it is not graphical style. Engines are frameworks, skeletons of the game.
The engine doesn’t force models to look beefy or gameplay to be slow. Those things are totally customizable. I’m pretty sure you could recreate GGXX with Quake 1 models in the SFIV engine, if you wanted to.

This game clearly uses the SFIV engine and assets(the models and textures = the character/stage graphics = not an engine). This does NOT mean that it will neccesarily play like SFIV at all, though it might. It’s totally up to the designers, the use of the SFIV engine does not tie them down at all. But the more it’s like SFIV, the less work/time is going to be needed of course.

[ZeonTheUnborn]

TTT was by far the most fun tekken game, so that’s a good start.

Oh God, here we go. It’s just like the Samurai Shodown 2 game is the best. Look man, unless you can provide valid points as to why it was fun or better than the other games in the series, then don’t talk about something you have no clue about.

Back on topic. Well, I’m wondering how this game is going to deal with all the fireball characters. It could become the fact that sf characters will dominate because of fireballs. Edit: I just read Souske’s post. Kaz’s CD went under the fireball? LOL! YES!

Other than that, I really don’t know what to think about the game. I’ll have to wait till it comes out I guess.

[ubeJaleya]

Looking forward to these matchups:

Vega vs Yoshimitsu
Eddy vs Dee Jay
Juri vs Hwoarang
Heihachi vs Akuma

Roger vs. Dudley.

Match of da century.

Though indeed Roger uses their feet, better suited for Sagat or Adon, possibly. Blah. /childishexcitement

[Sylari]

Oh God, here we go. It’s just like the Samurai Shodown 2 game is the best. Look man, unless you can provide valid points as to why it was fun or better than the other games in the series, then don’t talk about something you have no clue about.

Has no clue because his opinion doesn’t line up with yours?

Back on topic. Well, I’m wondering how this game is going to deal with all the fireball characters. It could become the fact that sf characters will dominate because of fireballs. Edit: I just read Souske’s post. Kaz’s CD went under the fireball? LOL! YES!

Give 'em different ways to get around fireballs… These posts make it sound like you’re screwed in SF if you don’t have a good fireball >.>

[Logan_Sama]

A Devil Jin vs Akuma teaser video is all I want to see. Thx

[The_Electrifying_One]

So as of right now am I to understand that the Namco developed counterpart, ‘Tekken x Streetfighter’ is still a rumour, with only the one game 100% confirmed?

Can people please stop saying it’s the SF4 engine/looks like SFIV. That’s like saying CVS2 looked like Alpha 1. Some of the assets are recycled but the gameplay looks significantly different, with chains, staggers, wall bounce, Rival School duos, double SRK and other combos suggesting it will play differently.

Also a game being in ‘alpha’ is much, much, much later down the dev line. The last game I worked on, our alpha was the milestone just prior to beta. In a two year dev cycle, the alpha came at about month 22 of the 24 or so months we spent on the game. This is the very, very first build.

Look, the camera-holding guy in the immediate background is copy pasted from the Korea stage on SSF4, right? It’s just to show off the concept and get hype.

[LordxMugen]

Dan vs Gon!

Make it happen Namco

[Demon_Dash]

So as of right now am I to understand that the Namco developed counterpart, ‘Tekken x Streetfighter’ is still a rumour, with only the one game 100% confirmed?

Can people please stop saying it’s the SF4 engine/looks like SFIV. That’s like saying CVS2 looked like Alpha 1. Some of the assets are recycled but the gameplay looks significantly different, with chains, staggers, wall bounce, Rival School duos, double SRK and other combos suggesting it will play differently.

Also a game being in ‘alpha’ is much, much, much later down the dev line. The last game I worked on, our alpha was the milestone just prior to beta. In a two year dev cycle, the alpha came at about month 22 of the 24 or so months we spent on the game. This is the very, very first build.

Look, the camera-holding guy in the immediate background is copy pasted from the Korea stage on SSF4, right? It’s just to show off the concept and get hype.

Even the onscreen data prior to loading says “build 0”

[k4polo]

you know I am hyped for this. I am probably one of the few people who plays hardcore in Tekken and SF.

I am too HYPED. I am hyped for both games actually.

I now want Tekken vs VF. Wanted that for the longest lol.

[Yin]

So as of right now am I to understand that the Namco developed counterpart, ‘Tekken x Streetfighter’ is still a rumour, with only the one game 100% confirmed?

I think both games are confirmed, this is from Gamespots liveblog of the conference:

[12:44] Namco has something to announce today as well.

[12:44] Harada says Street Fighter x Tekken is being developed by Ono, but he has a Tekken x Street Fighter game he’ll develop at Namco.

[12:44] Nothing is shown of that project, unfortunately.

[Dragonfave723]

Here’s a Famitsu interview with Ono (translated by Andriasang):

Yoshinori Ono Details Street Fighter x Tekken (andriasang.com, 07.25.2010)

Development on the game began just one or two months prior, said Ono, although they began real discussions about the project with Namco Bandai about one year back. Even prior to this, Ono said, he and Harada had talked about doing something together.

Capcom’s past dealings with Namco Bandai appear to have contributed to the realization of this project. While joking that the main reason for the tie-up was that he and Harada are such good friends, Ono also pointed to Capcom’s work with Namco Bandai on the Gundam arcade games.

The project began when Ono and his staff shared the idea with CEO Haruhiro Tsujimoto Tsujimoto and software development head Keiji Inafune, who said that they should all go meet Namco Bandai. They ended up having no hurdles even at the top levels.

Getting into the game itself, the site asked Ono what we can expect as far as characters go. Ono would only mention the characters who were shown in the demo session: Chun-Li, Ryu, Kazuya and Nina. However, he added that they’re currently thinking about putting in the early generation characters from each franchise.

Detailing the gameplay, Ono said that the staff is thinking about making the game 2 on 2. He joked that for someone his age, Marvel vs Cacom’s 3 on 3 fights is just too much.

The basics of 8-way lever and 6 button input system won’t change. However, Ono said that he’d like to add something that he referred to as an “assist” feature. He said the iPhone version of SFIV has somewhat of an answer to this desire – a feature that lets players feel that they were able to do tough moves.

Regarding a release time frame, Ono said that the target is to release the game two yeas after its announcement. He expects the next timeframe for a major announcement to be next year’s Captivate (a Capcom private event held every April in America). The reason for such an early announcement at Comic-Con was because Capcom wanted to do something for the fans.

Most of Ono’s comments with the site concerned just the Capcom side of the tie-up. This version will likely come out first, said Ono.

Development on the two sides are being handled completely separate of one another. In fact, the staff has agreed to not share information between the teams. The Capcom side will be doing their own designs for the Namco Bandai characters, and the Namco Bandai side will be doing their own designs for the Capcom characters. They’re also working separately on the gameplay side.

Ono joked that the Namco Bandai team would be none-the-wiser if the Capcom designers made Nina appear in the game naked, and likewise for Chun-Li in the other version. He also joked that they’re interested in seeing which version will get rewarded a Platinum score in Famitsu.

“We’d like to challenge one-another in all areas, including sales, and get fans of both series excited,” said Ono.

[MENTHOL]

So this means we’ll finally get a new Tekken Tag game… Just with SF characters too.

Fuck I’m hyped.

[thats_mind_games]

So as of right now am I to understand that the Namco developed counterpart, ‘Tekken x Streetfighter’ is still a rumour, with only the one game 100% confirmed?

Can people please stop saying it’s the SF4 engine/looks like SFIV. That’s like saying CVS2 looked like Alpha 1. Some of the assets are recycled but the gameplay looks significantly different, with chains, staggers, wall bounce, Rival School duos, double SRK and other combos suggesting it will play differently.

Also a game being in ‘alpha’ is much, much, much later down the dev line. The last game I worked on, our alpha was the milestone just prior to beta. In a two year dev cycle, the alpha came at about month 22 of the 24 or so months we spent on the game. This is the very, very first build.

Look, the camera-holding guy in the immediate background is copy pasted from the Korea stage on SSF4, right? It’s just to show off the concept and get hype.

think youre being ignorant to what exactly an engine is