So these look quite shiny. Is there a thin plexi/film, or is it attached directly to the art? Is the art replaceable without a plexi?
I just watched a vid on gamespot showing off hakan. The guy mentioned that the game will cost $40 or so… is this just an add-on to the original game?? Cause I have SFIV for 360 but want to get SSFIV for PS3.
Not an add-on, it’s a full game.
Unfortunately you won’t be able to unlock some exclusive content with it if you decide to get the PS3 version instead of the 360 version (since you already have SF4 for it).
So to get the exclusive content I will need to have the original SFIV?? What exactly is this content?? Thanks
Right. It hasn’t been revealed yet. But rumors says it’s Colors 11 & 12.
seriously? that is the bonus that we get for not selling our games?
Be patient! The official announcement of what it really is and the method to unlock it will be revealed soon!
How much are you expecting to get? lol…
We are already getting a metric shit-ton of content and new characters. Oh, and it’s $40. Can anyone really complain?
QFT!
Whatever it is, I’m sure it’ll be cool.
definitely expecting to get more than 2 colors.
you’re right we are getting a lot of new stuff, but when brand new games developed from scratch are priced at $60, a $40 add-on isn’t exactly a loyal fan service.
And when Ono announces that there will be bonus content for players who do not sell their game (SFIV still going for $25+ used on eBay right now) I really expected something more than just 2 colors. Perhaps some free costume packs or a $10 rebate.
For those who aren’t drowned in cash by their parents, this kind of stuff does matter. And it does seem dirty that they would keep this bonus a secret for just long enough until our original discs are worth nothing.
But I’m a loyal SF fan and would have gladly paid $60 for Super, so I’m not complaining about the price, just a little disappointed if that is all we will get for not selling our games.
Well that sucks. Time to mod my TvC stick then…
Canadians should look at this user http://shop.ebay.ca/targetpcinc/m.html?_nkw=fightstick&_sacat=0&_trksid=p3911.m270.l1313&_odkw=madcatz&_osacat=0
I’ve bought from them before and they ship relatively quickly (2 weeks). The price can’t be really beat either $155 (CAN) shipped seems great and its pretty much the only place we can get one. I’ll let everyone know when I recieve mine.
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Use a Package Forwarding Service such as this.
EDIT: I got my stick in today, just a little over a week shipping wise. But the customs charges made me =/
I love the art to the new ssf4 s tourny edition sticks!
:looney:
This is my first arcade stick, so I could easily be wrong. But I can’t help but notice the almost effortless sensitivity the push-buttons have on the TE-S. I figured there would have been at least some resistance, but I often find myself pushing down the buttons on accident by simply resting my fingers on them. Is this a problem with all arcade sticks? Am I just being overly critical?
You’re not wrong; that’s how the buttons are supposed to feel. Sanwa buttons are particularly touchy, much more so than what you might have remembered US arcade buttons feeling like. It takes a little getting used to.
You could always try out Seimitsu buttons. They have more resistance than Sanwa buttons and you can rest your fingers on them, too.
thats how sanwa buttons are. i would learn to get used to them because they are the standard for street fighter. all the SFIV arcade cabinets have these buttons, and all the pros use these buttons. i think there are advantages of them being sensitive. you can double tap buttons easily. just try doing sagat’s fake kick. i have a harder time doing it on my seimitsu buttons.
I just say you get used to them and keep practicing because you will eventually begin to love the buttons.
Thanks MarkMan I just may jump on the deal sometime this weekend.