aerialgroove:
> Oh I see you still don’t get that 1. Fei Long is based on Bruce Lee, so he fits, 2. they’re just bonus characters for the home version, so what’s the point? 3. I never said what they will do but what would fit, but it seems to be way too complicated for you. You’re probably just too ignorant. What is there to “whatch out” for?
From what I know, they’re not bonus characters. They’re part of the cast as intended; the arcade version is actually incomplete. It’s nowhere near finished. Don’t let the recent “confirmation” of Dan and Fei fool you; they (and the others) were planned from long ago.
Even so, now you’re claiming there’s a difference between arcade and home versions as far as what “counts” with regard to who fits in SF? Wow, that’s stupid.
Anyway, just to remind you, you have ultimately pigeonholed SF into something that it is not, has never been, and never will be. It’s all in your head. Reality proves otherwise. You kept mentioning Hokuto no Ken as if it were some sort of standard - it’s not. Never was. Never will be. They borrowed a number of elements from it for SF2, but that was it. And now with SFIV, with an overall “return to SF2” schtick going in, they’re going to include characters that you don’t think belong in SFIV at all, due to an entirely made up perception of the series that doesn’t exist in the real world.
> I’m glad there are still people who demand quality and consider not buying something because they’re not satisfied.
I have no problem with this. But I find it very odd that a very minor aspect of the game (considering the genre) is enough to make someone adamantly refuse to buy when he would have otherwise (and he still doesn’t know the full story; would he still refuse to buy it if you can simply switch the voices to JPN, for example?). If this were, say, a collection of voice work or a drama CD, I might understand finding umbrage with voice actors you don’t like. But since it’s a fighting game, where the important stuff is the fighting, I would imagine that that would take priority. Or the characters appearing. Or the storyline. Lord knows SF fans have had to put up with occasional lousy voices since SSF2, but I can’t imagine anyone who’s a fan of SF refusing to play, say, Super Turbo because a couple voices annoy him. That’s Monk-level nitpicking.
Also, LOL. Pointing out a simple typo = epic failure. Thanks for admitting defeat.
re: endings
Hmm. They changed Gief’s ending from what they were originally going with. That sounds… kinda violent actually. o_O
Anyone posted Honda’s ending yet? I sure hope they kept that from what I heard. It was awesome.
Say, how do you use spoiler tags on SRK anyway?
vasili10:
I can’t find anything about “caramale” relating to food. I can only find “calamare” (dishes involving squid). 
Yes, a number of El Fuerte moves seems to involve bending his opponent into a pretzel, interlocking his feet into them in the process. I think “suppressor” is the best fit until someone can think of something better.
“Dragon Suplex” is a wrestling move, so it has nothing to do with animals per se. However, “Flying Mare” is also apparently a wrestling move (only just found this out! I find it odd because I’ve never heard any move called by such a name in all my years of watching wrestling), so you were right. 
