IGN - Two of the biggest fighting franchises of all time hook up for one doozy of a brawler.
Or it's about to leave the storefront like another Capcom title.
With Street Fighter 6 now upon us, it's time to look back at some classic Street Fighter titles, beginning with Street Fighter X Tekken.
It was a cool gamble imo. In reality, everyone were waiting for Namco version, Tekken X Street Fighter.
Yep, played very little of it, but from what I played, it was serviceable enough. Could've been better? Yes, but then again, you can say that about pretty much anything.
What killed this game was their planned reliance on GaaS with the whole gem system. It made little sense and made the game extremely unbalanced. Not to mention the unbalance of most of the characters, especially on the Tekken side
Ahhh the game that Capcom had DLC on the disc on release yet you had to pay to unlock it
VGChartz's Daniel Parker: "Tekken and Street Fighter - two giants of the head-to-head fighting genre. A clashing of decades-old titans that was once thought to be a dream matchup that would never happen. It ignited a flame of excitement that quickly fizzled out and became a cautionary tale for game developers."
Amazing review for an amazing fighting game. Have it pre ordered and waiting for tomorrow. Day one purchase. Its a shame I have to wait for Bryan Fury DLC which is already on the disc but I will survive. Ryu + Bison combo with an online friend for now.
Rated E For Everyone
I just pre ordered it. I know about the on disc DLC, but I dont even play as half the characters. If I am getting DLC it'll only be Lars.
Best fighting game ever
Man, I really love capcom fighting games. honestly, the whole "I'll wait for a super turbo remix edition" thing is getting really old on here.It's seriously becoming a broken meme. People are acting like capcom didn't put effort into making a good game at all. They did. I still think there dlc stuff is beyond evil, but I just don't buy it. However, most of their super stuff this gen (besides UMVC3) was at least a year after and for a lot less. I bought SFIV and thought it was great. I bought SSFIV a little over a year later for 40 bucks and thought it was infinitely better. It's not to say that SFIV wasn't great, SSFIV really just thought of everything. There has been a $60 COD game every year and people are like "oh, that's just activision milking COD no big deal" but everyone dumps on capcom.
All of these reviews mention Scramble, yet no one has gone further into their explanations. I can imagine a player would have to change their strategies quite a bit while fighting in this mode.