Super Street Fighter 4 AE DLC Reveal Trailer, coming to consoles as DLC
Super Street Fighter 4 AE DLC CONFIRMED June 7th release date @ $15!
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Super Street Fighter IV Arcade Edition
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Super SFIV Arcade Edition arriving June 7 for 360, PS3 and PC
New edition brings four new characters, plus various online tweaks
Words: Brett Elston, GamesRadar US
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It’s probably the worst kept secret of the year, but we can finally officially say Super SFIV Arcade Edition is coming to 360 and PS3 as a $15 DLC add-on. The update brings sick-nasty fighters Yun and Yang to the mix, as well as overpowered boss characters Evil Ryu and Oni (aka Shin Akuma). But uh, we kinda knew most of that already, so is there any other good news? Actually, yes – Arcade Edition will also hit PC, marking the first time the Super SFIV world has appeared on the platform.
As AE is merely an add-on to Super SFIV, all players can compete in the same matchmaking arenas. If you only have SSFIV, for example, you’ll still be able to engage in fights with those who bought AE; in those instances, SSFIV rules and balances take precedence. And if you didn’t buy SSFIV at all? Arcade Edition will also appear as a physical disc in crusty old caveman stores, containing SSFIV and AE in one package. All of these versions talk to each other online, so no matter which version you choose, you’ll end up in the same pool.
Above: So thoroughly wicked!
Other additions include the ability to follow your favorite expert players in the Replay Channel. You can follow up to five at a time, and receive updates any time they post a new replay. Additionally, there will be a new “Elite” channel that only contains replays from players with 3000 player points or more. As for actual gameplay changes, Capcom said it’s improved matchmaking in general (which has been irksome since launch) and has made it so your motto and BP/PP display along the top of each online match. This perhaps makes the HUD kind of cluttered, but it does add more character and personality to the match.
Above: Akuma goes super saiyan 5, turns blue, becomes Oni
We’ll have a review up for Arcade Edition when it arrives in June, or you could sniff out an arcade and see if it’s imported the actual unit from Japan. It’s been out there for months, and several have appeared in the US, so if you’re really dying to get your hands on it, it’s totally possible.
Oh shit… I just realized this launches during E3 week. Uuuh that review might be a day or two late…
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Super Street Fighter IV Arcade Edition
Summary | » News | Cheats | Guides | Comments | FeedRSS
Super SFIV Arcade Edition arriving June 7 for 360, PS3 and PC
New edition brings four new characters, plus various online tweaks
Words: Brett Elston, GamesRadar US
3 Comments
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Share / Save
It’s probably the worst kept secret of the year, but we can finally officially say Super SFIV Arcade Edition is coming to 360 and PS3 as a $15 DLC add-on. The update brings sick-nasty fighters Yun and Yang to the mix, as well as overpowered boss characters Evil Ryu and Oni (aka Shin Akuma). But uh, we kinda knew most of that already, so is there any other good news? Actually, yes – Arcade Edition will also hit PC, marking the first time the Super SFIV world has appeared on the platform.
As AE is merely an add-on to Super SFIV, all players can compete in the same matchmaking arenas. If you only have SSFIV, for example, you’ll still be able to engage in fights with those who bought AE; in those instances, SSFIV rules and balances take precedence. And if you didn’t buy SSFIV at all? Arcade Edition will also appear as a physical disc in crusty old caveman stores, containing SSFIV and AE in one package. All of these versions talk to each other online, so no matter which version you choose, you’ll end up in the same pool.
Above: So thoroughly wicked!
Other additions include the ability to follow your favorite expert players in the Replay Channel. You can follow up to five at a time, and receive updates any time they post a new replay. Additionally, there will be a new “Elite” channel that only contains replays from players with 3000 player points or more. As for actual gameplay changes, Capcom said it’s improved matchmaking in general (which has been irksome since launch) and has made it so your motto and BP/PP display along the top of each online match. This perhaps makes the HUD kind of cluttered, but it does add more character and personality to the match.
Above: Akuma goes super saiyan 5, turns blue, becomes Oni
We’ll have a review up for Arcade Edition when it arrives in June, or you could sniff out an arcade and see if it’s imported the actual unit from Japan. It’s been out there for months, and several have appeared in the US, so if you’re really dying to get your hands on it, it’s totally possible.
Oh shit… I just realized this launches during E3 week. Uuuh that review might be a day or two late…
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The following is a list of titles NOT PRESENT at Captivate 2011 - They were not shown in any form and/or were not talked about. Mega Man Legends 3 was scheduled to make an appearance via early prototype build, but delays in Japan with the quakes unfortunately cut it out of the show lineup.
DmC (Devil May Cry)
Marvel vs Capcom 3 DLC
Monster Hunter
Mega Man Legends 3
Street Fighter 3 3rd Strike: Online Edition
Resident Evil Revelations
The games that WERE PRESENT:
Street Fighter X Tekken (PS3/360) TRAILER
Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City (PS3/360/PC)
Resident Evil: The Mercenaries 3D (3DS)
Asura's Wrath (PS3, 360)
Super Street Fighter IV: Arcade Edition (PS3/360/PC)
New games Announced:
Dragon's Dogma (PS3, 360) TRAILER
Dead Rising 2: Off The Record (PS3, 360) TRAILER
IMPRESSIONS:
Dragon's Dogma
Director: Hideaki Itsuno
Dragon's Dogma has the largest development team in Capcom history. The game is fully open-world, but has a main line story you can choose to follow or you can opt to explore at your own pace. Not much was divulged about the story itself, but it does have to do with an ancient sleeping dragon choosing a warrior to be his servent, and thus you must embark on a quest to see the dragon's will done.
You can choose between three classes: Strider (think ranger) a mage, or a fighter. You hit the field and will receive objectives and sidequests and can try and complete them alone, but you are best to recruit "pawns" to your cause. You can meet any NPC in towns or out in the wilderness and have them be AI controlled team mates who will greatly assist you in taking down mythological monsters (Griffons, Hydras) or raiding a temple or saving villagers, etc.
The gameplay is fast and action-orientated, but there is lots of strategy and RPG elements under the hood. In the playable demo, you can only choose the strider, where you have a light attack, strong attack and one special move for each, in this case, daggers. You also have a ranged attack (bow and arrow) and most interesting of all, a "grab button".
In the demo, you must kill a massive eagle headed griffon, and this is where the grab button comes in handy. You can choose to fight the griffon while it's flying in the air, you hack at it when it's on the ground, but you can also grab onto the griffon from any angle you want, beak, tail, legs, then proceed to hack at it until it throws you off, or comes crashing to the ground.
Meanwhile, your fighter and mage companions can help you in various ways, the mage can imbue your daggers or arrows with fire, which will be able to set the griffon ablaze, if this happens while the griffon is airborn, his feathers will burn up, and he'll come crashing down in spectacular fashion.
The fighter meanwhile, can call to you, and let you know they will give you a boost by holding out their arms. The will then catapult you into the sky, where you can grab onto the griffon in mid-flight. Awesome stuff.
Smaller enemies, such as goblins will also join in on the battle, and pester you while the griffon flies overhead and tries to dive bomb the entire party. Once you get the griffon down to the ground, you have to work hard to slay it while it's there, less it take to the skies again. Once dead however, the griffon will be covered in blood, and it's feathers will be ripped and torn, you really feel like you just barely won an epic battle.
The sound track is fully orchestrated, and amazing, think Shadow of the Colossus, but even more bombastic.
Graphically, the game is amazing, draw distances to die for, tons of dust/rocks debris shooting all over the place when the griffon comes crashing down...
One of the most awe-inspiring sights, was when the griffon was hovering in front of the sun, waiting to attack your party, every individual sunbeam was poking through the folds of it's feathers, making it look like the most majestic fucking creature ever.
DmC (Devil May Cry)
Marvel vs Capcom 3 DLC
Monster Hunter
Mega Man Legends 3
Street Fighter 3 3rd Strike: Online Edition
Resident Evil Revelations
The games that WERE PRESENT:
Street Fighter X Tekken (PS3/360) TRAILER
Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City (PS3/360/PC)
Resident Evil: The Mercenaries 3D (3DS)
Asura's Wrath (PS3, 360)
Super Street Fighter IV: Arcade Edition (PS3/360/PC)
New games Announced:
Dragon's Dogma (PS3, 360) TRAILER
Dead Rising 2: Off The Record (PS3, 360) TRAILER
IMPRESSIONS:
Dragon's Dogma
Director: Hideaki Itsuno
Dragon's Dogma has the largest development team in Capcom history. The game is fully open-world, but has a main line story you can choose to follow or you can opt to explore at your own pace. Not much was divulged about the story itself, but it does have to do with an ancient sleeping dragon choosing a warrior to be his servent, and thus you must embark on a quest to see the dragon's will done.
You can choose between three classes: Strider (think ranger) a mage, or a fighter. You hit the field and will receive objectives and sidequests and can try and complete them alone, but you are best to recruit "pawns" to your cause. You can meet any NPC in towns or out in the wilderness and have them be AI controlled team mates who will greatly assist you in taking down mythological monsters (Griffons, Hydras) or raiding a temple or saving villagers, etc.
The gameplay is fast and action-orientated, but there is lots of strategy and RPG elements under the hood. In the playable demo, you can only choose the strider, where you have a light attack, strong attack and one special move for each, in this case, daggers. You also have a ranged attack (bow and arrow) and most interesting of all, a "grab button".
In the demo, you must kill a massive eagle headed griffon, and this is where the grab button comes in handy. You can choose to fight the griffon while it's flying in the air, you hack at it when it's on the ground, but you can also grab onto the griffon from any angle you want, beak, tail, legs, then proceed to hack at it until it throws you off, or comes crashing to the ground.
Meanwhile, your fighter and mage companions can help you in various ways, the mage can imbue your daggers or arrows with fire, which will be able to set the griffon ablaze, if this happens while the griffon is airborn, his feathers will burn up, and he'll come crashing down in spectacular fashion.
The fighter meanwhile, can call to you, and let you know they will give you a boost by holding out their arms. The will then catapult you into the sky, where you can grab onto the griffon in mid-flight. Awesome stuff.
Smaller enemies, such as goblins will also join in on the battle, and pester you while the griffon flies overhead and tries to dive bomb the entire party. Once you get the griffon down to the ground, you have to work hard to slay it while it's there, less it take to the skies again. Once dead however, the griffon will be covered in blood, and it's feathers will be ripped and torn, you really feel like you just barely won an epic battle.
The sound track is fully orchestrated, and amazing, think Shadow of the Colossus, but even more bombastic.
Graphically, the game is amazing, draw distances to die for, tons of dust/rocks debris shooting all over the place when the griffon comes crashing down...
One of the most awe-inspiring sights, was when the griffon was hovering in front of the sun, waiting to attack your party, every individual sunbeam was poking through the folds of it's feathers, making it look like the most majestic fucking creature ever.
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bcotton2000@yahoo.com;2348268 said:I should just make this the Captivate thread, cant wait to see new stuff from Tekken X Street Fighter and the MVC3 DLC character reveals
http://www.capcom.co.jp/DD/
http://www.eventhubs.com/news/2011/apr/05/capcom-launches-teaser-site-titled-simply-dd/
Capcom launches teaser site titled simply 'DD'
Capcom launches teaser site titled simply 'DD'
Posted by Catalyst on April 5, 2011 at 7:48 p.m.
Updated: Oldboy posted in the comments that Capcom registered a trademark for the name Dragon's Dogma, which seemingly matches up really closely with this teaser site.
Launching something that may or may not be fighting game related, Capcom Japan put up a new website with the title "DD" and a countdown timer ending in about 7 days.
There's an outline around the timer, and the silhouette is difficult to make out, but it doesn't appear to be Frank West this time around.
Capcom's Captivate event starts tomorrow and there will be an explosion of new information concerning their fighting games on April 12, 2011, when the press embargo is lifted.
If you have any idea what to make of this, or just want to speculate, feel free to leave a comment below.
Dragons Dogma debut trailer
[video=youtube;ZsJ3XwTkjWo]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZsJ3XwTkjWo[/video]
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think Im gonna cop the disc if its the same price
details and PS3/360 cover art for disc version!
Main information
DLC release date: June 7, 2011
DLC Price: $14.99 USD or 1,200 Microsoft Points
Disc release date: June 24, 2011 for Europe, 28th in North America, 30th in Japan.
PC release date: July 2011.
Platforms: PC, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3
Roster size: Right now Capcom states there are 39 people on the roster, with the additions of Yang, Yun, Evil Ryu and Oni.
Cover of PS3 and Xbox 360 versions
Click images for larger versions
Features rundown
• Updated Character Balancing: Features all new character balancing, further refining gameplay. According to the trailer, it's the same balancing that's in the current Arcade Edition, although rumors maintain there will be additional tweaks.
• All playable SSFIV characters will be unlocked out of the box, including Yun & Yang, Oni, and Evil Ryu.
• There will be alternative costumes for Yang, Yun, Evil Ryu and Oni.
Updated Replay Channel
• Replay Follower: Be able to follow up to 5 separate player replays making it easier to find your favorite players’ latest replay.
• My Channel Advanced: Allows players to distribute their replay data to up to 50 players.
• Elite Channel: Watch replay data from elite players who have a rating of 3000 player points (PP) or more.
details and PS3/360 cover art for disc version!
Main information
DLC release date: June 7, 2011
DLC Price: $14.99 USD or 1,200 Microsoft Points
Disc release date: June 24, 2011 for Europe, 28th in North America, 30th in Japan.
PC release date: July 2011.
Platforms: PC, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3
Roster size: Right now Capcom states there are 39 people on the roster, with the additions of Yang, Yun, Evil Ryu and Oni.
Cover of PS3 and Xbox 360 versions
Click images for larger versions
Features rundown
• Updated Character Balancing: Features all new character balancing, further refining gameplay. According to the trailer, it's the same balancing that's in the current Arcade Edition, although rumors maintain there will be additional tweaks.
• All playable SSFIV characters will be unlocked out of the box, including Yun & Yang, Oni, and Evil Ryu.
• There will be alternative costumes for Yang, Yun, Evil Ryu and Oni.
Updated Replay Channel
• Replay Follower: Be able to follow up to 5 separate player replays making it easier to find your favorite players’ latest replay.
• My Channel Advanced: Allows players to distribute their replay data to up to 50 players.
• Elite Channel: Watch replay data from elite players who have a rating of 3000 player points (PP) or more.
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vagrant-718
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bcotton2000@yahoo.com;2370693 said:
basically a goty edition then
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vagrant-718
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bcotton2000@yahoo.com;2370770 said:
I got both and barely used them so u probably aint missing much from pack#3
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