I think a simple update would have done it.... the game is the same.. dont buy it--- 40 bucks it is expensive for 10 characters, little more stages, mini games and some online features adjustment... wait for marvel vs capcom 3.. that game is going to to rock.. another thing how do you know that this campcom guys is going to realease another sf4 game maybe an ultra version who knows?? dont waste your money

anonymous comments from fragland employees supporting this crappy review. This review had to of been strictlyt o generate buzz on this site, as its so clearly off the mark with the rest of the industry reviews.

[quote]anonymous comments from fragland employees supporting this crappy review.[/quote] We don't need to be anonymous unlike... some :) And again, the review states that if you don't have the original, you can easily add a couple of percentages which makes that we're not so "off the mark with the rest of the industry reviews". And to be honest: several of these "industry reviews" listed on Metacritic give the game 100%. Sorry to say but 100% is totally unrealistic. Whether we're talking about SSFIV or just about any other game. 100% is perfect and no game is perfect.

[quote][b]Anonymous:[/b] nope your saying that. As i said before if you followed the development of this you would have realised that capcom didnt intend on making a sequel due to the financial flop that was SF3. As a result Capcom did not include the coding for DLC on the disc. It's true that software can be patched, but for a console game that depends on the original disc to be run, the amount that can be patched is dependent upon whether or not the developer coded the original disc to support it. Hope that clears it up for you ;) [quote][b]Speed:[/b] [quote]Just ask yourself this. How many games in the past from any big developers have been released with bugs, balancing issues and crashes that have required updating. I'd say a fair few. In the case of Street Fighter 4 an entirely new engine was created so there were always going to be little niggling issues that the developers didnt realise about, lets not forgot that a lot of the QC work from games comes from hardcore fans.[/quote] Usually such things are fixed afterwards by means of a "patch". [quote]Had you taken the time to follow the development of this game you would have realised that capcom had already queried releasing this as DLC but there were coding issues preventing this. Im guessing as someone who has no idea about programming you didnt realise that would be an issue.[/quote] Yup, it sounds completely logical that a developer cannot release tweaks, characters and more as DLC (in times where just about any game gets DLC) due to coding issues... IF the devs coded the game badly from the start. I mean... most of the stuff like gameplay tweaks and bugfixing is usually taken care of with patches. You trying to say that it's normal that "coding issues" prevent patching?[/quote][/quote] So You're saying that SFIV can't be patched? That's weird! There was a day one patch! And what about those ugly costumes they've released for SFIV? Wasn't that DLC? All I'm saying: You're way off... Any game released these days is created with intention that they can be patched or add DLC. These aren't the days were cartridges still ruled the world and a hard drive was only something you found in PC's...

oops forgot to log in... that's me above... no reason to be anonymous :P