Street Fighter x Tekken announced at ComicCon

Street fighter has semi magical moves(fireballs, electric shock etc), tekken has semi realistic moves, SF’ s characters don’t have a lot of moves, tekken’ s characters have infinite combo.
How can they combine them?

PS:
Greedy software house(capcom)+fanboys= street fighter 4, costumes for sf4, super street fighter 4, costumes for ssf4, marvel vs capcom 3(and obviously costumes), street fighter x tekken(and namco’s tekken x street fighter), obviously costumes for sfxt, street fighter 3 online… do i forget something?

Ryu:capcom=mario:nintendo

Mortal Combat vc DC, Marvel vs. Capcom, Street Fighter vs. Tekken… what’s next? Snow White vs. Alice? Tom & Jerry vs. Vinny the Puh? DuckTales vs. Chip ‘n’ Dale? Looking forward to see how Webby kills Daisy Duck =)

@51 Oh god, this old complaint.

Greedy would be making people pay for a new character. Costumes are entirely cosmetic. Greed =/= Profit.

@50, which is exactly why they should not do a sequel but restart the whole series & actually think through the storyline, not just slap together some dumb ideas, but in recent events, seems to be exactly what Capcom does best, some of their stupid ideas work, others do not, we’ll have to see how this game goes before we start to judge

ZOMG this is the best tekken news i’ve seen since tekken tag!! **** YEA!!!

*faith in tekken restored after abysmal tekken 6*

@53: def jam, tekken, soul calibur etc let you make an unlimited number of costumes for free, capcom gives you only a pair of costumes and let you pay FOR EVERY SINGLE additional costume.
You are right, capcom is not avid! XD

… I’d still like a new Darkstalkers though.

(@ Anti-DLC people) and there was me thinking Capcom are running a business… If you don’t want the stuff then the DLC is well, you know… OPTIONAL!

Personally I think we may see some of the Tekken characters throw projectiles! I can’t wait to see Capcom’s interpretation of the Tekken characters!! Bryan VS Sagat, Zangeif VS King or even those paired up! CAN’T WAIT :p

@58, the people are angry that those choices have been stripped from the game yet has still been charged full price for an ‘un’finished game, i don’t remember, for a random example, GTA charging for optional in-game items & there was no reason to, ofc it wasn’t nessecary to the finished game, but we apprecitaed it nevertheless

Calling a bunch of costumes “stripping” out a game means you really need to change your priorities. Heck, they added an extra game mode COMPLETELY FOR FREE!

And people still bitch. Dear god.

The game is just as complete with or without them. My Hadoken is not going to hit for harder if I don’t have Ryu’s extra costume, and I’m not being made to buy them.

@60 “ofc it wasn’t nessecary to the finished game”<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< learn to READ!!!

Then what are you complaining about?

You’re getting fussed over there being a pip in an absolutely delicious apple.

I have finally realized! Capcom is generous!
SF’ s fanboys want to spend money in futile costumes so capcom, instead of include them in the game, sold them to make fans happy! XD

Obviously costumes in combats are futile(not true, see sc4 and def jam), but i think that in 2010 a 3d beat’ em up must have an editor for custom outfits, but evidently some sh doesn’t agree(guess why?).

I can’t recall what one but one of the Capcom fighters used to have a color editor for custumes.

Wait i don’t get it. Will there actually be two different versions for sale when it comes out? One for 3D and 2D? Or will there simply be a ingame option for that?

@OlderGamer

I used to have some pretty sweet palette edits on CvsSNK 2 iirc

@63? Def Jam? Seriously? You’re comparing this to Street Fighter? I would rather they concentrated on balancing the games and the characters instead of wasting time adding some pointless costume editor.

Street Fighter is not Soul Calibur, and it doesn’t need a costume editor. Any player of significant skill at the game doesn’t care either.

@64 This was a very common feature in most of the PSone era fighting games. A few of them had it. It was pretty cool.

@65 There will be two separate games, released at different times. One will use the Street Fighter engine, the other will use the Tekken engine.

It’s very strange how fighting games have suddenly become popular again. I really did think they were ‘done’.

Shows how much you know. :p

It may be ‘done’ but it’s never ‘over’… As they say.

@67:Oh please don’ t be a fanboy!

Your word:
“This was a very common feature in most of the PSone era fighting games. A few of them had it. It was pretty cool”
Referred to color choosing.

So other brands’ costume editor: pointless
Old street fighter color chooser: pretty cool

The love for street fighter can really brainwash fanboys’ heads?

@70 Fanboy? Pleeeease. I’ve played almost every single fighting game that has been released in the last 10 years. I’m at least vaguely proficient at a few of them – SSFIV and Virtua Fighter V being my personal favourites – and I have a basic grasp of Tekken as well – current favourite characters being Leo and Bruce.

There’s a big difference between a costume editor and a palette swap editor. The latter was very easy to do because every sprite was made up of only about 16 colours. It was incredibly easy to implement.

Games have come a long way since then, and cost significantly more to make to boot. Nowadays? A full blown character design feature is resource time that can be better spent balancing the game, something Capcom did an amazing job doing with SSFIV now less.

It doesn’t need a “dress your own Ryu” mode, and Street Fighter’s extremely dynamic fighting would make character creation a mess, especially with the game’s art style. It’s extra baggage that this particular game simply doesn’t need.

If I want character creation, I’ll play Soul Calibur. If I want to dress my characters up like sluts and badly colour coordinated pimps, I’ll play Tekken.

Ok i’ll explain you one thing.
If a 3d character have a single outfit you can make a simple model with that outfit.
If you plan to make different outfits you have to make the nude model, the clothes, the physics for the clothes and other things. All things that take a lot of time.

Oh and don’ t forget that most of dlcs are builded or ideated before the game release.

Developers of street fighter and tekken & co write all the codes to support different clothes, the only difference is that tekken & co give you clothes for free, capcom instead wants your money.