First-person, motion-controlled Street Fighter seems like a crazy idea, and early looks at the Way of the Hado mode don't inspire a lot of confidence.
By Jason Monroe: Join me as I rank the best Street Fighter games of all time, taking into account their impact on the genre, gameplay mechanics, character rosters, and overall fun factor. Let’s get into it…
Round One: FIGHT!!
Forget demanding a REbate – there's only one way to send Capcom a message.
You're half right. Nintendo Switch cartridges cost more than discs, so physical copies cost more. BUT Nintendo allows publishers to charge what they want for games on the consoles. Capcom goes the cheap route and uses smaller capacity cartridges to recoup costs, opting to make larger parts of their releases downloadable, and now it seems that they STILL overcharge you compared to releases on other consoles to cover the "Switch tax." So maybe don't be so quick to absolve them of guilt here. If anything, Nintendo is guilty of using an expensive format.
Definitely not buying these games at that absurd price. Fanboys might buy up anything for Switch but not level headed gamers.
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I still can’t believe so many Switch owners bought that Street Fighter II port at such a high price. No wonder so many publishers believe they can get away with higher priced games on Switch, especially when Nintendo itself makes an unchallenged habit of it
Donkey Kong! Diablo! Captain Toad!
it's nintendo... they go hand in hand with gimmicks lol
It's only a gimmick because it not in the bare-bone Street Fighter V.
If this game sells for anything above $20, you could literally buy an old SNES and SF2 Super Turbo Championship edition for less. If you're going to blindly give your money away, give it to a charity that does good things for those in need, not a corporation fleecing you for every dollar you have to make up for current and past mistakes.
Nah, I just don't see it being anything more than that.
Its a bonus game not unlike the wrecking cars or breaking barrels ones in the original release of Street Fighter 2. A fun diversion from the main game. Nothing more nothing less.