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Tekken X SF is going to be like SvC Chaos isn't it? Far too late for anyone to care an almost an afterthought.
Ah well, Capcom get there's (again).
Ah well, Capcom get there's (again).
Oh, so there are 2 seperate games? sf x tekken and tekken x sf? Well...that sounds...really fucking ridiculous
My guess is development is contingent on tekken tag 2 development and also seeing what's being put into SF x tek. While they say they haven't started, its not like its something that they have never tried, so there will be some carry over from existing projects. Plus, I'm sure they have some ideas and thoughts. Not to mention, it'd probably be bad if they came out too close together...
@salamangogo It's not rediculous. SF X Tekken is a 2D fighting game with Capcom and Tekken characters. Whereas Tekken X SF is 3D with both Capcom and Tekken characters. So if you like 3D fighting games, get Tekken X SF but if you prefer 2D games, get the other.
I'm more interested in seeing Tekken X Street Fighter than the other, really. I want to see how the shotas translate to Tekken's 3d style.
Maybe it's better to not crowd the market and space the games a year or two apart? It would be cool, in a way, to see competing 2D and 3D takes drop at the same time. With online fighting though, fans seem to really hit a title hard for 4-6 months (or longer) to the exclusion of others. Two similar (to the average fan) games dropped at the same time may end up cannibalizing sales.
I'd rather see Capcom's first. Knowing Namco Bandai, we'll get 10 characters on the retail disc, with the other 2/3's of the roster DLC'd (well, on-disc unlocked)off at $10 a pop. Maybe some $7 alt outfits to spice things up to.
I'd rather see Capcom's first. Knowing Namco Bandai, we'll get 10 characters on the retail disc, with the other 2/3's of the roster DLC'd (well, on-disc unlocked)off at $10 a pop. Maybe some $7 alt outfits to spice things up to.
Before you start bitching at Namco Bandai thing for a moment, who would you rather have working on a 2D fighter Namco Bandai or Capcom?
@Dv8thwonder: you cant compare its two different teams namco has been making 3D fighters for a long time so its in good hand where on the capcom side that was foreign territory. namcos been doin this for awhile so I have faith in them. by the way does anyone notice what this game has COLOR.
@KingSoup
Am I reading that wrong or are you just stupid? Tekken 6 has more characters out of the box than SF4 after 3 iterations. It also has a shitload of customization options for each one so people can make their own alts, and you don't need to pay an extra dime.
Am I reading that wrong or are you just stupid? Tekken 6 has more characters out of the box than SF4 after 3 iterations. It also has a shitload of customization options for each one so people can make their own alts, and you don't need to pay an extra dime.
Maybe Namco could fill some time by creating Tekken x Street Fighter card games for the 3DS.
Did wonders for SNK.
Did wonders for SNK.
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Except, you know, TXSF is a 3D fighter.
So there IS a reason for 3D fighter fans to start bitching at Namco.
...Luckily, Im not one of them. Bring on Capcom's game!
Except, you know, TXSF is a 3D fighter.
So there IS a reason for 3D fighter fans to start bitching at Namco.
...Luckily, Im not one of them. Bring on Capcom's game!
Honestly I don't think either game will be groundbreaking. They might as well not even release Tekken X Streer Fighter. I can see that easily confusing people making 2 seperate games with similar titles.
eh, not really all the excited for this but I can see how fans of these series would be anticipating these games a lot.
Why for make 3D fighter again? Was not it 2D fighter dat make comeback last two years? 3D fighter seem to.. what word Turtle look for? OH, Yes! ...suck.
I'm more interested in Tekken x Street fighter, but only if the controls for the tekken characters are still the same. I don't want to have to buy an arcade fightstick just to be able to play the damn game correctly...
Not surprising really. If they released both of these games at once then neither of them would sell very many copies. I'd guess they'll be released at least a year apart.
I like both SSFIV and Tekken 6 alot, but for some reason this doesn't interest me at all. I guess I've wanted to see some nice fighting game crossovers, but this was never one of them.
@salamagogo
Why is it ridiculous? This way they can have one game that plays like Street Fighter and one that plays like Tekken instead of trying to create some hideous hybrid.
Why is it ridiculous? This way they can have one game that plays like Street Fighter and one that plays like Tekken instead of trying to create some hideous hybrid.
Street Fighter in 3D is going to fail, so I really don't care. I was only going to play the Capcom developed title, but it's sad to see that Namco has so little interest in what is a big crossover.
They're busy with TTT2, and they don't want to release the games to compete against eachother anyways...
I'm honestly feeling zero hype for SFxT. Thus far, every character announced was seen from miles away, and the only reason it looks different from SF4 is that it has a tag-feature (which thus far looks about as compelling as Mortal Kombat's tag-feature: Not at all.)
Even though I'm not at all a Tekken fan, I'm holding out hope that TxSF may surprise me. Namco has been making some pretty interesting games lately for genres that I didn't think I'd ever feel something for (Dead Heat and Tank Tank Tank really freaking surprised me), so I'll keep my eyes open.
Even though I'm not at all a Tekken fan, I'm holding out hope that TxSF may surprise me. Namco has been making some pretty interesting games lately for genres that I didn't think I'd ever feel something for (Dead Heat and Tank Tank Tank really freaking surprised me), so I'll keep my eyes open.
Namco has TTT2 and Soul Calibur 5 currently in production. As much as I'm sure they're "raring" to go on this project, maybe they learn by pacing out their fighting games and two crossover titles on the shelf at the same time is INDEED a bad thing.
hmm i would rather play Tekken Tag 2 than Tekken x SF. as for SF X Tekken, kinda wish they made Namco vs Capcom 2 instead :P
As much as I love you Nick, this headline/article is fucking retarded. As stated, Namco is hard at work on Tekken Tag Tournament 2 and they just announced Soul Calibur 5. So no shit they haven't even begun working on TxSF. Also:
>> "We really haven't started on Tekken X Street Fighter," producer Katsuhiro Harada told press at a Namco Bandai event in Dubai. "Things are going well with Street Fighter X Tekken, and we'll have more on that at E3."
Wait WHAT? Katsuhiro Harada isn't involved AT ALL with Street Fighter x Tekken(as anyone following both projects can attest, as well as in the body of your article) so how will he have more on that at E3?
>> When speaking with Street Fighter x Tekken producer Yoshinori Oni earlier this year, I was told that Namco Bandai has zero input when it comes to Capcom's title. So instead of working on its own game, they're just sitting around waiting for Capcom to make a move, eh?
Again, as anyone who cares a single iota for either game can attest, the fact that the two projects are completely different assignments, it is asinine to state that Harada-san or Namco are 'just sitting around waiting' 'instead of working on its own game' when SFxT ISN'T property of Namco in the first place.
Sorry to go all nerd-rage on you but god damn, whenever a blogger on any blog site that is inexperienced in a certain topic/genre(Jim Sterling sucks at FPS', rates them shitty if their name isn't Killzone) blogs about something, the inexperience shows.
Please tell me I am just in a it's-5AM-and-haven't-gone-to-sleep-yet coma of incorrectess.
>> "We really haven't started on Tekken X Street Fighter," producer Katsuhiro Harada told press at a Namco Bandai event in Dubai. "Things are going well with Street Fighter X Tekken, and we'll have more on that at E3."
Wait WHAT? Katsuhiro Harada isn't involved AT ALL with Street Fighter x Tekken(as anyone following both projects can attest, as well as in the body of your article) so how will he have more on that at E3?
>> When speaking with Street Fighter x Tekken producer Yoshinori Oni earlier this year, I was told that Namco Bandai has zero input when it comes to Capcom's title. So instead of working on its own game, they're just sitting around waiting for Capcom to make a move, eh?
Again, as anyone who cares a single iota for either game can attest, the fact that the two projects are completely different assignments, it is asinine to state that Harada-san or Namco are 'just sitting around waiting' 'instead of working on its own game' when SFxT ISN'T property of Namco in the first place.
Sorry to go all nerd-rage on you but god damn, whenever a blogger on any blog site that is inexperienced in a certain topic/genre(Jim Sterling sucks at FPS', rates them shitty if their name isn't Killzone) blogs about something, the inexperience shows.
Please tell me I am just in a it's-5AM-and-haven't-gone-to-sleep-yet coma of incorrectess.
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