Wii #1910 - Tatsunoko vs. Capcom: Ultimate All-Stars (Japan)
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RockmanForte said:
The USA version has differences with the Japanese version, so yeah. But it feels like a kick in the balls to those who bought Cross Generation of Heroes.
how is it not fair? you know whats not fair? the american version. they removed a lot of good stuff like character theme songs and mini games. this japanese version is just the american version but in japanese.B-Blue said:that's totally not fair!
now they can experience the changes we got.
xshinox said:how is it not fair? you know whats not fair? the american version. they removed a lot of good stuff like character theme songs and mini games. this japanese version is just the american version but in japanese.B-Blue said:that's totally not fair!
now they can experience the changes we got.
I'd trade off mini-games and songs for online play, personally. I haven't tried it yet so I don't know the quality (some people say it's flawless, some say it's laggy beyond playability), but it's still online play. Oh yeah, not to mention it's in English. That helps a little bit.
the japanese cover looks so much better than the american version.anyways im really surprised in the japanese version of uas that there is no character themes at all. a lot of people in japan might not even get this game because they just love playing in arcade machines instead and also just for 5 new characters and not many stages will have so many people not wanting it. i of course picked it up. i think its a decent upgrade of cgh. especially the online. so far ive been pleased but a few laggy matches causes you to lose big time. if there is another version coming out next year the characters need more alternate colors and there needs to be a lot of more stages. its a shame that ssfiv is getting so many upgrades and this game didn't get so many compared to the original title. still its my fav game
complaining to capcom wont do anything.
the american and japanese covers look exactly the same except for few differences like the position of the wi-fi blue circle and instead of the ESRB rating, its the japanese equivalent. they just moved the characters around. no big deal
the american and japanese covers look exactly the same except for few differences like the position of the wi-fi blue circle and instead of the ESRB rating, its the japanese equivalent. they just moved the characters around. no big deal
use your imagination, there is little or nothing to translate anyways... Oh, well... Finally the Complete version of the game.. Well, they could make something better if Batsu could say " Hikarii ni Naaareeee!"!!!! ..as a joke.ganons said:
i heard they cut Ryu's SFII theme music in the english version, wtf Capcom?
licensing issues my a$$? don't you own the Street Fighter music or something? still, with the addition of online play, the english release is much better.
Yuuko said:
Outside of the lack of Wi-Fi. And the fact that it's in Japanese (meaning English speakers can't navigate it easily).
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