Tatsunoko Vs. Capcom to be Wii Exclusive

Try playing Street Fighter on the standard 360 controller with the D-Pad. Its terrible and completely unresponsive. Wii has a far superior D-Pad. I rest my case.

that's the beauty of it, I dont have to. 360 has SF4 fighter pads and arcade sticks for me to plug in. So I can truly enjoy the fighting game experience. (which isnt to say the 360's dpad is terrible. I've been playing Blazblue with it just fine.)

I want to play this game but I can't imagine how I will be able to with the tiny Dpads Nintendo has. I guess I gotta get better at using the analog.


Why you always gotta rain on us Wii owners' parades? Go take your anti-Wii libel elsewhere. :shakefist

Because I was once an adorable lil N-boy (and still own a Wii, though sometimes I question why) and remember all the times I read "omg Resident Evil exclusive?!" "Omg capcom exclusive?" "omg Exclusive!" then a year later saw those games on other consoles.

It's not me raining on you. It's me reminding you of how Nintendo fans have been mistreated in the past. The word exclusive means nothing when it regards Nintendo. Companies use the system as a testing ground. The only reason they are keeping this exclusive is to test the market waters. If it does well (for example, like Viewtiful Joe) then they will make deals to expand their market on other consoles. It's the sad fact of gaming business.
 
Yah I'm with vash! I could careless about the exclusivity of things! I mean hey, spread the love right? Just as long as they bring the goods there for the wii owners I'm good.
 
Obviously the American version would be Wii exclusive as well because the Japanese version was. The only other platform it was on in Japan was Arcade and that doesn't count all that much since the Arcade is practically dead nowadays.
 
Because I was once an adorable lil N-boy (and still own a Wii, though sometimes I question why) and remember all the times I read "omg Resident Evil exclusive?!" "Omg capcom exclusive?" "omg Exclusive!" then a year later saw those games on other consoles.

It's not me raining on you. It's me reminding you of how Nintendo fans have been mistreated in the past. The word exclusive means nothing when it regards Nintendo. Companies use the system as a testing ground. The only reason they are keeping this exclusive is to test the market waters. If it does well (for example, like Viewtiful Joe) then they will make deals to expand their market on other consoles. It's the sad fact of gaming business.

The thing is though that this has been happening with just about everything though, in some form or another. The only real exclusive's systems have any more is the IP's that the console manufacturer owns. 360 RPG's going to the PS3, Dead Rising going to the wii (Okay so that's a bad example still. . .), PS3 losing exclusive titles before they can even be released.

Hell, I'm more pressed to find that Exclusive lends itself to the Wii better the other two systems actually. RE: Umbrella Chronicles probably isn't going to be ported to the 360 or PS3 anytime soon. Perhaps when Natal and Sony's mocap technology hits.

But this also doesn't mean much as there aren't really that many retail games to brag home about. And the ones people WANT to sell, seem to be "wanted" games for all the wrong reasons.
 
that's the beauty of it, I dont have to. 360 has SF4 fighter pads and arcade sticks for me to plug in. So I can truly enjoy the fighting game experience. (which isnt to say the 360's dpad is terrible. I've been playing Blazblue with it just fine.)

The SF4 Fight Pads, Sticks, Hori Sticks, and Tournament aren't in question here, although expensive they are great controllers.

Well to each his own then. Well everyone here, EVO, and a those I've played with in the San Diego and LA area and well the general consensus its just unplayable ****, hell Hadoken game is pretty much nonexistent on HD Remix when playing with a standard 360 D-Pad. Like I said earlier its unresponsive and its like they put a D-Pad case on top of an analog stick's parts. Although I haven't tried playing with it on BlazBlue. Then again if you're playing on a laid back level and you don't give a **** about things like "Arcade stick having arcade buttons not enlarged console buttons" it'll work fine.

And well they do make Hori Sticks for the Wii you know. And I'm pretty sure it'll work with the classic controller as well. So you don't need to complain about being forced to use the Wii-Mote, since well you're not forced to do so. You could always drop some cash on a Hori Stick or a Classic Controller like you did for the SF4 Fight Pads.
 
And well they do make Hori Sticks for the Wii you know. And I'm pretty sure it'll work with the classic controller as well. So you don't need to complain about being forced to use the Wii-Mote, since well you're not forced to do so.

This is true. The game plays perfect with a classic controller, it plays pretty decent with a game cube controller as well since it's basically a 4 button game anyway.

You could always drop some cash on a Hori Stick or a Classic Controller like you did for the SF4 Fight Pads.

Honestly, the default Hori stick for the wii, like many hori sticks, is basically crap. But you don't buy hori for the parts, you buy hori because they have the license to sync their controllers with the consoles, are cheap, and can easily be opened to replace the parts and make a decent arcade stick. I've never done anythign with the wii hori sticks, mod wise, because I've never owned one, but I have modded their 360 and ps3 sticks for my friend. they're responsive enough, and the technology is in the... they just use crap parts.
 

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