Street Fighter X Tekken

This game is everything i dreamt it to be, a crossover of two very different fighting games blended quite harmoniously, leaning slightly more towards SF 4 but still adding a new twist to Capcom's ever expanding libary of beat'em ups.
So while i fully agree with the positive online reviews of the game, i do not question the quality....rather the quantity (or lack) of the game.

(The word is that) Capcom have wacked all the DLC on the disc already, so to enjoy the full package the game, which is-
*12 more characters
*alternative costumes
*alternative colour packs
*extra gems
[plus God knows what else!!!!]
you will have to take your wallets/purses to the 'Playstation store' and purchase the content. Im ok with the idea of download content in general, i own all the costumes and the ARCADE EDITION upgrade of Super Street Fighter IV (PS3). But when i think about the idea of the DLC already being on the disc, i cant help but feel a little cheated. why not let us have it from the start??? its already on there!!!

All in all a fantastic fighting game that matches the hype and one ill be playing for a very long time......just be prepared to fork out more cash if you want the complete game.

CAPCOM please stop this DLC scam and sort your act out. stop taking advantage of your fans!!!

I really tried to like SFxT. I've been a long time (although admittedly casual) fan of both series and seeing them come together was initially a dream come true. The reality is not as such.

The game is very well-made, as Capcom titles tend to be; visually it is very impressive, there's plenty of references to each of the series, and it feels very polished. I hesitate to say it is complete, because it notably ISN'T, but I'll get to that.

The issue is that the way that matches play out seems very stilted and not actually that interesting. It's like it's a mish-mash of good ideas that don't quite work with each other. Long combos are more than feasible but are mostly pointless because of damage scaling. Maybe it's just me, but it just didn't click very well with me. Gems are a nice idea but I'm still not entirely sure about them and their feasibility, and Pandora is practically useless. I've seen competitive matches played and literally not one player used it at all. I'm not really sure why it needs to be in the game.

The main point of contention, however, is Capcom's blatant dishonesty with their DLC planning. It should be noted that the game has ALL future DLC already on the disc. This includes the characters being released first "exclusively" to the Vita version (and yes, they are totally finished and fully playable), DLC costume packs, and presumably DLC colour packs as well.

I'm usually okay with DLC as long as it's completely new content that's not obviously been cut out prior to release to make a quick buck. I think it's a potentially novel way to provide users with a long-lasting play experience. This, however, is blatant money grabbing. Capcom fully expect you to pay for everything that's not conventionally accessible on that disc, and that is the straw that broke the camel's back for me. It tainted further an already somewhat disappointing experience and I certainly will not be paying Capcom any more money. Unfortunately, there's absolutely no way to get around this as Capcom have to plans to release another disc version of the game, so they're maximising profit off of every player that intends to play this game even somewhat seriously by forcing them to buy, at the very least, the 12 additional characters.

My advice; wait for Namco/TEKKEN Project to release Tekken X Street Fighter. They're usually pretty good for releasing games without cynical DLC plans.

I got what I expected. Correct information trough email, fast shipping, good price and quite challenging, good game. I am a tekken fan, so... I love it.

Thanks a lot for everything!

I strongly recommend the seller for anybody. Go and buy fellow purchasers... :)