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Thanks for posting. It is blocked for me at work and I forgot to look at it last night. I will be sure to check it out tonight.

Chrysaor686 wrote:Of course, they made it play like Street Fighter.

Ugh.

Street Fighter already has it's hands in enough games that I think it could afford to appear in a game with Tekken-style controls.

Certainly a missed opportunity.

There another one coming out called Tekken X Street Fighter that plays like Tekken:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tekken_X_Street_Fighter

So no opportunity missed?

I am glad I could change all of your opinions regarding the issue.

I totally agree with all of you. This is probably one of the best moves I have seen from Rival game companies in a long time. It is almost the equivalent of Mario and Sonic teaming up in two different games. I am definitely picking up both of these games even though I prefer Tekken. I feel like both companies deserve some support from me, since they really went all out for the team up.