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Well seeing as this game is estimated to be released on PC around Spring/early Summer, you got a long wait and even then you'd probably just get it on PS3 or 360.
As for how good it will be, if its anything like the PC ports of Lost Planet and Devil May Cry 4 where Capcom themselves actually do it, then it should be good. The game's Arcade board that it ran on doesn't require huge specs anyways so this game should run well on the majority of PCs.
All you need is a decent controller for this. A USB Arcade stick or gamepad like a Sega Saturn style one.
Oh and Turbo was never released for the MegaDrive. It was Special Champion Edition.
As for how good it will be, if its anything like the PC ports of Lost Planet and Devil May Cry 4 where Capcom themselves actually do it, then it should be good. The game's Arcade board that it ran on doesn't require huge specs anyways so this game should run well on the majority of PCs.
All you need is a decent controller for this. A USB Arcade stick or gamepad like a Sega Saturn style one.
Oh and Turbo was never released for the MegaDrive. It was Special Champion Edition.
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cant wait 
Turbo was the SNES version!
Turbo was the SNES version!
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The Official Street Fighter IV Fightpads are quite nice, the d pad has lots of movement and i found it very easy to use, should work nicely with the pc version to i would think
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The Official Street Fighter IV Fightpads are quite nice, the d pad has lots of movement and i found it very easy to use, should work nicely with the pc version to i would think
Yep which is essentially the Sega Saturn style design. Very nice for the artwork design but since they are manufactured by Mad Catz, it will be a hit or miss with certain people.
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Well considering the specs of the Arcade board that this game was built on.
So yeah, most modern systems these days and from within the past few years should run this game no problem.
The King of Fighters XII will be developed on this board too, though the game will still keep to good ol' 2D sprites and backgrounds.
So yeah, most modern systems these days and from within the past few years should run this game no problem.
The King of Fighters XII will be developed on this board too, though the game will still keep to good ol' 2D sprites and backgrounds.
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To be honest the game's semi cel-shaded style could easily have been been done years ago, just obviously with a less refined look.
Of course it could but it wouldn't look as good, I have doubts about it being 60FPS too.
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Well if its Tatsunoko vs. Capcom quality then I wouldn't mind. Then again I much prefer the artstyle in that game anyways.
Im using the 360 pad in my pc, dpad sucks so hope i can get away with it.
It was a long time ago
what was the difference between turbo and special champion edition?
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you'll get away with it but when play against some with a decent pad and level of skill you wont have a chance
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Im using the 360 pad in my pc, dpad sucks so hope i can get away with it.
It was a long time ago
They were practically the game game on both the MegaDrive and SNES with obvious slight differences in graphics and music quality.
It was just the actual Arcade versions that was different. Champion Edition introduced many new things and then Hyper Fighting improved on a few things afterwards.
Turbo came out first for the SNES which was obviously based on both Champion Edition & Hyper Fighting and Special Champion Edition released afterwards for the MegaDrive was also the same.
Turbo kept the same music quality from the previous SNES port of World Warrior, and the MegaDrive version contained the original Arcade opening with the two generic fighters and that billboard. The music was also quite closer to the Arcade original too even if it sounded a bit crap.
Not surprising to see how confusing it is with these games and the differences.
So arcade machines are basically just PCs now? Oo
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I'd go as far to say the PS3 nthe 360 are too in essence.
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Pretty much!
Even the Kings of the Arcade scene that is SEGA have been using basically PCs in their most recent hardware, pretty much ever since the Chihiro board which was based on the first Xbox console (Pentium 3). The Lindbergh (Closest to a PS3), Europa-R and now RingEdge & RingWide are Pentium 4/Dual-Core/Celeron respectively.
The Europa-R is the most powerful one with the Pentium Dual-Core and an Nvidia GeForce 8800.
I miss the old 90's classics that were the Sega Model boards.
Even the Kings of the Arcade scene that is SEGA have been using basically PCs in their most recent hardware, pretty much ever since the Chihiro board which was based on the first Xbox console (Pentium 3). The Lindbergh (Closest to a PS3), Europa-R and now RingEdge & RingWide are Pentium 4/Dual-Core/Celeron respectively.
The Europa-R is the most powerful one with the Pentium Dual-Core and an Nvidia GeForce 8800.
I miss the old 90's classics that were the Sega Model boards.