![]() ![]() You should have an easier time using a d-pad in this game than in other Street Fighters such as SF2: Hyper Fighting, but if you really want to be a pro, my best advice is to get an arcade-style stick. “This is at least part of the reason why some special moves are more forgiving in SSF2T:HD Remix. My final tally is that both d-pads tie for badness. There’s something amiss about the mechanism underneath the Xbox 360’s d-pad that makes it mysteriously imprecise. Microsoft’s d-pad has a much better shape (including the diagonals) and yet somehow, it isn’t any better in practice. Sirlin said: “In my opinion, one of the worst ideas inflicted on the Shoryukening gaming public was Sony’s idea to turn the d-pad into four buttons with no diagonal piece. In the same interview, Sirlin also detailed major misgivings with the d-pad of both the Xbox 360 and the PlayStation controllers, citing both as influencing factors behind the decision to make some special moves in SSF2T:HD Remix more forgiving. ![]() Tellingly, Sirlin did not mention any issues with PSN. ![]() It remains unclear whether there will be any telling differences between the two versions when the game is finally released. Xbox 360 owners are sure to find Sirlin’s comments worrying. We’re still doing our best to fit within the limit we’ve been given.” It also makes it difficult or impossible to include all the original game’s music AND all remixed set of music. A lot depends on the specific shading that the final art will have, and how well that shading compresses. ![]() When asked whether the 360 download limit was causing any problems, Sirlin said: “Yes, it’s difficult to store so many 1080p graphics in such a small download size. Speaking exclusively to, SSF2T:HD Remix director David Sirlin revealed that developer Backbone is struggling to fit the new HD graphics into the 150MB Xbox LIVE download limit and admitted that including remixed music as well as the original music is proving “difficult or impossible”. The game will also come bundled with the classic version of SSF2T for die-hard fans. Changes include a remixed soundtrack, character rebalancing and completely redrawn 1080p graphics. The man behind Super Street Fighter 2 Turbo: HD Remix has admitted that the XBLA game-size limit imposed by Microsoft is causing development problems, sparking concern that there may be differences between the XBLA and PSN versions of the game when it is finally released.Ĭapcom is currently working on a HD Remix version of Super Street Fighter 2, to be released on XBLA and PSN at some point this year. ![]()
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