In theory, with reasonable downgrades in visual quality including resolution reduction, yes. I will still raise the question: what's the input mechanism for a Wiimote + nunchuck (which is what 100% of the installed base has) on a Street Fighter title?

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The same as Tatsonoko VS Capcom.

Seriously, at this point, who the hell cares? Most "core" gamers wont play a Street Fighter with Wiimote+Nunchuck anyway. Make a "fun" input mechanism for the "casuals" and the rest will stick with the Gamecube and Classic Controllers they bought to play SSBB or Guilty Gear, Virtual Console games etc...The rich pros can use arcade sticks.

I came up with Wii + Nunchuk controls for SFIV. What do you guys think?

A = Light Punch
B = Medium Punch
Wiimote Shake = Hard Punch
C = Light Kick
Z = Medium Kick
Nunchuk Shake = Hard Kick
+ = Start/Pause
-/1/2 = Taunt/others

I know seems like a huge mess, but it's better than nothing. It allows for Wii + Nunchuk support and works. I also want to say that the Wii + Nunchuk having bad controls isn't a big deal at all. Classic Controller and Gamecube controllers should work fine.

You guys arent game programers who say its no problem to make these wii games, and now that you know hd remix will never release for wii, why don't you request a game that has a much better chance to release on wii, Street fighter 4

Nov 24, 2008 -- 9:48AM, DZX wrote:

Capcom isn't willing to ship the Bionic Commando or HD Remix on disc at this point. No, it can't be on Wiiware because it would exceed the Wiiware filesize. What's there not to understand?

Exactly so in conclusion, they won't be going on to the Wii. Besides, I think its suppose to ba a console for family and friends to enjoy.

Nov 24, 2008 -- 8:31AM, Top KaTT wrote:

Nov 24, 2008 -- 7:49AM, Scrubking wrote:

Nov 24, 2008 -- 7:05AM, Sven wrote:

 

In theory, with reasonable downgrades in visual quality including resolution reduction, yes. I will still raise the question: what's the input mechanism for a Wiimote + nunchuck (which is what 100% of the installed base has) on a Street Fighter title?

You are not marketing SF4 to 100% of the install base so that argument is moot! Do you expect your 360 games to sell  11 Million? Of course not! Your games typically sell to a fraction of the entire install base of any console.

Given that fact it's reasonable to assume that those who want SF4 already have a CC or GC controller or are more than willing to buy one. Throw in the fact that you can just put a simplified control scheme on the Wiimote (A=HP, B=LP, C=LK, Z=HK), and the normal scheme on the CC and you have all you have your "problems" solved.  And don't try to say that scheme is no good because I've played SF since I was a kid and I've barely ever used the Medium attack buttons, and that is more than good enough for your non-hardcore fighting gamer. The hardcore fighting gamers will likely already have one of the many Wii arcade joysticks available.

 

your really ok with a game with a title that has HD meaning "High Definition" with no medium attacks when there should be.

Really? no chun li head stomp? you'd really be ok with that?

I didn't include it because I was throwing out a really simple option (for Teh Casualzzz), but if you must have Medium attacks then try this.

A=SP, B=LP, C=MP

A+Z=SK, B+Z=LK, C+Z=MK

Just hold down the Z button like a shift and now you have all six attack buttons easily mapped to the wiimote and nunchuk. There are many more ways to do it.

The fact that Sven can't possibly think up any way for SF4 to play on Wii is funny if not very telling.