They should bring this to the wii. There are a variety of things they can do as far as controls are concerned..i personally think that the hard core gamer would play this with a classic controller if not something like the Hori fighting stick.



but for the casuals who would be interested. A wiimote nes style control scheme would be best. A control scheme in which the the 6 button layout is compressed into the a 3 button layout using only the most useful and combo-able of the attacks the same way capcom has done with Tatsunoko vs capcom. Ofcourse casuals would not be able to have as complex combos as the hardcore..but..hey..they probably dont combo anyways and are likely to just do fireballs and such.



The (1) button would be for light attacks, (2) for medium, and both for strong. The (B) button and forward would be for grabbing and (B) button and other directions on the pad would be for other functions…hey..one combination of the pad and (B) button could be for an automatic combo that can be canceled by hitting (B) again..imagine the combo possibilities if you use it..cancel it to use the normal attacks..and start it up again…you could possibly make up your own combo..or atleast use it for mindgames.



(A) button would be for an automatic super…for example..if your using ryu…his automatic (A) Button super will be his fireball super..so the the casual players dont have to worry as much about possibly fumbling with the D-pad to pull one off.



The wii deserves this game..and im sure the sales would obliterate the ones of the other consoles combined…just throw on a tweaked version of the Tatsunoko vs Capcom graphics…and boom..done..multimillion unit seller.