Personally, I have a Wii and a 360 so it's not a huge deal, but they should just release it on all 3 consoles.  This way, wii-only useres can get there hands on it, 360 only users can get there hands on it, ps3 only useres can get their hands on it, and anyone that has 2 of either or all 3 canchoose whichever they want for the system they like the most.

I have all 3 consoles too, but this should stay Wii-exclusive. The 360/PS3 already have SFIV and MvC2. Without TvC, the Wii would have nothing (in terms of fighters) from Capcom. An unfair ratio that would be.

May 19, 2009 -- 4:03PM, B-ri wrote:

Capcom is neglecting its main demographic by putting this game out only on the Wii. While Nintendo fanboys will argue this point with me, the Wii just does not have the core audience for this kind of game in America. It is a 2D style fighting game and the Wii just doesn't have the hardcore crowd covered. It doesn't support online gameplay, it doesn't have have a good control scheme (the Hori stick isn't being made anymore), and the system is geared toward kids and parents. If only Capcom would put the game on the other systems too at least the game would reach the hardcore fighting crowd. This move just doens't make much sense. It seems like a great game but I don't see it reaching its potential success by being an exclusive on the Wii.

O give me a break!

Capcom already did that by NOT releasing SF4, Super SF2 Turbo (in any form), nor MvC2 for the Wii! TvC is coming out after almost a year later to the west and most of the people complaining about whether or not they want to play it or people that DON'T own a Wii, but own one of the other systems. If this was coming to 360 or PS3 from jump, everyone would be trumpeting how great of an idea it would be. Get over yourselves.

May 28, 2009 -- 3:56PM, Greg wrote:

Personally, I have a Wii and a 360 so it's not a huge deal, but they should just release it on all 3 consoles.  This way, wii-only useres can get there hands on it, 360 only users can get there hands on it, ps3 only useres can get their hands on it, and anyone that has 2 of either or all 3 canchoose whichever they want for the system they like the most.

I completely agree

May 28, 2009 -- 11:50PM, Ricky wrote:

May 28, 2009 -- 3:26PM, Jason Galore wrote:

It doesn't make sense to release it only for the Wii. Most Capcom fighter fans probably just bought SF IV for the 360 or PS3 (not to mention everyone's excitement about MvC 2). Why wouldn't they give these fans Tatsunoko vs. Capcom as well???

If that's the case, why won't they give Wii owners SFIV and MvC2? It isn't fair to Wii owners. Besides, the Wii doesn't have a fighting presence on the console besides Nintendo's own Super Smash Bros. Brawl. It's good to see that Capcom cares about the fans to even work to bring this game (TvC) over to the US. Also, development costs may be a factor for it being a Wii-exclusive. Like my previous post, look at Monster Hunter 3. PS3 at first, ends up on Wii.

Thanks to the above post it makes it clear for the people whom don't already own a Wii that the Wii does & will have a good amount of attractable video-game titles, besides the usual Nintendo classics also.

The Wii is looking more attractive every day!