Capcom patches SSF2T HD Remix

More characters sadly not possible.

Capcom has patched the Super Street Fighter II HD Remix beta for Xbox Live users and admitted it would love to add more playable fighters but can't do anything else with this build.

"I know you guys want more characters for the beta, but unfortunately, [it's] technically not possible for the patch," the developer wrote on the patch announcement blog. "Sorry guys... I would've loved to add another character or two."

But never mind, because the patch - due live at 2am PST, which is 10am in old money - should improve the experience for those of you still bashing one another as Ryu and Ken over Xbox Live.

As previously announced, the patch deals with a range of issues including the netcode and some dragon punch tweaks. There's video through that link if you want to try and quantify it all.

Capcom also recently announced that the beta would continue past the original closing date until 5th September. Alas, there's no PlayStation Network equivalent - even though the game is due out on both services - for logistical reasons, but the devs say that feedback on Xbox performance will inform development of both versions.

Comments (8) Latest comment 4 years ago

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  • bad09 #1 4 years ago

    It was silly to have Ryu AND Ken in the Beta if they was only having 2 characters. One of them and someone else would have been much better because, lets be honest, while there are differences they are basically the same character.
  • Ranger101 #2 4 years ago

    bad09 that's Blasphemy at the altar of Street Fighter!

    May the holy Dark Lord trinity of M Bison, Akuma and Gill have mercy on you.

    (Fuck Sagat, he's a bitch).
    Edited by 1 at 08/08/08 @ 09:52
  • bad09 #3 4 years ago

    @ Ranger101

    I knew someone would have me for that! :)
  • Slikz #4 4 years ago

    I don't see why they won't do it, the version i played on featured about 6 fighters including akuma. (@ Battle of Destiny)
  • Stuz359 #5 4 years ago

    Battles between Ken & Ryu were always the best anyway.
  • Stuz359 #6 4 years ago

    Ken is a more aggressive version of Ryu and is more attack minded whereas Ryu is a slightly more defensive character. These subtleties are very important when it comes to the balance between the two..
  • DAN.E.B #7 4 years ago

    i hope they do alot more hd remixes alpha2, final fight, xmen and where the hell is super gouls n ghosts?
  • Darren #8 4 years ago

    I've never understood the admiration the Street Fighter series at all although I confess I did rather enjoy Marvel vs. Capcom 2: New Age of Heroes on the Dreamcast.

    I'll certainly be checking out Street Fighter IV when it comes out too following gamesTM's gushing 9/10 review of the arcade version but I think this is a game that'll likely wash over me really. I've never been a big fan of 2D fighting games particularly... they feel too restricted after years of playing 3D ones. It doesn't help that the first proper fighting games I played were the 3D Tekken and Dead Or Alive on the PS either so 2D fighters feel almost retro in comparison.