HD Remix sells a quarter million News

Testing. (Yes, this is pretty testing).

Chalk one up to me! Loving it.

Time to gloat, no time to release on PSN (Euro, at least). Nah, you can leave.

why don't they celebrate by releasing it on PSN EU! FFS!

So it should it should along with Braid I was happy to pay the 1200pts, finally beat Akuma last night after 3 hours of trying!

Actually, it's been out on PSN everywhere except in Europe...

It is on PSN but only in the US..amazingly playing multiplayer even on US servers works really well and wasn't laggy at all

good stuff, although i want to buy on the psn as well so my friend can play with a dpad that works BUT I CANT.

> Capcom reckons that the brisk sales represent a record for digitally-distributed games.
Higher than Half-Life episode sales?

how do you go about getting US psn points mingster? i've heard you get a code sent to you from somewhere online but wasnt sure if it was trustworthy. i mean 3 weeks and no word on pal release is beyond a joke

I was set on buying it on the PSN, though now I've lost my enthusiasm so if it finally does come out, I'll pass it by.

It won't matter because when it comes out on the PSN it will sell about 3 copies...like everything else...

SCEE said the release delay is down to Capcom but neither side will comment officially on what's happening. I hope a bug free version is released on PSN EU after all this time.

Good job Capcom.I might get this today.

"It's on its way to becoming the highest grossing digital title ever"

Surely it's got a long way to go before beating games like Peggle or Bejeweled?

Capcom reckons that the brisk sales represent a record for digitally-distributed games.

I see Capcom are using the"console-only" definition of games.

Or perhaps I am being unfair and they mean games whose distribution is exclusively digital. Anyone know?

edit: actually seeing the Peggle/Bejeweled comment above, I assume they (and EG apparently) have just neglected to mention PC games and cut them out of the equation.

Santino: I bought a $20 psn network code from this guy just email him. alan.online@comcast.net
Paid via paypal and he emailed me the code within 30mins.

@Fodder,

at 1200MS points, they may not be far off being the highest grossing digital download game in time. Personally, I am constantly deciding whether or not to buy it, and I keep thinking that I have bought so many Street Fighter games over the years, I don't know whether to spend the money on this one again.

1200 points is about 10 quid isn't it? Given that Peggle costs 15 quid, I'd still be surprised if it's beaten that.

Well you know my thoughts on this issue! - just release it already on PSN, before i go and panic buy a 360!!!

@cherryuk

Buy a 360. Its worth it. You will never look back i promise you that.

@ Fodder.
At current exchange rates, 1200MS points is probably more in the region of £12. But who knows. Essentially, this is just again corporate hyping. Unfortunately, our hobby has been taken over by the money men, and a game seems a lot more desirable if it has broken some sort of industry record. It gets tiring, but there you have it.

And well deserved - Easily the best fighting game ever made. Can't wait for SFIV in Feb!

This is becomming a joke to be honest. Am sick of looking at good reviews, great videos and comments from people saying it's so good. I want it on the PSN - NOW (childish rant I know)

I have a 360, but there is no way I am gonna play with those controllers.

Please release it soon, please.

Get a hori fighting stick to play this game anyway - fuck the PS3, I have one sat under my TV next to the xbox, and it's covered in dust. I got tired of inferior PS3 games some time ago, and not just use the PS3 to watch the odd bluray, totally disgruntled with it tbh. Wipeour HD, MGS4 and Drakes are the only games that were decent.

Anyway, no point in opening up this argument for the billionth time, but I feel your pain.

Has it become impossible to find a means of payment for new US PSN accounts? I can still use my EntroPay account (and I bought SFIIHDR when it was released), but I do seem to recall some people saying a few months back that Sony had blocked that option for new accounts?

To be perfectly honest, I don't have the money or the space to buy a proper fighting stick. Will see how I feel when SF4 comes along, but at the moment I can't make that sacrifice.

This game definitely deserved its 250k sales. It's excellent, it's an established franchise, and the online play is way better than previous fighting game efforts. Seems like many of the people I meet on Xbox Live are British, too - and the ping over here to America is not that bad.

As much as I want this game, I think I might pass on it, simply because I'm sick of being dicked on for living in the EU.
This announcement takes the piss somewhat, they could've waited until the EU release to drop this 'great' news.
Do they thing Europe is a third world continent or something?

Since Europe is the biggest market for Sony (except for Japan), M$ probably paid Capcom to alienate us. Meaning, think twice before buying a Capcom title in europe the support for it may be a little so so.

Highest selling digital download?

Only around 10 million more to go before they equal Bejeweled. They must really expect things to pick up once it goes on the EU PSN.

Whenever I read these comments about a title not on the Euro PSN, I want to go and bang my head against a wall.

When I really wanted Puzzle Fighter on PS3, I went to the trouble of setting up a Wirecard account (that did not work), then an Entropay account (that did work), give Entropay a try if you can be arsed, but if they have indeed blocked that, try this.

type http://www.ebay.com into your browser of choice, type 'PSN Card' into the search, find a seller who will email the code to you (most do) and click 'Buy It Now', then pay via PayPal. Wait a few hours (not normally that long) and you will see the code appear in your email. Set up a fake US PS3 account using an address you find on the net (try a hotel). Redeem the code on the PS3, buy SSF2HD and STOP FUCKING MOANING!

A piece of piss - back in the late 80's, early 90's we actually had to worry about rip off mail order companies running off with our £200 when we wanted an import Megadrive, or the like - what has happend to the resolve of gamers these days to put themselves out to get something early, and not sit around moaning in a forum about it???

Khanivor

The devil is in the details. He said highest-grossing, not highest selling. Clear difference.

Would have had more if they released for a console with decent dpad.

@cawley1

I’m not trying to start an argument but when I read comments like yours I want to go and bang my head against a wall! Most of us know how to buy from the U.S psn store but the point you’re missing is that we shouldn’t have to.

@haldier, "Since Europe is the biggest market for Sony (except for Japan), M$ probably paid Capcom to alienate us. Meaning, think twice before buying a Capcom title in europe the support for it may be a little so so."

I assume that's a joke or an attempt at irony?

Just on the off-chance that it's not, if Sony have taught us in Europe anything over the last three generations, it's that they care little for us. If you honestly believe that the reason the title isn't on PSN in Europe is because MS paid Capcom, then you're a fool and obviously very, very new to Sony and the Playstation brand.

@Amoebalove

>Most of us know how to buy from the U.S psn store but the point you’re missing is that we shouldn’t have to.

As far as I am concerned, the fact that we 'shouldn't' have to is irrelevent - anyone who has been serious about gaming for any length of time (i.e. those who visit this site) will be aware that all of the big game corporations have always treated Europe as second class, so it should come as no surprise at all.

I 'shouldn't' have had to import all those 16-Bit games and systems to play them on back in the day, because if I didn't, they might not get released, and even when they did they would be crippled with borders and speed issues in PAL terretorties. I 'shouldn't' have had to pay £400 for an N64 shortly after Japanese release because I wanted to play Mario64, and not wait years for Nintendo to get around to releasing it here at 50hz. I 'should't' have had to by NTSC Dreamcasts and PS2's to play games at full speed, at the turn of the Millenium, even when I had owned a TV that would have supported 60hz for years. You get the point.

We always get screwed in Europe, but what has 20 years of moaning and pleading got us from Nintendo/Sony/Sega/Microsoft (in order of poor support, IMO) - absolutely nothing, and when we FINALLY get region free home systems, we then get screwed over downloadable content or store release dates...

Just do what anyone who really wants whatever unreleased game has always done - figure out how to import it, at least these days you can do it from your chair at home, and not have to trek to Tottenham Court Road, or rely on some dodgy mail order company to get it fo you!

I'm interested in buying from the US store. But how does paying via paypal work regarding the currency difference? I don't have a PayPal account either. I've heard that you can pay without an account - is this true?

Actually, screw it. eBay sellers charge upwards of $25, which ATM is £16. It won't be more than that when it comes to UK PSN, so I'll just wait. I have enough games anyway.

Well deserved sales. Now release the bloody SFII 360 control pad!

just create a jap or usa psn account some of you guys are idiots at times, how hard can that be!