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Capcom has confirmed dates and venues for the UK Street Fighter IV arcade machine tour, where you'll get to play the game ahead of its console release and even win prizes assuming you're not crap.
The tour starts up north in Edinburgh at the Gamestation on Princes Street from 29th January to 1st February, before heading down to the Meadowhall Shopping Centre Gamestation in Sheffield from 5th to 8th February.
London's HMV on Oxford Street comes next from 19th to 22nd February, and this coincides with the Street Fighter IV console launch on 20th February.
Birmingham's Gamestation on New Street follows from 26th February to 1st March, before Hull's Gamestation takes up the final leg from 5th to 8th March.
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JohnnyWashnGo
28/01/09 @ 16:05
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What?
No Leeds. Seems like a pointless tour anyway - pushing an arcade cabinet around the country a few days before anybody can get the game. |
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"Speaking of which, we'll have reviews of the sticks and the game in the coming weeks."
Pretty please could you please review the standard stick nice and early so we (I) have plenty of time to cancel our (my) pre-orders if it's shite? With sugar on top. So many reviews of the TE stick around, and the one or two mentioning the standard one amount to "it's similar to the TE but smaller and doesn't have top end parts," which isn't very helpful to noobs such as myself. |
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giant_frying_pan
28/01/09 @ 18:59
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ianegg: (disclaimer) I have not used the Mad Catz sticks.
The standard stick will be a lot better than a pad for SF IV, even the Madcatz controller. You can't become instantly comfortable with any stick though if it's your first time using one for any length of time. If you're comfortable with a controller, consider the Madcatz pad. If you think you'll be better with a stick, get the standard stick. The tournament edition stick will only offer performance benefit to those experienced with arcade sticks. Keep your preorders though. The resale value for both sticks will probably stay quite high for a while after launch. That will give you time to gauge if it'll suit you or not, or let you consult a review from a source you trust.
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Yep, reviews of the standard edition stick please, instead of just the TE version as pretty much everyone else seems to be doing.
And if you do review the standard edition, please compare it to the Hori EX2/Fighting Stick 3 as those will probably be what many of us already have or would consider as an alternative. |
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DivideAndCombo
30/01/09 @ 00:43
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Well. I went to the Edinburgh Gamestation, kicked some arse, got me a tshirt. The game was great, but it wasn't actually the arcade board PCB that we were playing! - it was the game running on an emulator on a PC inside the box! It had a lot of slowdown.
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