The_LMFAO_Guy

Mega Man Legends 3. Now that DLC seems like it's going to be a thing on 3DS, I kinda don't want that game to happen (Capcom will abuse the DLC).
 

@Hailinel

And Capcom Fighting All-Stars seemed pretty cool.

Why not release and HD version of Shemue 1 & 2 with chapter 2 made into game as a bonus incentive?

@The_LMFAO_Guy said:

They also want to me you under the belief that bad grammar is a bigger issue because they want you to detract away from you noticing their bad reading comprehension.

I see what you did there, you rascal!

Your grammar is terrible, the thread title makes no sense, and I really don't know who or what you have a problem with. If you don't dig fighting games, then that's cool. If you're raging on other people's opinions on fighting games, or the fact (wuh?) they weren't released in the 90s, then I think you should probably get off the internet.

Tekken 4 is shit by the way.

It should be "Title updates have never gone away" sorry it bugged me and for some reason I felt the need to say this.

I'm just saying that they never went away. It's getting kind of irritating how people believe they've stop since the 90's - it's essentially talking out of your ass. 
 
@kermoosh said:

i have no idea what you are talking about,

First off, I'm not trying to say that I defend Capcom's way of making fighting games (I'm still trying to decides which Capcom fighting game is the disappointment of this year, Street Fighter III: Online Edition or Marvel vs. Capcom 3) I'm just pointing this out. 
 
Every time when someone is disappointing by the title updates that Capcom keeps doing, they talk as if they haven't been a thing since 90's. How do I know? Because they say stuff like this: "A third version of Street Fighter IV? It's the 90's all over again. And Jesus is my friend =)." They haven't gone away gosh darn it (I would say god damn it but I'm in a mellow mood right now), games like Virtua Fighter 4 & 5, Tekken 5 & 6, Guilty Gear 2, King of Fighters 2002 have gotten title updates, and they came out in the 2000's, not in the 90's. The reason why a lot of people don't know that is because the people that believe Street Fighter IV is the most revolutionary fighting game ever created weren't into fighting games before Street Fighter IV - they had no idea Street Fighter III existed until Street Fighter IV was announce. . . . . Oh and they didn't pay attention to the genre.  
 
What are your thoughts?

LMFAO.

I don't remember a Deluxe Jet Set Radio coming out over here... are you sure it wasn't a Japan only game? Also, JET SET RADIOOOOOOOOOOOOO-

@Redbullet685 said:

JSRF isn't a port? I thought they were both the same games.

Edit: Yeah, checked the wiki, and JSRF is a remake, so why would they release a HD collection of both. Releasing an updated JSRF for $15 on XBLA and PSN would be good.

I only played JSRF, but from what I saw of the quick look, both play pretty differently with the tagging mechanics. The levels, while still in Tokyo, are completely different it seems, with JSRF being in the future and all and JSR being present day. So I'd say it is most definitely a sequel and not a port.