We've given some thought to it but the costs we'd expect to incur in compatibility development and testing are significant and the requirement of a gamepad (no keyboard and mouse support) is really market limiting. About the only people we'd reach are the emulation hounds, who, let's face it, aren't the crowd that's eager to pay for new software as it is. So while PC is a strategic initiative for the company in my view (at least as we develop products in the West), it's not in the cards right now for SSF2THDR. Sven wrote: the requirement of a gamepad (no keyboard and mouse support) is really market limiting. Keyboards get a lot of guff when it comes to being used for fighters and while they're probably not as immediately accessible as a gamepad, once you get used to using them they're probably a bit better from what I've seen from the several keyboard wielding friends I have that I play PC fighters over the internet with. Of course, that doesn't matter much considering that nearly everyone I've spoken with has been addled with the preconception that they're absolute trash for fighting games.: . Sven wrote: Puzzle games are a mainstay of the casual PC gaming market (by FAR the largest segment) and as such, the potential audience for it is sizable.

Additionally, you can play SPF2THDR with four arrow keys and a spacebar (no gamepad required). There's a night and day difference in the sales potential of the projects. The reason we're all stuck using MAME32 w/ Kaillera P2P client is because the shoddy netcode for all the online fighters released so far (CvS2, SFAC) renders them virtually unplayable. If you guys studied what the folks at ggpo.net were doing and applied it to a PC version of Super Turbo HD, you'd have a surefire hit with fighting game fans in North America. Is every game on GameTap keyboard-compatible?? I believe some actually require you to have a gamepad plugged in (which often times, so happens to be the 360 gamepad), so couldn't Capcom make the game PC-compatible, but require you to have a compatible gamepad??

Personally, this doesn't affect me, since I know for a fact I'll be playing SSF2THDR on my 360 (better set & sound system, after all). But still, for those who prefer gaming on their PCs, (so long it's economically feasible) the game really should be available on their platform of choice.

Ditto Tv App Free Download on this page. Raiders of the Broken Planet - Ultimate Edition.

Of course, I'm more concerned about Capcom sponsoring an appropriate fighting gamepad that's 360-compatible. The option we have right now is either stick to the gamepad or get the HoriStick. Cloud System Booster Pro Serial Key. Considering so many fighting games coming out on console platforms in the near and not so near future (especially on XBLA) a more appropriate fighting game pad should be made available. MrDweebenheimer wrote: The reason we're all stuck using MAME32 w/ Kaillera P2P client is because the shoddy netcode for all the online fighters released so far (CvS2, SFAC) renders them virtually unplayable. If you guys studied what the folks at ggpo.net were doing and applied it to a PC version of Super Turbo HD, you'd have a surefire hit with fighting game fans in North America. We're familiar with GGPO.

Tony (the creator of GGPO) been kind enough to meet with us a couple of times and he was one of the Evo players who came in to give us feedback on the rebalanced mode. That said, I'd still maintain that the PC fighting game market has ALWAYS tanked and I'm really not willing to incurr the costs to bring content to that platform where I know it's not going to do more than 25K units max.

It's a losing proposition.