I wonder why his source won't reveal who's the 4th new character to Bogard. :/
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Street Fighter V being built on Unreal Engine 4
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Maybe it's not finalized?
In everything on the screen you're looking at. This guy.
Don't feel bad. I've been playing sf4 for years and have never beaten arcade mode.
huge difference my ass. if there was huge difference u wouldnt have to resort to 'I bet you that you cant even tell what's new when an opponent blocks an incoming attack' to point out the differences.
ive seen the trailer in hd and unless u nitpick and really focus there is hardly any differences.
^^huge difference lol where?
Uh, yes, there's quite a difference there.
Just go away already, you're no longer contributing anything worthwhile to the thread.
Dont even start with this shit you dont know me.
TheBaronOfNA
Banned
Why does companys like Capcom don't use or make their own game engines anymore? I don't think that the Unreal Engine is bad, I only think that big companys like Capcom should have their own game engines, to me it feels a little bit strange
Is not cheap to develop and it seem that, for Japan, for every Fox Engine there 2 Crystal Tools.
NoctisVsStar
Member
the trolling in this thread is seriously derailing the importance of capcom choosing the UE4. We getting the game sooner and i'm legit hype about this.
Naughty_Doge
Member
16 is a good start, especially if they're really making each character's style unique and vastly different from one another.
Also, Blanka has to be there. He has to!!
If I had to circle where the differences are. I would have to circle the whole damn picture because it looks completely different besides the iconic colors of the two characters. I mean how does that even look similar? That should be the real question. I have put in a shit ton of hours on street fighter 4 and casual people that watch me play can see the difference when they first saw the trailer.
Projectjustice
Banned
It was Charlie due to Guile's reaction.
Eteric Rice
Member
There's a difference, but it's just not a massive one like I think some were expecting. Still looks nice and sharp, which is what matters to me.
Really glad to see Japanese developers embracing UE4. Engine development has been far too big of a time and money sink for them and often their engines are too personalized for a certain project they can't be used for other games.
It's also pretty cool that UE4 seems to be a good choice for 60fps games on consoles, which UE3 was not last gen.
It's also pretty cool that UE4 seems to be a good choice for 60fps games on consoles, which UE3 was not last gen.
Eh. I've been playing fighting games longer than most people on here have been alive. 16 is more than average for a fighting game starting on a new graphical engine.
NoctisVsStar
Member
Yes. It's also incredibly hard to do a bad PC version of a UE4 game.
Cyber Caesar
Member
This art style is a step up in the right direction but it is like many have said, it's too safe. The fact that the argument constantly breaks out about the game being a minor visual upgrade is proof that they could have done something much more dynamic to freshen things up even more. Imagine this model if it was age appropriate
Street Fighter has never went for stylized realism.
Street Fighter has never went for stylized realism.
NoctisVsStar
Member
so much this, that's all that matters.
Agreed with 16 i mean look at NG initial roster
Man, forgot just how much better 3rd Strike's UI was than the last two iterations.
reSpec Gaming
Member
Most excited for updates to keep changing the meta/balance. That'll be cool! (Something Smash 4 should be doing more of)
yurinka
Member
A highly modified version of MT Framework, adapted and optimized to run Fighing games on it.
Back then, when SFIV was made, MT Framework didn't support fighting games so they branched and highly changed it to use it in all other SFIV versions.
SF IV 3DS, MvC3 and SFxT did use MT Framework once a later version of the engine was adapted to use fighting games on it.
Happy to see SFIV and SFV took a more 2D Capcom fighter-like artstyle.This art style is a step up in the right direction but it is like many have said, it's too safe. The fact that the argument constantly breaks out about the game being a minor visual upgrade is proof that they could have done something much more dynamic to freshen things up even more. Imagine this model if it was age appropriate
Street Fighter has never went for stylized realism.
Projectjustice
Banned
So instead of answering my question, you ask me the same question? Ok let's play this game of yours.
I can tell you whats new. Please point out how this animated gif isn't doing anything new?
Purple Cheeto
Member
They probably would have had to re-write a lot of their content creation tools. UE4 has a lot of difference overs UE3, especially in terms of content creation.
So good.So instead of answering my question, you ask me the same question? Ok let's play this game of yours.
I can tell you whats new. Please point out how this animated gif isn't doing anything new?
They were under a three game license for UE3 and didn't expect the engine to be ready by the time they shipped the game.
Which is reasonable actually given only two UE4 games on consoles have shipped (D4 and that horror game) and Arkham Knight was supposed to be out in October.
Indeed, that's why it is actually a good sign that they're not going after a ton of characters from the getgo.
So instead of answering my question, you ask me the same question? Ok let's play this game of yours.
I can tell you whats new. Please point out how this animated gif isn't doing anything new?
the recovery animations of Ryu....hnnggg so goood..
DangerMouse
Member
Yeah. Can't wait.
Space Runaway
Member
Hmmm..looks like he's change the 16 character thing to:
He didn't specify which versions of these games but if SF3 means 3rd strike as a minimum then we'd actually be getting a 20-ish character starting roster.
robotzombie
Member
i know that 16 characters for a brand new fighting game is a generally reasonable number though
Can someone explain to me what's new? I don't follow fighting games much. The animation lools great though.So instead of answering my question, you ask me the same question? Ok let's play this game of yours.
I can tell you whats new. Please point out how this animated gif isn't doing anything new?
Being a sequel to a massive franchise where the prequel has over 40 characters and yeah back to disappointment.
I think it's that she actually positions herself to block each incoming attack in a logical fashion instead of there just being a random spark against someone holding their hands out regardless of where the limb itself is hitting, as if they are projecting an invisible force field.
NoctisVsStar
Member
those characters weren't there from day 1, so that's not a fair argument.
I believe that was confirmed to have been Seth.
SFIV uses a custom engine from Dimps that isn't at all based on MT Framework. In fact it predates Capcom sharing the engine with dev partners like Eighting or Tose.
I believe SFXT uses the same engine as well, not MT Framework. Even the Vita port.
Not only that, but Ryu's leg stops at her hands instead of clipping through her.
Ah, OK. I did notice that but wasn't sure if it was in the more recent updates to SFIV or not.
Teknopathetic
Member
It's more that Ryu recoils when his sweep and roundhouse are blocked instead of following through regardless.
Projectjustice
Banned
I will as soon as I get a response from the hater.
Prophet Steve
Member
huge difference my ass. if there was huge difference u wouldnt have to resort to 'I bet you that you cant even tell what's new when an opponent blocks an incoming attack' to point out the differences.
ive seen the trailer in hd and unless u nitpick and really focus there is hardly any differences.
^^huge difference lol where?
did titanfall being on pc stop sony fans from hating on it every thread? nope.
You know, initially I thought they barely looked different too...until you showed those screenshots.
Damn that looks a lot better than I realized. Too bad for you that sharing a same art style means that they look the same to you.
Besides looking different enough to not be called Uber SF4, there aren't real specifics to give IMO.
It definitely looks like a different game tho.
It's mostly about Ryu's kicks animating like they've been blocked, in SF4, attacks animation will play out the same if blocked or not.
The little details like fingers and cloth animation are pretty good too.