I really want that USFIV guide because I love learning about that stuff...but as it is right now the game is kind of broken and Capcom is taking its sweet time patching things up. So that guide might end up being useless because they may do some balacing stuff to try to fix stuff.
Also do I really need to say who your favorite SF character is? Its the same as mine. 
I do remember AX did come to America but it was sparse. The English rom for AX is on the GX home port. But the more I think about it, the more it kind of would make sense if they did do an English arcade port. Like I said if they incorporate some sort of data transfer from home ports to arcade, like Amiibo or a data card, it could be a decent revenue generator. The only problem is where would the put it?
IDK. I'm sorry for rambling. I guess I'm kind of caught up in the nostalgic for arcades in the US happening again which isn't never going to really happen. Only for just kitsch appeal.
Oops sorry about the typo. Thanks for the heads up. I actually re-read and proof read which something I regrettably don't do too often but at least it was something small.
I'm pretty stoked for the game as well, despite my pessimism in the blog. I'm hoping they kind of go wild with there choices too, I want to see some really crazy stuff that's fun but not stupid. No Lovedisc vs Magikarp battles. lol
If it makes it to the West, I'd honestly be astounded. Its not like arcades are dead here, they have actually made a comeback in recent years, its just that there are so few of them it would be hard to see any point in bringing the arcade game here. Unless Nintendo makes like some deal with a chain, like Chuck E Cheeze's, and ONLY makes the game avaiable through that which kind of defeats the purpose of making the game for a wide audience.
I really think its coming to the West, its just following the nature of most Japanese fighting games and going arcades first. The question here is though is when. Because the Wii U needs good games on it now and the longer the wait, the more strain it puts on the Wii U.
Brother has tights on so its cool. I'd worry about bumps in the road though. Better stay away from Dount Plains 3.
I like the Rayman trophy if only of the fact that I think that Michel Ansel, the guy behind Rayman, did it to piss of Ubisoft. How they got shafted with Legends last year was really messed up.
