It’s HKD, you can get enough on playasia to buy the game for around $67 US dollars. I went this route since it would’ve been $90 for the JP version.

Kotaku breaking news: Little kid whines on YouTube about a game a lot of people like.

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As someone who has been studying Japanese for about 2 years now and is a huge nerd, I would absolutely love something like this. Fingers crossed

For what it’s worth, this game is much more beginner-friendly than SF4 was. To counter that though, the online components really need some work, and survival is such a pain, so I could definitely see a good bit of people dropping it despite its accessibility.

I don’t really disagree with that, nor did I mean to imply that everyone should be happy with it as well, just that personally I’m fine with it.

I’m pretty much with ya word for word...I guess I just like Street Fighter enough to not care about waiting for what I’d call “fluff” content. I play SF to find stuff in training mode and fight people online. I can do that just fine with the game right now and it’s only going to improve from here. The core of the game…

Agreed. As a newbie it’s heartbreaking when I get a W taken away lol.

I have a hard time believing Daigo missed all those anti-airs and dp punishes because of jet lag, lol. I think it was staged, but regardless, it was really fun to watch and Lupe seems like a cool dude.