Ultra Street Fighter 4 Input Lag Finally Removed

[The Big Daddy C-Master]

About time. Still inferior to PC though.

www.eventhubs.com/news/2015/apr/17/ultra-street-fighter-4-coming-may-26th-ps4-ditigital-release-will-sell-2499-removes-ps3s-input-lag-new-screenshots-revealed/

PlayStation.Blog has just revealed the release date for Ultra Street Fighter 4 for PS4. The game will be released across Europe and the Americas on May 26th, 2015 at the price of $24.99. According to the the website, it will include all of the DLC that has been released "so far".

Perhaps even more exciting for tournament players is that the slight input lag associated with the PS3 version has been removed.

With the announcement comes seven new screenshots. After studying the images, the models and textures appear to be improved, most likely due to the higher resolution.

[WarMachineRhodey]

did capcom mention anything about the ps3 sticks being able to work on the ps4 with usf4? i have been hearing some stuff about people are tired of buying sticks and i can sympathize with them on that but no one seems to have even tried to mention the pc version which not only works with ps4/xb1 and 360 controllers/ sticks it doesnt suffer from that sound glitch which is on the 360 version that they are currently using at most tournaments.

[The Big Daddy C-Master]

Apr 19, 2015 22:37:13 GMT -5 WarMachineRhodey said:

did capcom mention anything about the ps3 sticks being able to work on the ps4 with usf4? i have been hearing some stuff about people are tired of buying sticks and i can sympathize with them on that but no one seems to have even tried to mention the pc version which not only works with ps4/xb1 and 360 controllers/ sticks it doesnt suffer from that sound glitch which is on the 360 version that they are currently using at most tournaments.

I was talking to a friend about that. Said they use consoles for convenience. Whatever that convenience is.

[WarMachineRhodey]

convenience? i guess people still think even in this day and age computers work off some kind or sorcery lol.

[The Big Daddy C-Master]

Apr 20, 2015 13:14:35 GMT -5 WarMachineRhodey said:

convenience? i guess people still think even in this day and age computers work off some kind or sorcery lol.

From what I hear people say that it's hard having to bring around a tower when you can bring a console+tv+ all the different systems to accommodate different controllers.

Seems less convenient to me honestly. Especially with laptops and other devices.

[magicattack]

Especially because the minimum specs for the game are so low. Its not like its AC-U, DA:I, or Dying Light.

[The Big Daddy C-Master]

Another thing is that these tournaments are often sponsored by console manufacturers. This is why they run the inferior PS3 version. Sony sponsors many of these tournaments. Throw in tradition (even though arcade cabinets are PC's) and voila, console gaming... heh.

Assassin's Creed was terrible on everything iirc though. Didn't know DA had really high requirements. It's single player though.

[magicattack]

Apr 21, 2015 14:49:35 GMT -5 The Big Daddy C-Master said:

Another thing is that these tournaments are often sponsored by console manufacturers. This is why they run the inferior PS3 version. Sony sponsors many of these tournaments. Throw in tradition (even though arcade cabinets are PC's) and voila, console gaming... heh.

Assassin's Creed was terrible on everything iirc though. Didn't know DA had really high requirements. It's single player though.

Surprisingly I had only a few glitches with AC. Maybe I was lucky, or my system was strong enough to power through any of the smaller glitches.

DA didn't need a high end so much as it needed 4 cores. Sorry I didn't specify that.

SF4 people can play on ancient dual cores. So basically any computer can run it.

[The Big Daddy C-Master]

Apr 22, 2015 12:59:13 GMT -5 magicattack said:

Apr 21, 2015 14:49:35 GMT -5 The Big Daddy C-Master said:

Another thing is that these tournaments are often sponsored by console manufacturers. This is why they run the inferior PS3 version. Sony sponsors many of these tournaments. Throw in tradition (even though arcade cabinets are PC's) and voila, console gaming... heh.

Assassin's Creed was terrible on everything iirc though. Didn't know DA had really high requirements. It's single player though.

Surprisingly I had only a few glitches with AC. Maybe I was lucky, or my system was strong enough to power through any of the smaller glitches.

DA didn't need a high end so much as it needed 4 cores. Sorry I didn't specify that.

SF4 people can play on ancient dual cores. So basically any computer can run it.

I haven't played it myself but I remember people were having problem with it on consoles and PC because of the bad optimization.

Fighting games aren't really demanding. The more demanding stuff would probably be on PC anyways if it were competitive lol. I know some shooters are.