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Juri looks great... her specials and her Ultra Combo look way too weak, but I managed to play with Chun Li, who also has a rather pathetic UC and mostly useless special moves (except for EX lightning kick and EX spinning bird kick).

Well, as for the other two, DeeJay and T. Hawk... how should I put this... I think they suck. (I'm not trying to troll here or anything like that, so if you disagree, feel free to ignore my opinion).

I gave SF4 some shit for playing like SF2 but after spending some time with Tekken 6 suddenly this game seems a lot more enjoyable. At least we're not forced to play a crappy beat em up to unlock content =D

Haven't unlocked a single piece of content for Tekken 6 yet, I'm allergic to something as bad as T6's "scenario campaign". Seriously; it gave me a severe headache after 10 minutes. But that's off topic. What I really want to say is, having to purchase overpriced DLC to have additional costumes in SFIV sucks just as much. And as the history of Capcom's DLC policy shows, the same will happen with SSFIV. "Want alternate costumes for every character? Pay 15 bucks."

I am still wondering WHY did they change the speaker? Or is that the speaker of the Japanese version? The europan one was perfect, this one just sucks :/

Just get Ibuki in there.

Is the sign in the background of the car stage maybe a hint about another new character appearance?

Good catch! I sorta doubt it, but it would be awesome!

Yeaaaah... so Tekken 6 sucks just because "Scenario Campaign" isn't to your liking (or maybe you just don't know how to play it properly)? I don't think so. It's much easier to just say you don't like Tekken then become even halfway skilled at it, unlike SF4 which is a much easier game to pick up and play. I'm looking forward to SSF4 and will buy it, but Tekken will always be my main game.

I would love to see the cast from SF3 start to appear, I really think it should take a KOF (old games) approach to characters and feature everyone from all the SF games. I would not be at all surprised if that will in fact be part of the future strategy for this series...

I like both Tekken and SF, but... how exactly is SFIV easier to pick up and play than the recent Tekken games? I agree that SFIV's core mechanic is a great deal less complex than Tekken's with the incredible amount of combos, the unique character movesets and all, it's probably even a lot harder to get really good at Tekken than in SF, but when it comes to being "easy to pick up and play", at least in my experience, SF isn't. My friends hate SFIV because it's merciless towards newbies, and I understand why. I failed hard during the first 20 hours of playing or so, and the only thing I gained through that was a glimpse at how the game works. SFIV is not accessible, or easy to pick up and play at all imo.

Tekken on the other hand, is what I'd call easy to pick up and play - yes it's complex and deep, but after all you can win against a not-so-skilled opponent by simply mashing on the punch and kick buttons and turn the stick into random directions, or like Megido said, "press you palms against the pad". A skilled opponent would beat you in no time if you tried to play against him like that, but if you try that method in SFIV, even a kid who understands the game only a little can kick your ass.