Looks like ryu caught a touch of the downs, there.

Just as a commentary on what a dick move this was on Capcom's part:

When SFII was originally released on XBL, everyone was obviously very excited for it. When it was released, it instantly became the best selling XBL title up to that point, and is probably still in the top 5 in terms of all-time sales. Unfortunately, after people bought they game, they discovered that the online was complete shit. If you were lucky enough to actually get into a match, you found lag and the usual shit lobby controls (or lack of them, I should say). As it turned out, players could simply log out if the fight was going against them with no penalty, thus keeping their rank, so basically all you got online were endless loads of people who wouldn't finish any battle if you landed any decent combos or won even one round.
Also, the game, rather than being an emulated version of the arcade ROM or the SNES version (pretty much regarded as the best home version), it was a port of one of the CD versions of the game, so it actually had the same load times as those versions.
So instead of fixing it, it was "OH HEY, SFII HD IS COMING EVENTUALLY SUCKERS, THANKS FOR THE MONEY"

Wait for what?

I win?

Well, it's about time!

Deejay got blacker.

Also, I want this. I fail.

When meth finally drags me onto the stage, I'm going to use Joe Esposito's "You're the Best" as my stripper song.

All crane-style in a thong hoping that they tossin enough bills for dinner for my seven kids.

That game was easily my most regretted Xbox Live purchase, and I've got a few. Offline it was badly done, and Online was simply unplayable.

And it now keeps me from buying the good version. Because what's worse than buying a broken game, is buying the same game again less than a year later as an upgrade.

Hi-def has not been kind to these animations

i'm still waiting