Yes, this one:

Of course I would have preferred one with Ken or Ryu on it, but I bought it when they were extremely scarce and was worried that they would completely disappear before I bought one. Besides, it doesn't look that bad, IMO.

I have a Ken fightpad. I'm still undecided about buying this though.

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Any truth to that rumor last month about EB/Gamestop getting a retail box (with download code, bonus DVD, and a few other physical extras) for the PS3 version?

Apparently, EB (Canada) doesn't have anything for MvC2 in their system.

Is it wireless or wired? Only ones I can seem to find are wired. Thanks

It's costs a lot to license MS's proprietary wireless tech for controllers. Most 3rd party controllers are wired because of this.

Anyone download this yet on Xbox Live? Care to share any comments? I plan to download this after I get off work tonight. I have over 3,000 points to use.

Yes, it's wired. The PS3 version is wireless but requires the USB dongle to use. So far every fighting sitck or pad for the 360 is wired, but I think a wireless fight stick will be coming out in time for Tekken 6, if that's important to you.

I just downloaded it! I played a few rounds so far online and it's everything I remember. The games I've played were mostly lag free and I was able to pull of combos and special moves no problem. I easily see this one taking up most all of my free time (as if there's any left to spare). The only challenging part is to find a game I think. Player Matches are pretty solid and the people waiting in line get to watch the current match as a spectator.

hit me up if you want to play!

I played this for an hour tonight. The game is exactly the way I remember playing it a couple years ago, and it took the better part of the hour to remember all the combos and special moves. Ugh. Couple more hours and I should be back into it.

Anybody else have a very hard time finding a match? It's worse then Street Fighter IV.

Is the game enhanced for widescreen?

Yes, without changing the gameplay. The HD backgrounds are all 16:9 fields, but the game itself actually only plays in the 4:3 space, causing you to throw characters against invisible walls on the sides of the screen. It's a good comprimise, I think.