Puzzle Fighter HD had over 2000 votes before the name was changed USER VOTE PROBLEM

The voting system on UserVoice now refers to the game as this:

Super Puzzle Fighter 2 Turbo

The problem is that ever since Backwards Compatibility started, it was known as Puzzle Fighter HD. This can be seen in the marketplace right here:

Puzzle Fighter HD

It had well over 2k votes (did it ever hit 3k?) before the entry was deleted and the above showed up as Super Puzzle Fighter 2 Turbo.

This is going to add confusion and problems. Would also love to see this as BC.

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Will you be keeping the 360 when the 'nextbox' comes out?

[quote user="Tatakai no Kami"]

There is also the Amiga 2000. And the original Amiga 1000, I think at some point the "3 Amiga's" got together and had some weird offspring which Vote adopted and it was the Amiga 2600.

Or vote had Amiga's on the brain when typing Atari 2600.

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According to wikipedia you got the Amiga 500, 1000, 2000 and 4000 computers.

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No other company could use the numbers 2600 in their title as Atari owned the rights to that name. The reason it was called the Atari 2600 was this, The console was launched as the Atari VCS (video computer system) in 1977. When Atari launched the Atari
5200 in 1982 the VCS was changed to 2600. It was named after the units Atari parts number CX2600.

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So I would love to know what VoteDC was meaning when he said Amiga 2600.

 

Will you be keeping the 360 when the 'nextbox' comes out?

[quote user="ILOVEBAY0n37T4"]

[quote user=""]

There is also the Amiga 2000. And the original Amiga 1000, I think at some point the "3 Amiga's" got together and had some weird offspring which Vote adopted and it was the Amiga 2600.

Or vote had Amiga's on the brain when typing Atari 2600.

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According to wikipedia you got the Amiga 500, 1000, 2000 and 4000 computers.

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No other company could use the numbers 2600 in their title as Atari owned the rights to that name. The reason it was called the Atari 2600 was this, The console was launched as the Atari VCS (video computer system) in 1977. When Atari launched the Atari
5200 in 1982 the VCS was changed to 2600. It was named after the units Atari parts number CX2600.

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So I would love to know what VoteDC was meaning when he said Amiga 2600.

[/quote]Totally missed the humour in my post.

 

It's a manipulation of votes really.

 

Hope this gem gets backwards comaptible soon.

 

It's definitely a fun game. Hopefully they haven't brushed it aside as a backwards compatible option.

 

It takes two parties to get this done - Microsoft (to prepare the conversion) and Capcom (to approve it). Probably wanna see if Capcom has approved it, or ask them to approve it.