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Green Man Gaming is currently having its “Big in Japan” sale — a sale featuring discounts on PC games from various Japanese publishers. As part of this sale, a number of Capcom’s fighting games are discounted. This includes most of the recent releases in both the Street Fighter and Marvel vs. Capcom franchises on the platform.
The sale lasts up until the morning of September 11. For those interested in checking out the titles on sale below, entering the coupon code BIGINJAPAN during checkout gives an extra 20% discount.
| Game | Regular Price | Sale Price | Discount % |
| Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite | $39.99 | $15.97 | 60% |
| Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite – Deluxe Edition | $59.99 | $23.97 | 60% |
| Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3 | $24.99 | $9.97 | 60% |
| Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection | $39.99 | $23.98 | 40% |
| Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition | $39.99 | $19.17 | 52% |
| Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition Deluxe | $69.98 | $43.10 | 38% |
| Street Fighter V – Season 1 Character Pass | $9.99 | $4 | 60% |
| Street Fighter V – Season 2 Character Pass | $19.99 | $10.70 | 46% |
| Street Fighter X Tekken | $29.99 | $4.77 | 84% |
| Ultra Street Fighter IV | $29.99 | $5.98 | 80% |
| Ultra Street Fighter IV Upgrade | $14.99 | $3.02 | 80% |
Source: Green Man Gaming
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The question of “At what point does inspiration become imitation?” is one that has plagued every creative medium, for much longer than anyone reading this has been alive. All art is influenced, born of the lived experiences and interests of its creators. That isn’t an excuse to simply re-brand other people’s ideas, though — and that’s exactly the pitfall that led to the notable backlash against Icons: Combat Arena.
There is sea of indie platform fighters to swim in right now, but none of them have received the outcry that Icons did. AtlasOne‘s most recent video examines what went wrong for the developers that seemed to have everything going for them, and what lessons other platform fighters can learn from Icons going forward.
Do you agree with AtlasOne‘s take? Is Icons: Combat Arena salvageable?
Source: AtlasOne
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