Thankfully, the free DLC is not a pointless one: it’s the Championship Mode which will certainly be appreciated by fans of the genre and the franchise, since the CM for Super Street Fighter II Turbo HD Remix enjoyed a real success. For those who don’t know about it here is what the Championship Mode does: it allows players to set up online tournaments within the game. And it’s always the best fighter who wins.
However, the fighter should be dressed properly, too – at least that’s what Capcom appears to believe, since they’re putting will also offer a series of five costume packs – released one per week. IGN reports that a pack will cost 320 MS Points (or around $4.48), while the full 25 costume collection will be available for 1,000 Points ($13.44). A bit pricey – and that explains why publishers love to release DLC as soon as the game’s out (or sooner, if that’s possible). A big thumbs down for that.