Patriot Memory Packs In Street Fighter 4 for PC
Patriot and Capcom have ganged up on gamers by offering Street Fighter IV with select Patriot products in eight different Capcom Action Pack bundles.
Capcom and Patriot Memory have teamed up to offer gamers the "Capcom Action Pack," eight bundles that include a downloadable version of Capcom's Street Fighter IV for the PC, and various Patriot products. Street Fighter IV hit the market earlier this year on the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3, followed by a Windows release back in July.
Here is Patriot's list of hardware that will be available in the eight different Capcom Action Packs:
- 128 GB Xporter Magnum USB Flash Drive
- 32 GB Xporter XT Boost USB Flash Drive
- 256 GB Torqx SSD
- 128 GB Torqx SSD
- 64 GB Torqx SSD
- 6 GB DDR3 1600 MHz
- 4 GB DDR3 1600 MHz
- 4 GB DDR2 8500 MHz
"We are truly inspired to partner with an industry leader like Capcom and bundle their amazing PC game, Street Fighter IV, with select Patriot products," said Eric Ackerson, Patriot's Director of Marketing.
Patriot did not provide pricing or availability.
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Shadow703793 Reply4 GB DDR2 8500 MHz
OMG!!!! I didn't know they had 8.5Ghz RAM!!! Don't you mean DDR2 8500? -
ArgleBargle My experience with fighting games on the PC is that PC ports are never as much fun as consoles. Either the controls are godawful even with a gaming pad, or it's just not as fun to crowd around a monitor rather than a TV.Reply -
dingumf ArglebargleMy experience with fighting games on the PC is that PC ports are never as much fun as consoles. Either the controls are godawful even with a gaming pad, or it's just not as fun to crowd around a monitor rather than a TV.Reply
Tom fails nowadays with all the new editors -
Gryphyn I was the man on the old SNES SFII port, but now days with all the ultra 50x combo breaker super charge meter double team attack stuff...meh. I long for days when beating the crap out of your friend was more simple.Reply -
Major7up Why would I want a fighter on the PC? People serious about that game will already have it for their console.Reply -
HibyPrime Shadow703793OMG!!!! I didn't know they had 8.5Ghz RAM!!! Don't you mean DDR2 8500?Reply
If you're going to be that picky, then all of them are wrong. 6 GB DDR3 1600 MHz should be 800mhz, not 1600.
Quit bein so picky :P -
Shadow703793 HibyPrimeIf you're going to be that picky, then all of them are wrong. 6 GB DDR3 1600 MHz should be 800mhz, not 1600.Quit bein so pickyTrue, but RAM manufactures advertise it as "DDR3 1600"; "DDR3 1333". But NEVER DDR2 8500MHz. It would be OK with out the Mhz part.Reply