No, not enough backlash, and "Super Duper Mega Street Fighter V: Turbo Edition" will launch on XBO as a technically different game. 

Thats is the hope, but actually if there is some funding from Sony, won't this game be part their property? Unless capcom did an agreement, after that many copies sold we can release it for others plataforms under other name. Just adding more characters and stages and changing the name, won't make it a different game, from a patent stand point.

LOL, thats the thing. So they technically aren't lying.

Remember when Resident Evil 4, and Dead Rising 3 were supposed to be exclusives? Capcom aint the marrying type.

Exactly. Street Fighter 5 original version will only be on PS4. That much is true. But they never said anything about the other versions lol

I still think its stupid. game is very competetive on 360 even more than ps3. It should release on Xbox also.

My thoughts, first, this doesn't seem like the same deal as Dead Rising 3. That was MS funding and publishing it yet Capcom owned so they can do with it as they please after a time. Deep Down is a somewhat joint venture between Japan Studio and Capcom so that explains that.

This though is odd. The only reason why I could think Capcom would do it on PS4 only is because of the cross platform play. PS4 and PC gamers playing against each other, from what I know MS doesn't allow that on Xbox.

Of course you could argue that it is Sony money but they said they won't do that anymore and I believe them, most 3rd party exclusives have come from 2 ways, first they help out so ask for exclusive in return or they actually commissioned the game, so they paid for it, they own it, a developer makes it (no real different from the Dead Rising 3 deal and MS mainly, both good legit practices).

I do not think this is like the TR deal though.

No, it was moneyhatted. Lets not play dumb, we know why Capcom has been making popular IPs into exclusives.

The trailer didn't look like a huge leap from SFIV. Being multiplat wasn't going to hurt the quality of the game.

This game wouldn't be a part of their property unless they publish it, and I don't see them going there. Capcom themselves did the same thing with the first Dead Rising. That game was permenant 360 exclusive, but "Dead Rising: Chop til You Drop Edition" (read: The exact same game) was released on Wii. Nintendo also did a similar thing with Batman in 2012. Sony had the marketing rights to Batman: Arkham City, but Nintendo showcased "Batman: Arkham City: Armored Edition" at E3 2012, and had exclusive marketing for it and everything. It is possible to get around moneyhats, and we will see a lot of that in this gen. 

The crossplay announcement was great and pretty much made everything better, the online will be pretty alive for a long time.