It's the first time I've seen Ed Boon this serious and (evidently) this ready to commit to a deep, technical fighting game. That's good.

It's a first-edition of a fighting game. That's bad.

The challenge will be for Boon to put up with the inevitable frustration that comes with having to fix the problems that first-editions have by nature, and have enough patience and perseverence to make the tweaks, release the patches, maybe even go as far as to do an upgrade like Capcom does with games like Super Street Fighter IV.