Update: January 20, 2006
Until we update otherwise, all orders for SFZ3 Double Upper include the bonus d-pad cover as shown in the photo above. We will update our product description once we run out of the d-pad cover and update the product photo accordingly.

Update: January 18, 2006
©NCSX▪ Years after capturing the hearts of fighting game fans, Capcom reissues a portable version of Street Fighter Zero 3 which includes a new Tag Team battle mode where 2-on-2 bouts are raging like a truncated King of Fighters. Four new fighters have also been added to the PSP version - Eagle, Maki, and Yun from Capcom vs SNK 2 and the indomitable Ingrid from Capcom Fighting Jam. To further the fun, a Wi-Fi Battle Mode allows up to eight players to link up and battle in impromptu competitions that take place in the middle of the street, at the food court, or any other location where your fighting spirits wells up from within. Game modes include the standard Arcade Mode, a World Tour Mode for beginners to train, and an Dramatic Battle Mode for 2-on-2 fighting action.

In addition to the game, Capcom bundles a special d-pad cover with every copy. On the PS2 and PSP, the D-pad is problematic for fighting games. The empty space in the center of the directional wedges creates a rift which leads to disjointed movement of the thumb as it shifts around and semi-circle movements are difficult. Capcom comes to the rescue with something that should have been released years ago... a D-pad overlay which covers the pad and removes the rift entirely. No more sliding of thumb or feeling of empty space. No more rift.

Please note that a partial shipment of SFZ3 arrived today. The remainder is expected tomorrow and Friday - all orders shipping this week will include the bonus d-pad cover. Subsequent shipments will likely not include it as supplies of the item are limited and only given away in the first batch by Capcom.

View the back cover and screenshots on the main NCSX site.