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TvC is 60fps as well - a new number of reviewers as well as people playing the game on the Dolphin emulator have confirmed that.
http://www.vooks.net/article-1368-Tatsunoko-Vs-Capcom-Ultimate-AllStars-Review.html
http://www.aussie-nintendo.com/reviews/21436/
Fighting games have been like that from the beginning. Why do you think combos came about? Because you could cancel certain moves at certain frames into other moves. The only reason frame data seems like a recent development is because the Internet has allowed strategies involving it to be...
You may want to take a look at the test system Mark and Brent used. The processor being an overclocked i7 probably has something to do with their much faster framerates. The use of overclocked high-end processors in test systems is something that really bugs me about most video card reviews and...
A secondary nVidia card will not do any CUDA effects. It will accelerate PhysX, and only PhysX - if you want the CUDA effects, your primary card has to be nVidia as well.
A more accurate and detailed list of noted changes so far. MrWizard admitted that a lot of his notes were rushed because he didn't play every character for an extended amount of time.
It is. Early reports of Super SFIV say the hitbox has been fixed so it no longer hits low (in addition to high) anymore. He can be swept or poked out of it by crouching characters again.
EDIT: beaten by NSCTripleAgent
This post recommends a 9800GTX or GTX 260 as a PhysX card for a 5850, to prevent the PhysX calculations from bottlenecking the video card. I imagine it wouldn't be much different for a 5870.
From a 2D perspective like your desktop or in productivity apps, yes, you lose vertical viewing space. But as you pointed out earlier, in a 3D game, 16:9 FOVs lets you see more horizontally, which can be advantageous in an FPS. It's all dependent on the needs of the viewer, I guess.