Grammar does make a difference. It separates the thinking, from the childish. Think of it like a job application. Nobody will hire you if you look like a childish spaz. If you're not at least trying to make some coherent grammar, then people will take you less seriously.
Second; I know its not for 'all' Sony fans, but you know what? I'm a Sony fan, and a fighting game fanatic. It was made for fighting game fanatics, not for random Sony fans. There's a reason stuff like Street Fighter doesn't appeal to many people.
Now you wanna talk about things that weren't made for fans whatsoever? Street Fighter X Tekken, 200 bucks full of on disc DLC. I can bet you money that All-Stars will not have 200 bucks worth of on disc DLC. Maybe 10, maybe 20, but nobody is dumb enough to make that giant mistake ever again.
You're essetionally attacking the people making the game. A new company, put together solely for this game. Omar Kendall is a pretty big fan of fighting games himself, as is a lot of the staff.
Actually lets talk about the staff. Seth Killian, a Lead Game Designer. Many of you might not know him, but Seth Killian was to Capcom as Paul Gale is to All-Stars. He was insulted, day in day out, regardless of trying to give us info. Eventually he quit Capcom after the SFxT epidemic, and is now working on this game. The guy is a hardcore fighting game fanatic, and was actually hired because he was explaining his ideas for Street Fighter to a one Yoshinori Ono, who invisions most of Capcom right now.
Seth Killian is such a big fighting game fanatic, that Ono put him in the game as a boss and playable character for Street Fighter IV.
You see, this game, in a way, is made by fans. Its made by fighting game fans, 'for' fighting game fans. If you can't accept this, then your being here is kind of invalid, as is your hate. Crash and Spyro were probably just problematic inclusions; if they're released as DLC (They said Crash would be free if anything ever), then sweet.
Never say it wasn't made for fans. Ever. There are things such as focus groups consisting of fans. This is why most titles, like Uncharted, keep going; because it has a fanbase. There's always a corporate deal to everything, and nothing is 100% made for fans, but saying that All-Stars is 100% corporate is just stupid.
Their complete ommission from a lot of conversations has put them in a bad light, that I can agree on.
The most complaints I've seen on these forums are 'Crash and Spyro aren't in, therefore SuperBot is a horrible company'. What's so two-faced about this, is if hypothetically the two characters do get in, they'd praise SuperBot and call it game of the year. Not for the gameplay. Not for the immense amount of promise the game already shows. Just because 2 characters.
Its...disgusting, to say in the least.
