Nael M.

That's the same crystal-backed amphibian-thing you fight in a few levels. Nothing new there.

Screw them, how about a Wendy DLC?

KABOOM!

Then mod it with Gamecube or Wii functionality. There's quite a few tutorials on Shoryuken that instruct you on how.

The producer of the game said a 360/PS3 port would essentially require rebuilding the game for scratch, so they didn't feel it was worth the effort. So unless you're willing to fund the development yourself, it isn't going to happen.
http://www.1up.com/do/newsStory?cId=3175141

AKI got out of wrestling games years ago, so you can forget about that ever happening.

I'm jealous of those Real Arcade Pros they've got stocked there. Danged expensive arcade sticks.

The physics are supposed to be closer to Armageddon's, if the Team 17 Facebook page is to be believed. So while the code + graphics may be from the more recent games, Team 17 is supposedly tweaking the gameplay to be as close to the original Armageddon as possible.

Top-of-the-line Japanese arcade parts aren't exactly cheap, you know.

Price issue, apparently. It's cheaper to do RF than Bluetooth on PS3.

http://www.gamecyte.com/ces-2009-in-the-age-of-usb-why-must-we-pick-peripherals-per-console-mad-catz-explains

Thank you for being the 24847223946th person to point out this oh-so-interesting-and-definitely-not-beaten-to-death factoid out.

The program executables to run those games are open source, yeah. The full game content (levels, graphics, sounds, etc.) however are still proprietary and you need to have a full copy of the game to get the open source ports to even run properly.