Bauer Action Hour
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Capcom
SF3: Third Strike. Even though I play like a novice, I love the gameplay. It looks, sounds and controls extremely well.
SF Alpha 2 is 2nd favorite. The best of Capcom's pre-SF3 gameplay. It too looked and sounded great. I loved the cast of characters. It's probably my favorite fighter when it comes to controls.
Honorable mention on MvC 2. It's definitely my favorite of the versus fighters.
Sega
VF4: Evolution. I'm not an expert at the game by a long shot, but I appreciate it's gameplay. The training mode was extremely well done, allowing me to learn more about VF play then all the time I spent playing VF and VF2 combined. I love it's visual style, much better than any of the previous VFs.
VF2 is 2nd favorite. I loved the play mechanics and improvements over VF1. I really enjoyed playing w/ Jeffrey. A graphical marvel on Saturn when considering what came before it.
Namco
Soul Blade. I loved this game. It was a refreshing contrast to VF; flashy graphics, epic soundtrack and less technical, hack and slash play. It's amazing to me how I ended up caring so little about Soul Calibur after how great Soul Blade was for me. Rock 4 lyfe yo!
I don't have a 2nd favorite from Namco. Besides Soul Blade, the only other fighter I have is Soul Calilbur, which didn't click for me. I played Tekken 2&3 a few times and hated the controls and lack of fluidity in gameplay.
Midway
I haven't play a Midway fighter besides MK and the last one I bought and played was UMK3, which was trash.
MK2 on SNES was tight though. It looked and sounded good. The gameplay was surprisingly good, almost as deep as SSF2.
SF3: Third Strike. Even though I play like a novice, I love the gameplay. It looks, sounds and controls extremely well.
SF Alpha 2 is 2nd favorite. The best of Capcom's pre-SF3 gameplay. It too looked and sounded great. I loved the cast of characters. It's probably my favorite fighter when it comes to controls.
Honorable mention on MvC 2. It's definitely my favorite of the versus fighters.
Sega
VF4: Evolution. I'm not an expert at the game by a long shot, but I appreciate it's gameplay. The training mode was extremely well done, allowing me to learn more about VF play then all the time I spent playing VF and VF2 combined. I love it's visual style, much better than any of the previous VFs.
VF2 is 2nd favorite. I loved the play mechanics and improvements over VF1. I really enjoyed playing w/ Jeffrey. A graphical marvel on Saturn when considering what came before it.
Namco
Soul Blade. I loved this game. It was a refreshing contrast to VF; flashy graphics, epic soundtrack and less technical, hack and slash play. It's amazing to me how I ended up caring so little about Soul Calibur after how great Soul Blade was for me. Rock 4 lyfe yo!
I don't have a 2nd favorite from Namco. Besides Soul Blade, the only other fighter I have is Soul Calilbur, which didn't click for me. I played Tekken 2&3 a few times and hated the controls and lack of fluidity in gameplay.
Midway
I haven't play a Midway fighter besides MK and the last one I bought and played was UMK3, which was trash.
MK2 on SNES was tight though. It looked and sounded good. The gameplay was surprisingly good, almost as deep as SSF2.