1. MeleeI have a question for folks...what 5 fighting games did you have the most fun with?
I'm not asking which was the best or the most balanced fighters or what fighting games had the biggest scenes...just which 5 fighting games you've ever played did you have the most fun with
*yes Smash Bros counts*
Just idly trying to get an idea about something that I keep wondering about.
I like how he refers to companies with pronouns.In the midst of list wars Thomasorus actually posting cool stuff! I eagerly await lists of favorite lists.
In the midst of list wars Thomasorus actually posting cool stuff! I eagerly await lists of favorite lists.
I like how he refers to companies with pronouns.
man in 1995 VF2 was just unbelievable for me
it's still fun these days but the absence of a sidestep means movement isn't as fun as 3 and beyond
Since english is not my native language I have a LOT of problem with pronouns, I'm sorry. Since in french "it" doesn't exist, a company, a console or a "thing" has to male or female (he or she). For example consoles are female in French, but the Gameboy and the Gamecube are male. So you say "La Playstation" and "Le Gamecube". :| Mostly because Nintendo refers to theses consoles as toys, and toy is male : "un jouet".
And thanks for the kind comments!
I remember that time fondly because my best friend and I agreed to each buy one of the competing consoles (he bought a Sega Saturn and I got the Sony Playstation) so that we would have access to both libraries of games. In the early days he was pretty jelly of Tekken vs Virtual Fighter but as soon as Virtua Fighter 2 hit I knew it was something special. He was also fortunate in having the better versions of 2D fighters for the most part.
In the midst of list wars Thomasorus actually posting cool stuff! I eagerly await lists of favorite lists.
Who are your top 5 regular posters in this thread tho?
On what grounds? Better performance or M$ money hats?Sabin hinting that the Mortal Kombat X standard will be XBone. I may have to reconsider my stick mod.
Sabin hinting that the Mortal Kombat X standard will be XBone. I may have to reconsider my stick mod.
Sabin hinting that the Mortal Kombat X standard will be XBone. I may have to reconsider my stick mod.
On what grounds? Better performance or M$ money hats?
Wait, like standard at tournaments? How would he know?
I thought they're leaning towards PS4 for Evo?
I guess Microsoft money hatted MLG and Sony money hatted EVO.The way it was implied, money hat. Maybe MLG will have it and that's the console they'll use?
Geez I should just be a pad player at this point.
Yeah he acknowledged that they're using PS4, then insisted that Xbone would be the standard.
I guess Microsoft money hatted MLG and Sony money hatted EVO.
This is just going to be really strange for the community.
Feels like something that's only going to be an issue at MLG events once SF5 releases.I guess Microsoft money hatted MLG and Sony money hatted EVO.
This is just going to be really strange for the community.
Woohoo, I am in Grand Finals for Smash at Mile High Massacre. Only 16 people signed up, but I still feel good. Apparently it is going to be streamed.
Good luck. Browser?
Yeah, Bowser. I don't think anyone here has matchup experience against him. The guy I am playing in GF put me into losers on round one, but the matches were close. I was stupid and ledge chased him. -_-Good luck. Browser?
Phones autocorrect it to Browser.He probably uses Chrome.
Or is this some nickname for Bowser...
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I really enjoyed reading this.They aren't just transforming GG into GG in 3D. I think it's more complicated than that. It's my personal opinion but here you go since you asked for an explanation.
The goal with Xrd isn't just to gather the old fanbase, it's to change well enough the game to create a new one without alienating the old fans. Arc is working with anime trends, they always did even if they say they don't take notice. When they created Guilty Gear it was during a golden era of original anime and they registered to it without even thinking about it (think Bebop, Evangelion, Trigun). When they started doing BlazBlue in 2006/2007, the anime world was influenced a lot by amateur works (dojins adapted to anime, more positive characters, school stories all the time) and they rushed inside this to make BB because Mori is probably a bit of an otaku. As a result BlazBlue is just an hyper deluxe dojin without any consistency and that's why I don't like it and why it was so successful.
There will be a time when BlazBlue will be out of fashion however, will not please any new players like GG did. Not because it's 2D, because it's out of the trend and transforming it into 3D will not change this. Tekken has the same problem with the nineties attitude of the series where electro music/colors/non-sense is the rule (bears! robotic ninjas! bruce lee! grandpa moving by doing farts!) and it won't necesseraly please a new audience. That's the reason Tekken 7 is trying something new with characters like Lucky Chloe or Shaheen while avoiding characters like Yoshimitsu or Kuma. They may come in the game later but at the moment they are not. There's a reason for that. Maybe people don't undestand what are bears and Yoshimitsu referring to?
So back to Arc. Today you're seing a lot of new anime series that appeals a lot to the first period anime fans I mentioned with more adult stories being very successful, classic themes adapted to a new generation (first that are coming to my mind are Attack on Titan, Psycho Pass, Terror in Resonance) all of them that can be watched even if you are not an anime guy. It's not quite as original/crude as before and not as amateur or "anime at school", it's an in-between, somewhere between being positive but serious. Xrd is positionning itself right inside it by smoothing his designs and characters and tone, trying to please old fans with classic designs and the promise it's as before, but also adding characters like Ramlethal, Elphelt or Leo who seems popular among new players of the series... And BlazBlue fans too from what I saw.
Simply put Xrd is not just "GG in 3D", it's GG trying to adapt to a new period where people have new expectations. GGX and GGXX, the base of all the other games, came out 13 to 15 years ago. Rebooting GG was a smart move as everyone asked for it. But they are using GG to do something else than what is what made for. As a result the game is risky as it has to find a balance.
In my opinion it didn't find that balance but that's a whole other topic.
Edit: wrote a wall of text again sorry guys. -_-
So there is no reason to play Thunder in KI anymore?
Edit: wrote a wall of text again sorry guys. -_-
Why is Xrd considered Guilty Gear in 3D? I understand how the game was developed, but it's still a 2D fighting game isn't it? No sidesteps or anything.
It has 3D character models instead of sprites.
It's still a 2D fighter because it's on a 2D plane.
I have a question for folks...what 5 fighting games did you have the most fun with?
just read the manga
Right after Capcom All-Stars. ;_;
Berserk, Vision of Escaflowne, Macross Plus, Cowboy Bebop, Trigun, Gundam 0083, Golden Boy, Record of Lodoss War, Slam Dunk, GTO were among my favorites from the 90s.
I've put in enough Marvel hours on Vita to tell you it can take any beating you throw at it. Also, why you mashin with Wolverine? Swiss Cheese.
I have a question for folks...what 5 fighting games did you have the most fun with?
I'm not asking which was the best or the most balanced fighters or what fighting games had the biggest scenes...just which 5 fighting games you've ever played did you have the most fun with
*yes Smash Bros counts*
Just idly trying to get an idea about something that I keep wondering about.
We're doing more lists?
Who are your favorite players in the games you're interested in?
Only good thing about Tenkaichi is this
Who are your top 5 regular posters in this thread tho?
They aren't just transforming GG into GG in 3D. I think it's more complicated than that. It's my personal opinion but here you go since you asked for an explanation.
The goal with Xrd isn't just to gather the old fanbase, it's to change well enough the game to create a new one without alienating the old fans. Arc is working with anime trends, they always did even if they say they don't take notice. When they created Guilty Gear it was during a golden era of original anime and they registered to it without even thinking about it (think Bebop, Evangelion, Trigun). When they started doing BlazBlue in 2006/2007, the anime world was influenced a lot by amateur works (dojins adapted to anime, more positive characters, school stories all the time) and they rushed inside this to make BB because Mori is probably a bit of an otaku. As a result BlazBlue is just an hyper deluxe dojin without any consistency and that's why I don't like it and why it was so successful.
There will be a time when BlazBlue will be out of fashion however, will not please any new players like GG did. Not because it's 2D, because it's out of the trend and transforming it into 3D will not change this. Tekken has the same problem with the nineties attitude of the series where electro music/colors/non-sense is the rule (bears! robotic ninjas! bruce lee! grandpa moving by doing farts!) and it won't necesseraly please a new audience. That's the reason Tekken 7 is trying something new with characters like Lucky Chloe or Shaheen while avoiding characters like Yoshimitsu or Kuma. They may come in the game later but at the moment they are not. There's a reason for that. Maybe people don't undestand what are bears and Yoshimitsu referring to?
So back to Arc. Today you're seing a lot of new anime series that appeals a lot to the first period anime fans I mentioned with more adult stories being very successful, classic themes adapted to a new generation (first that are coming to my mind are Attack on Titan, Psycho Pass, Terror in Resonance) all of them that can be watched even if you are not an anime guy. It's not quite as original/crude as before and not as amateur or "anime at school", it's an in-between, somewhere between being positive but serious. Xrd is positionning itself right inside it by smoothing his designs and characters and tone, trying to please old fans with classic designs and the promise it's as before, but also adding characters like Ramlethal, Elphelt or Leo who seems popular among new players of the series... And BlazBlue fans too from what I saw.
Simply put Xrd is not just "GG in 3D", it's GG trying to adapt to a new period where people have new expectations. GGX and GGXX, the base of all the other games, came out 13 to 15 years ago. Rebooting GG was a smart move as everyone asked for it. But they are using GG to do something else than what is what made for. As a result the game is risky as it has to find a balance.
In my opinion it didn't find that balance but that's a whole other topic.
Edit: wrote a wall of text again sorry guys. -_-
I guess NCR is going to have a norcal vs socal 8v8 in marvel? Socal is putting the team together right now on the UGC stream.
Who's on the team thus far?