I broke my wall for DLC-Characters, it is shit, but hey, in the end we have like 50 in a game. But nickel&diming fucking hats and eyecolors? Fuck em with a rake! And not with the handle side!
If only gamers actually rewarded that, when Harada said that it was during the Tekken Tag 2 release and that went in to be the biggest bomb despite it being a great game.
Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2 is completely inferior to the original...
It had fundamental problems with new mid-crush mechanic and mindnumbingly long tag juggles. The 1v2 option was also wack.
That's barely something only the competitive players would notice, content wise Tag 2 was packed to the brim and any DLC characters were all released as patches so everyone got them. The stages and characters looked great too and the music was brilliant.
I did not purchase a copy of Tekken 7 after an awful arcade experience, but I purchased Tekken Tag 2 twice and play it at least every month. I have no idea why the former sold as well as it did given the piss poor console releases. Must have been a lot of repeat purchases on PC and some guest character fans. A lot of those customers will probably not be coming back for Tekken 8 either and many will stick with a single version.
I've played all of them. VF4 vanilla did not have good AI. VF4 Evo was a big improvement. VF5 vanilla on PS3 was a step back. They improved it for the 360 version but it wasn't better than 4Evos.
VF4 Evolution AI was worse than vanilla's. AI training mode in the original is by far the best that has ever existed in a fighting game. Also, Evolution's AI was more predictable than vanilla's, which would really mix things up. VF5's AI is slightly worse than VF4's but leaps better than future revisions and any Tekken. Only explicit AI training I am aware of in Tekken 8 is in the mirror match AI ghost battle. I don't even know if there is a search function for ghosts in Tekken 8. I just grabbed the ones with the highest battle points for each character and if they really failed to be entertaining I replaced them with the next ones down. I even downloaded the AI for Player Match opponents that bested me. They were all cannon fodder unlike the players they claim to imitate.
I agree, but Ninja Gaiden 2 on 360 is faaar superior imo.
TTT2 is a great game imo, nothing wrong with it...I really dunno why the sales was so bad!
Of course , but Sigma had more. Content and extra playable characters
I think that the 360 version flows better too...
That's not my experience at all. I found the original VF4's AI in Kumite mode to be pretty bad considering they'd hyped this prior the PS2 release. I thought the train you own AI was a useless gimmick. I kept trying with it but it never worked remotely well. I wasn't surprised they ditched that idea after and never brought it back. Tekken 6 tried that too but again it never worked well at all despite really trying..
My biggest issue is they changed the wall splat mechanics. Now a lot of moves just simply miss because of it. It's not game breaking but it does need to be fixed.
My friend who plays fg's less than me but better than me asked if he should play and I told him to wait for next season to see where it goes.
Ironically, I have not wanted to play KoF XV since they dropped the Advance Strike update. Such a dumb mechanic...
It basically reverses the flow of any trade for half a bar of super meter. It also causes the game to freeze and glitch out in certain instances. If I could downgrade to get rid of it, I would.I've never been more than a tourist of kof... Advanced strike? Tell me it's not more of this mario party shit in our games.
Leave Jack alone! There's like 30 different ways to counter him and punish, let me boy have something!
Crazy we had to endure six months of forced Lionheart transitions. What a god awful stance. This should open up the character considerably. Time to learn everything from scratch again.Nothing but buffs for Steve
When?
