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VF Reveal? Short teaser trailer maybe. Akuma strong? Probably, character's almost always strong/broken in the game that he comes to. DOA Collection? While I'd very much like it, I don't think so, more likely after a new Ninja Gaiden game imo.

If its not something that can be rereleased/ported/remastered relatively quickly like SF2/3/Darkstalkers and such then they probably won't bother with it with the rising costs for game development.

More like "Does it cost too much/takes too much time away from our main project and probably wouldn't net us a lot of new players? No thank you!" The issue is that there's no guarantee that newer players would like to play older entries in the series, especially given how from a competitive...

@HHH816 Heck, he'd be the only playable character in these games if it were not for the Sigma's and RE. It's like how Ryu seems powerful enough to defeat the strongest of fiends but in DOA it is mostly the other ninjas who end up making the final move/decision/action with focus on other...

@HHH816 To be fair though: 1. it is only a 30 second video so not a lot can be included in it. 2. Ryu is the main character of the Ninja Gaiden games, a good 80-85% of the games' story focuses on him and his enemies andd not on the DOA characters.

However, even if they do, I don't think that it'd lead to the death of the IP, especially now with how the focus on fighting games is starting to get bigger and bigger. Unfortunately games that are not Street Fighter, Tekken and MK can't really allow themselves to make too many bad decisions...

Nah, this is Tekken we're talking about, one of the big 3 of fighting games, they'd probably just end up making less of the bad decisions instead but I feel that it is going to (and in a way already did) surpass Tekken 7 in almost every single way.

If a new DOA would come out, be that a DOA7 or a reboot, I'm pretty sure that it'd have very similar battle passes and dlc patterns that SFVI or Tekken 8 have or worse, which would be better compared to the other two if they'd give us a Core Fighter version to us yet again, basically what the...

Tbh, it is still better than the 2015-2018 period, or as I'd like to call it "the second dark age" for fighting games where you buy a fully priced fighting game that (for the majority of them) only has online and training mode. Also, on DOA5 and 6 getting the majority of its income, do not...

They're also not 100% sure that the dlc would sell as much as they're hoping for to recover the potential losses for not selling the game full price so you have this weird combination on having relatively overpriced options that you'd see in a F2P game for a full priced game.

@Force_of_Nature There's the underlying issue with this situation, majority of fighting games won't dare to go F2P even though they might want to or could do it because the playerbase compared to something like League or Overwatch is smaller, they'd end up losing out a lot on not selling the...

This is one of the reasons why gacha games have been doing well as of late and it might end up becoming the norm sooner or later for every type of multiplayer game regardless of people liking it or not.

Probably the Djeeta crossover didn't help either. Still, I really wish that some of the new characters from the game would make it into a new Blazblue fighting game, the designs are really sick and it would be a waste for them to remain tied down to a dead mobile game.

With the gacha game making money for them and with TN and even KT being liked more for the Nioh games as of late more than anything else I'd say that a NG reboot is more likely to happen first and if that becomes successful then soon after a DOA reboot would happen, if the NG reboot isn't...

Its probably going to have a decent playerbase due to the IP but whether it'll be good enough to reach the status that the big 3 have in the fighting game space is a questionable one, especially since its a tag fighter and those haven't been doing too well as of late.