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This is a forum. You're going to get a lot of responses you didn't ask for. And a lot you don't agree with. Learning to take it with some tact will go a long way.

I own every modern console and only use them 0.01% of the time. I literally dislike consoles too much to show any kind of favoritism towards them. For me they are simply there to play games that cannot be played otherwise. The rest of the time I am on my PC. So if I'm saying anything in regards...

Unless of course, you're a Japanese DOA player. Or you just don't care which console its on.

I'm not sure what you are thinking the closure of Sony Japan Studio means as far as Playstations overall level of success, but Sony owns Playstation. The majority of console users are on Playstation by a wide margin. Ergo, they have the largest market share of the console audience, whether they...

Don't see why it would. Japanese prefer to do business with Japanese, and Sony represents both their biggest foreign and domestic audience. That said, if they had nothing to show its because there is nothing worth showing.

Yea, this notorious move.... Legend tells of some players pulling it off by accident somehow, or glitching the game out. In all likelihood it may well have been FSDC but without the taunt. That said, there have been times throughout DOA history where moves are left in the game but are only...

Celebratory Birthing Date!

The character I tried back in beta couldn't even block and the games were full of bots if you wanted to play solo. I found the whole affair kind of sad.

It sucks for the simple fact you can low hold into advantage from a stun, which is a game breaking issue. Every other problem this game has is just salt on the wounds.

Well, like I said. He will embrace whatever hand he is given. Devil's Third was definitely a hand. Or at least part of one.

So long as we both acknowledge that we're technically wrong, I tend to agree.

Obligatory "Bayman is not a grappler" post. Realistically it's whatever, he definitely grapples in the traditional sense but according to Team Ninja he is considered a hold specialist while anyone with a 4 frame neutral throw is considered an actual grappler.

People being the key word, not person. And you definitely have the wrong person. Also worth pointing out that just about the only individuals at the company who truly took it personally when he left were not from the team itself. It was a tragedy for the team when they split, but it's not like...

This is based around two things. Conversations from people who knew him well during the Tecmo years, and also simply his track record of having no conceptual idea whatsoever as to what makes a fighting game function in the first place. He was doing it because at the time, it was the thing to...