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And oh-so many "Eh?" moments.

Dude, the game isn't even out. If your hype is dying... you still should play the game once it's out. If anything, this is the calm before the storm.

Yeah, dude. For real. When I haven't played a VF for a while, I get painfully rusty. I always make sure to find some time at least against the CPU in my free time. I keep wondering if DOA5 is going to fuck up my Kage game. Been messing around with Sarah in preparation.

Final Showdown?

It'd basically be a 2D arena, though. Still might be interesting.

Sarah appears in Tina's story. Doesn't do a whole lot, but she's there.

No midnight release at my local GameStop. Ten o' clock it is! Apparently, I'm one of only two people who preordered the collector's edition. I'm kinda hoping for looks of regret on the faces of the other customers.

I remember the first time I played Dead or Alive 2. My older brother had just gotten it and SoulCalibur for our Dreamcast. I came home from school (or something - I had to be about twelve at this point) to see my brothers playing a tag battle. One look at Tina's secondary costume, and I was all...

So sick of running this radio show for no compensation or benefit. It ends tonight!

Uh, you mean the very end? It was a clever reference, sure, but not much more than that. I think the funniest part was her questionably tame reaction to all those explosions. "Gee-shucks, this place is scary!"

I love the guys holding "TINA" signs in the back of that mirror match. Which one do you choose, spectators? WHICH ONE?

I suppose it would have been nice for her to pay some respects by at least visibly recognising who he is as a world-renowned master of hakkyoku-ken, but the rest of the story has made an equal amount of nonsense, so I'm not terribly bothered by it. And yes, Kage-Maru is effin' awesome.

It's not like anyone was expecting him to have extensive dialogue, or anything. And really, didn't (for example) Jann Lee get the same level of treatment as a more or less random encounter with virtually no explanation?

You mean with the "ten years too early" reference, or just the fact that Kokoro has to beat him just like every other character you face in the game? I really have no idea what the big deal is.

Depends on who you are, I guess. Some people are excited by steep learning curves, though they usually have been around the block, in terms of general fighting game knowledge.

It was domestic. I don't do a whole lot of online. I still think that people overestimate the usefulness of tutorials. I always get the basic grasp of a game by actually playing it, then hit the dojo later on for command training or anything I may have missed.

I seemed to do all right against regular Tekken players on my first time playing 6. So... whatever.

I don't know about keeping things to ourselves, but regardless of whether we release them, we really shouldn't let those opinions degrade into flaming flamers and their flame wars. And I agree with the general mentality. But for those willfully ignorant who will not be swayed, my day is not...

Boo-hoo? It's likely not hard to avoid. The worst that can happen with the mentality that you're presenting is unlocking the swimsuits by accident.

I've never known any sort of trend in the general thought of competitors. Especially when it comes to things that don't actually affect the gameplay, it stands to reason that challenging-to-unlock, secret shit would be a point of pride for natually competitive individuals (i.e. people who...