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Because all movement in Tekken can be cancelled, which is why you see a lot of twitching in high level play when they're just spacing. Tekken also doesn't have a triangle system nor move priority mechanic prior to Tekken Revolution unless it's the crush system. It's more based on speed; the one...

@KasumiLover69 Tekken is actually my main fighting game and I know almost everything about it from the smallest to the biggest changes of its mechanics from TK1 to TK7. Every 3D fighting game has launchers and juggles, but Tekken's number of launchers is way higher than the other 3, and I’m not...

What did they do back in 4 though?

The thing about Tekken is that more than half of your character's moves on counter hit can lead to a juggle. Get counter hit by a 11 frame roundhouse kick, you're already juggled and 30% of your health is already lost. Get hit by a face-down low wake up kick, you're gonna get juggled again and...

You can also try out BlazBlue. I never played it, but I heard it's a challenging game as well, but go for Central Fiction. Cross Tag Battle has been simplified as I've heard. The game has an amazing tutorial as well.

Yeah, because Tekken 6 has that motion blur feature in it which blurs out the frame displays and makes the game look like the characters are actually moving. It's the first fighting game to have a motion blur, and Tekken is apparently the only 3D fighting game to have a motion blur. They took...

Ah, I see. Because arcades are a good way to play older games and keep them alive. Arcades is where I started playing Tekken because I never truly owned a console until I got a Xbox 360 during 2010. I only got it just to play Tekken 6 at my home.

Are there any arcades from where you live or nah?

If you still have a PS1 or PS2, you can still play 'em. Tekken 2 got re-released on the PS3 and Tekken Tag 1 got HD remastered on Tekken Hybrid which is a bundle of Tekken Tag 1 HD, the CG movie, and Tekken Tag 2 demo (Prologue). Honestly, Tekken 3 was my first Tekken game and trying to play...

Yeah, I was aware that SFV created a rift within the community. A lot of people left or they just stuck with SFIV and the older games, which I'm also doing with Tekken.

When I take a look at SFIV matches, I can tell who's the talented one and who isn't, it just makes me go like "Wow, he can do that?" and SFV matches make top players look like average ones because of the simplified game play.

Street Fighter and Virtua Fighter are the hardest fighting games I've played to be honest. I still don't understand Virtua Fighter's mechanics and Street Fighter IV has just frame links which makes the game timing heavy. Inputs are kinda lenient though- you can make shortcuts with certain moves...

When I take a look at DOA2 and DOA3's move sets, I can tell a lot has changed in DOA4. DOA4 looked faster as well; they changed the hit physics a bit, but DOA4 also had some moves that were taken out such as Kasumi's Mai-Ogi, Hayabusa's hand stand, and the generic grounded attack (2P and 2K).

Not really a lot, but I kinda noticed that there are moves in DOA3 that are not in DOA2U like Jann Lee's new KKK as well as his sidekick like his 66K or 6PK.

-move set instead of bringing in DOA2 1999's move set, but I had to understand that it's DOA2 Ultimate and not DOA3 Ultimate.

Sounds better than his current one.

Wow, I wish they kept him because I kinda liked his DOA1 voice better. He sounds like Bruce Lee in his 1970's films.