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Its also that the characters outside of the homing mids got tools that were annoying to deal with or got extensions to tools that they didn't really need. I'm at a relatively mid level with Tekken now but seeing the amount of new stuff people had to deal with in ranked was something else. Also...

Think I had a conversation with him regarding Ein a few months after I joined FSD and haven't heard about him since either, surprised to see him around all of a sudden. That happened almost a decade ago (checks the discussion) WHAT DO YOU MEAN IT HAS ACTUALLY BEEN A DECADE SINCE THAT HAPPENED?

Yeah, for sure, even for aggressive game standards I think that Tekken 8 went just a little bit further beyond. Playing a game in that state on a daily basis is unhealthy longterm, heck, imo playing fighting games for more than 4-5 hours can end up becoming quite the mental exercise, can't...

it gives me different perspectives as well as different flavors to enjoy, I really can't go back and just play 2-3 fighting games anymore, even though I have some that I like to play over others, just playing those would get a bit dull after a while.

For some, Tekken is their "job" (mainly content creation or competing) so they pretty much HAVE to stick with the new through thick and thin, which can be for the better or for the worse depending on the state of the game or its the only game they play when it comes to fighting games. I'm glad...

What sort of bums me about these guests is that these not only take slots away from the actual IP's characters but also from video game characters as well, MK could have so many sick videogame character guests but they just don't since WB is WB (and I guess Ed Boon said himself that he wanted...

Think also Ronaldo was made canon in the game's story. Its also funny that we went from possibly the biggest guest character in the history of fighting games to "apparently he's a European DJ but still.....who.....(checks more info) wait, he's that handstanding guy from that iirc extremely bad...

They're all wrong since Twitter/Facebook/99.9% of x social media is the best fighting game on the market right now. With DOA players it is that way but for circa half of the playerbase they'd add "Except the last entry, that game is garbage" and with SC it would be like "Wish people would play...

DOA (or VV) crossed over with many gachas/mobile games already but there are times when I have to be reminded about some of them. As for your post, an even hotter take: Compared to a good amount of fighting games DOA's starting to be similar in comparison and in a few rare cases maybe even tame.

There's such a thing as clearing one's backlog? That should straight up put you in legendary status! Jokes aside that free time that you get from not having to complete your backlog should be liberating (unless if you're too busy with work and/or other stuff normally from a day to day basis).

Ikr, its very obvious where to go next in these games, sometimes the environment change points out where you should be going next, or at least thats what I would say but then I remember the "climb the ladder to find the Resident Evil" meme and that people like DSP do exist (and the large...

They have quite a few IPs that they have that are just flat out dormant and I didn't have any hope towards Nights of Azure receiving a third game after the lackluster sales the second game had (even less hope than what I had/have towards DOA) but this really might be the year where that IP could...

Well, you're not really wrong, most games that KT made during the 2017-2019 period had flaws to them. Nights of Azure 2, while kind of fun is obviously an (imo) unfinished product that could've been more if the devs were able to work more on it. The success of DW: Origins and Ninja Gaiden's...

The entirety of this game will be something that'll be discussed and analyzed for years to come. Literally throwing money at the wall type of deal while it could've actually stood beside the Smash series in greatness, ah well, it is what it is.

Nights of Azure, a Gust title. The first game was released in 2015 iirc, its also been 8 years since the release of the second game. While Nioh and soulslikes in general are cool, it dominated the market long enough, let them rest for a while, although, Sony should be giving people what they...

You know, him going about Tekken Ball as an extra game mode within the fighting game and comparing it to the Xtreme series makes me think that the minigames/volleyball would've actually made for great extra modes within the DOA games instead of them being made into a separate game, its not like...

Seems to be that way. This is the first time a numbered NG title got a "black edition/version" but from what I've seen so far for Black the number comes first and for Sigma the number definitely comes after, probably because one is an edition of the base game (NG, NGB, NG2, NG2B) and the other...

that we've seen for the past 8-10 years even Sigma 2 can be considered a quite good game compared to those, and 2 Black from what I've seen so far beats Sigma 2 90% of the time in terms of....basically everything (coming from a guy who played Sigma 2 back in the day to death).

Which to me sort of feels like a marketing strategy, its like "Hey, look at our old game looking this good right now, our new game is going to look just as better, actually, scratch that, even better than this one!". I would like to play the OG this year on emu and I'm likely going to enjoy it...