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Project L and SF6 are taking steps in the right direction, especially SF6 since it might offer a lot both as a casual and as a competitive game which is good since SF games set trends that other companies end up following afterwards. I'd say that the waiting time and the longevity are good...

I am curious about Project L myself, it'll most likely have a decent playerbase either way since its League we're talking about but we might end up seeing a long term change in the industry depending on how successful it'll be. Multiversus was a success and we've also seen fighting games like...

you have to think about how much you're given for the price that they're asking. MK11 out of all the "current" fighting games has the most content out of all the relatively recent fighting games but outside of that game and SCVI I don't really know if the 60-70 dollar release price is something...

Of course, the pandemic didn't help at all and from what I've seen and heard it almost killed all arcades in Asia, only the big names remained like Mikado but who knows for how long they'll be going, offline tournaments also weren't much of a thing during the time which unveiled a lot of issues...

Tekken I feel is one of the few fighting games that a lot of casuals play compared to something like SF or KoF and it was going very strongly during a time when people were searching for alternatives to SF5, its kind of like MK11 but the latter doesn't have as big of a competitive scene or at...

I've heard a couple of people saying here and there that it might not be as strong of a card as most people think it is but I haven't gotten to the point of seeing it for myself since I'd like to do TCG after completing the Sumeru archon quest which might take a little bit on one account and...

Given TN's track record on how they handle most of their games I'd say that NG might have a chance to do well in the near future, DOA on the other hand, well, they might double down on certain aspects of the series that they introduced around/after 5 Last Round, which I feel might end up...

At least the Series X is at a way better price compared to the PS5 when its/they're available (where I live, don't know about other countries). Even the PS5's that are bundled together with 1-2 games are like almost 300 euros more expensive than the Series X. They both are nice consoles but both...

I'll probably try to pick up some sweet discounts for older games that I'd like to play (like Borderlands 1 GOTY for example) and maybe a newer fighting game during the Winter Sale. Maybe I'll keep some money around cause there might be a slight possibility that S3 for Granblue gets announced...

Yeah, Nier is still alive with Replicant and the gacha game and Bayo 3 despite all that happened will probably do fine, Rising is really the one that hasn't and probably won't get a sequel (in the near future at the very least) with the main franchise also being dead because of Konami. One...

SF4 was the introduction to the fgc and to the competitive side of fighting games. SF5 won't receive the same treatment most likely but I won't be surprised by that, since it was disliked or hated for like half of its lifecycle.

SF4 is the type of game to work on plenty of consoles, PCs (even potato ones pretty much) and it definitely gives a more fast-paced footsie less SF experience, not to mention that for some players their favourite character is in this game still (like Dudley for SMUG or Makoto for a lot of...

@Camel with 2 thumbs This is why I feel that its very important to take the game casually and only roll for the characters you really like, otherwise you'll have a very unpleasant time with it, especially after the recent interview(s) about what Hoyoverse is planning to do with Genshin, further...

@Camel with 2 thumbs I do agree though, it was the most minimal step up from the 1st anniversary they could've taken but most of the fanbase said that we should (rightfully) keep our expectations low, which I agreed with after seeing their rewards for the 2nd Lantern Rite event.