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It's in the same vein as getting a "Best of Show" in any any auto industry expo (NYIAS, LAIAS, Paris, Geneva, etc.)

Hmm... more like all fighting games at E3 nominated for best fighting game of E3.

Not enough Japanese play the game to support an arcade release. Besides, the arcade market is tough enough as it is.

PS3.

2 hour tutorial by DandyJ.

Seth working in Capcom showed how important it is to have a community manager who was from the community themself. While it was a bumpy ride, his involvement helped the community get its voice heard. The combination was enough that even Namco followed suit and hired Rich "FilthieRich" Bantegui...

Ah stream can work as well, but what's important is to get people to come and play. The key is to get decent comp that people will want to both play against and watch on stream.

Technically, Namco/Project SOUL pulled a Capcom, copying what they did for Street Fighter III. No surprise since Daishi Odashima admitted that 3rd Strike was his favorite fighting game of all time. Even the meter management and Just Guard are straight from 3S.

It helps if DOA folks can actually help and organize their own FGC events that feature multiple games, sort of like 8WayRun has the Break and features SFIV and Marvel despite them being a Soul Calibur site.

More like "I AM PREPARED!"

Quicker inputs is likely a placebo effect. As long as the pivot point is in the same position and the actuator isn't bigger, the inputs should be the same. Made in my spare time. http://www.mediafire.com/?4q5ue6br224rvaz

Probably going to be by either MadCatz or Hori. Or better yet, Hori for Japan and MadCatz for the USA.

Juggling his belly counts as air juggling him. Speaking of which, the "jiggle physics" on him would put Rufus from SFIV to shame.

Be open minded. Don't box yourself in with a set of mental rules. Be prepared to adapt and use whatever works.

Nope, it's not just you. In general, the fine differences between games aren't immediately evident to casual players.

This was made in 2009, by that time, DOA4 had mostly been forgotten, but the other games had just gotten recent releases, including Virtua Fighter which had VF5R.

Actually, the best way is still to use shorter screws from a Fanta stick and then shave a bit of the JLF body. This'll get you to mount the stick at the correct height. http://shoryuken.com/forum/index.php?threads/paewang-revolution-mayflash-modding-tutorial-ver-laugh-lots-of-pictures.92494/

I probably should have rephrased that as "old SRK joke."

I believe you still have to widen the button holes in the Datel/Paewang shell.

Old FGC joke.