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I have tried to move on to another game once. Then a few months later, I was told to go back 'cause I was so terrible at said game. In the end, I realized no matter what I did, I'm better off playing what I enjoy. I think he feels the same way... he gets a kick out of trolling you guys.

There's nothing wrong with DOA6 and yuri in the same sentence... But seriously, costumes are the last thing on my mind when it comes to KOF. Cosmetics have never been its strong point to begin with.

I just made it up.

A person that everyone likes, but at the expense of his own individuality.

NOTE: For the best optimal viewing and listening experience, turning the Closed Captioning feature on is recommended for the duration of this video. 0:00 - Early Beginnings of Ryu Hayabusa 2:03 - Introducing Ryu Hayabusa 5:34 - Ryu Hayabusa's Story: Before Dead or Alive 8:32 - Ryu Hayabusa's...

I just hope they're using the Vita versions of 1 and 2 as the base, since they actually kept the ultraviolence of the originals intact.

When I learned to stop caring what others think, I didn't care about little things like that anymore that don't really matter. If they wanna act a fool, let them.

I can name more than one. 1) An overall brighter, more colorful interface that's more in line with previous installments pre-DOA5. 2) A (still) great in-game tutorial compared to other 3D fighters. 3) The Quest Mode BGM. 4) Minus the lack of host switching, the new lobby options are a welcome...

Keep thinking like that, and you'll be a slave to outside approval the rest of your life. If you know in your heart you did your best and the outcome was positive, own that shit and move on. At the same time, don't submit to arrogance.

00:00 - Preface/The Birth of DOA 02:33 - Introducing Kasumi! 05:28 - Kasumi's Story: Before Dead or Alive 09:18 - Kasumi's Story: The First DOA Tournament 17:09 - Kasumi's Story: The Second DOA Tournament 25:32 - Kasumi's Story: The Third DOA Tournament 27:03 - Kasumi's Story: The Fourth DOA...

I'm convinced this cinematic universe is going to stand the test of time, no matter who wins (or if everybody loses).

For me it was when Itagaki announced DOA would be exclusive to a then-unproven contender for the PS2, the Xbox. Despite this, I bought the console and the game in good faith for Team Ninja's works prior to DOA3. Imagine that... a time when "Team Ninja" and "good faith" were often used in the...

Man, the Tony Hawk series had some bangers. Now you're bringing me back to 2001. And while I don't care for mumble rap, I'm probably as old as you (if not older), and I still fucks with EDM.

@Glitterati : Speaking for myself, I'm not bothered. You asked questions in a public status update that I could relate to as someone who (still) plays DOA6, so I gave an honest answer. If however, my difference of opinion bothers you, that's another story.

(Guess I better play along.) ...Yeah, she should go back to Love Live where she belongs and stuff!

1) I enjoy playing it with friends and pleasant company. But most importantly, I enjoy playing it for myself, especially on PC. 2) It's going toward my personal hours of playtime. 3) There are plenty of different games I enjoy, but I have no desire to drop DOA6 anytime soon.