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Think the main issue was that Big House would've also made a profit off of this while the game would've been played on an emulator in order to play the game because of the rollback mod. Nintendo takes these situations quite seriously, does it suck? Yes, it does, it did many times from the look...

If you can, get Re:Mind after finishing the game, it was liked by many for its Data Org fights, improved combat (yes, they added abilities, forms, keyblades along with the dlc, not sure if you need it in order to access all of it, most of it was added to the base game for free I think), you can...

From what I've seen, it has solid combat, though not as good as KH2's but even then, magic spells are quite strong in this game, especially fire iirc, so that's sort of a combat killer right there, its not balloonra by any means but still. The story is quite linear indeed but it makes sense...

They'd rather not take risks with characters from an era of MK where most people disliked or hated some or most of these characters. To be completely honest though, I'm surprised that other characters like Takeda, Kung Jin and Reiko didn't make it in either even though they're liked iirc. There...

Yeah, some of the characters imo could get a second shot from the 3D era in a 2D MK fighting game, like Kira, Li Mei, Havik (if the execution of the character is indeed a good one), Hotaru, Ashrah, Darrius, Shujinko (again, if they can make the characters interesting). Its just, the 3D MK games...

This is still good though, seems that they're almost ready to fully implement rollback into GGXX. Hopefully BBCF and Tag are next on the list, along with maybe Xrd in the near future.

He will be via flashbacks, the same way Kazumi's playable in T7 despite her being dead for 20+ years prior to T7's story.

Technically its Ryza 2 since it is coming out on PS5 too, looks-wise its probably going to be the "Remastered which actually is the PS5 versions of" Nioh 1 and 2, the true next gen game of theirs that takes full advantage of the console's power? Ninja Gaiden 4 or Samurai Warriors 5.

For me it doesn't matter as much since I experienced netcodes like MKvDC's among many others that weren't good at all so I'd manage and I'm not that super competitive about the games that I play but If I had to choose between well-implemented rollback and relatively well implemented delay-based...

It feels good when SFV's netcode actually works and I don't play against teleporting players, with delay-based, playing certain characters and playing against certain ones can feel sluggish, especially if its a character that requires execution in order for him/her to be played properly, that...

Thing is, because of COVID it is not safe to travel to offline events (if there even are any, or if they can at all) anymore, so most players are stuck playing their favourite fighting games online, which is most probably delay-based. Some games are just god awful to play online that way, like...

Issue with the PS4 controller is that the controller that I used up until now is starting to act up, so, I'm left with 1 controller again for god knows how many fighting games and playing certain games on PC would be better with a PS3 controller + I don't like Xbox controllers for fighting...

Which fighting game would he fit in though? Because Tekken would still be the best option but wouldn't he be just a wilder version of Negan (haven't played any Yakuza games yet so I can't really tell how they would handle him as a playable character, need to start with 0 soon)? Outside of Tekken...

Most of them are saying that the connection with other players, even outside of U.S is pretty good. Sounds like they actually buffed their netcode up big time, which imo, isn't too surprising, Tag 2 out of the PS3 fighting games had the best netcode iirc (ofc, out of the non-rollback games)...