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Weren't SC/DW1 released '97? Unless you mean in terms of development times? Since SE/B was '95

"Hey, son, I got you that new weapon fighting game you wanted!" "Aaah, rats, this ain't Soul Calibur.""Well, you better like it! I ain't going back to return it." "You know what? It ain't so bad. I'm actually kinda interested in the 2nd game if it comes out." That one kid, now man that actually...

Dynasty Warriors 1 looks like a bootleg attempt to confuse kids' parents about buying them Soul Calibur.

I give the low down on the aspect of accessibility in fighting games vs the will to learn. Akira tutorial for knee maybe? Lol https://store.playstation.com/#!/tid=CUSA01665_00

My thought and rants, bad quality, real shit.

Posting some of my rants and thoughts, 2005 style, baby.

I've never owned an Xbox, so, I can't comment on the overall package.

Yeah, weird as fuck seeing Kasumi chop dudes up lool

Since the difficulty and violence is toned down, right?

I'm not necessarily put off by advanced movement. Just that I noticed it harder to make the correct decisions in the learning process when there is. 2D fundamentals are there, but the conditioning process is tough when your opponent understands the typical responses and rarely drops combos. So...

When I played UNIST my friend let me try it. I kinda got salty on him and never got another chance to try it. I'm kinda just like that in my beliefs, until I realized degenerate stuff was kinda normal pre-SF4. I think since SF and Chaos Code have a limited movement structure is what makes those...

I just looked at the combo structure and thought, this looks feasible. If what I'm noticing to be correct, the moons denote a type of playstyle,kinda like -isms but it's a difficulty level with whatever character it seems? I don't care about BS as much as I do getting into how to go about...

Bro, I know about Mojukin, is why I said why play every character? I get it for shits but I need some autonomy. Though, you can learn more matchups this way but it ain't really needed. I think a character I like, makes the game enjoyable. Like we're getting thru together. Hell these...

Japanese are very character loyal and they make us reconsider the tiers in sooo many ways. Hype to see and their different viewpoints. Voice actors are like this too.

I don't get this Mokujin stuff. It feels like you don't inherently enjoy your games (FGs specifically) if you need to play every character. You're never going to better yourself that way if you haven't understood the general ruleset yet. Not going stop you but it feels more prideful and...

I would if I didn't have to pay my Internet. Have deep history with the series.