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SFxT sold pretty well, actually. 1.5 million units, I want to say? That's not bad by any stretch. They talked about that stuff in an earnings call. I think it missed internal projections slightly but that's a respectable number.

Precisely.

This game plays like trash. While you're busy scrutinizing trailers and continuing to love everything ever, GO, I played it. It sucked.

I wasn't counting a portable release and a demo/port/movie as a new release.

That's fucking sick, sir. You should be ashamed of yourself.

That's a respectable term. I approve.

EVERYONE has one. I hope you're afraid.

You're playing those other games wrong, chief.

I have a second room reserved at the venue but I'm thinking about releasing my hold on it since it seems people may not be in need of housing assistance. I'll continue to hold it until the end of the month but I'll cancel the reservation if I don't hear from enough people.

Tekken 6 was the last Tekken released at retail... Also, Kunimitsu is not a clone, as confirmed by FilthieRich.

Holy shit, I Wanna Be the Guy: Gaiden...no words.

I like how you hoarded that many alpha build codes and now everyone is watching vids of builds with completely different mechanics. Helpful.

Yes. Highest for any tournament ever. Dreamhack doesn't count because of the festival held there.

SC has more T&A than DoA has ever had. Definitely more than Tekken.

3,500 total registered competitors is the only concrete number I have.

THERE MUST BE BALANCE! *goes to play more UMvC3*

No we won't. They're simply balancing. New moves, yes, but not sweeping changes. Getting balance right when new characters are thrown into the mix takes time.

I was just making light of your overuse lol. It's not really forbidden to swear (obviously) but I'd probably avoid cussing someone out. Tekken is actually very fast, but it's not as...smooth a game as DoA. DoA is and always will be my favorite fighter and that's a major reason. I never...

Allow me to introduce you to 'fuck,' 'shit,' and 'damn.' You're welcome.

That's a brilliant idea, except the part where the US residents spend a tiny fraction of what other countries pay to attend. Your idea is absolutely just as valid as mine, but at least with mine cost is relative to seating like every other spectator event ever.