I bet 10 internet bucks the Vita will only be shown in “sizzle reels”, with no game announcements for it, and a total screen time of under 3 minutes.

yeah didn’t realize how early the first 2 tekken games came out.

man, I didn’t see how long this post was at first. good on you.

the story itself is pretty darn silly, but the Mortal Kombat games (and the DC ones) have really good story modes for fighting games.

I know what you mean, but the GG series pretty much happened in that gap between SF3 and 4. Arc System Works’ Battle Fantasia is the game that actually led Capcom to make SF4 since it proved 3d models can work in a 2D fighter (games like Tekken and Soul Caliber have always been 2.5d)

KOF 2000 was the first one I ever played so it’s got a special place in my heart

“When Street Fighter IV debuted in Japanese arcades in 2008 it single-handedly revitalised the fighting game scene”

the bigger story here is this guy got over $100,000 to make a board game

read the first issue and it just didn’t click with me. Artwork was nice though.

it isn’t, Jet Set Radio (the dreamcast game) is on PC, PS3, 360, Vita, and iOS.

kick ass.

they’re pretty much identical save for a larger map and more content...

have you heard of GTA: San Andreas?

oh man, Miss Cleo. There’s a name I haven’t heard in forever.

Demon Souls was the cult-import game for the PS3 generation, and I think we’ve found the game for the PS4 generation

right, but you don’t need to be. it’s perfectly fine to have things that don’t make real world sense. Leave it up to the creators.

yeah but why be practical in fantasy?

so bad its bad is never good .

I preferred the combat in DA:O since it required more thought and planning, it was way more deliberate. Story wise, I still preferred Origins, but a lot of the stronger parts were hidden away in the side quests and stuff.