Fits the question, doesn't it? Games that what we think of as typical "non-gamers" play. Candy Crush, as abhorrent as the company that made it is, hits that spot pretty well. So did it's predecessor.

Wii bowling. Even grandma wants to play it.

But will it blend? That is the question.

It's not often the head of one of the most powerful gaming companies in the world pops over to Reddit to speak with the masses, so today was a bit of a treat. If you weren't following the AMA featuring Valve boss Gabe Newell (and some other Valve guys like Erik Wolpaw and Greg Coomer), then, here's all the good stuff…

This guy playing Monster Hunter.

Yeah, no doubt. At least this won't be theory fighter any more! At least, if people actually play this mode...

Dude. It's Mike "4th place" Ross. Besides, did he go Honda? Horrible matchup.

Would be a rather hairy situation at the hospital, I reckon.

Could be worse. He could be a Dante cosplayer.

Across franchises or for the latest version?

You may be right. But it's hard to deny that Vanilla Sagat has shown better results in the Japan arcades as compared to Vanilla Ryu.

It's worse in Vanilla, you have FADC so you can DP for "free" and literally do 3/4 of the life bar if you guess right. SF2 Sagat had way better zoning, though, fireballs hardly do anything these days.

Vanilla Akuma I agree, I'm not sure about Vanilla Seth. Seems to be to be a literal coin flip, and Seth just flat out dies if he guesses wrong once.

So... Hyper Street Fighter II: Anniversary Edition, then?

I can only wonder how much epic trolling he will be doing from the Oscars. Better keep watch on his twitter!

There is so much growth potential in this.

Really? I don't think so... Hong Kong action choreography was the standard for action movies for me, and I think they still are, with all the quick cut nonsense in the movies these days. Max Payne came close, but it was never dynamic enough, and I'm not sure any computer game could be dynamic enough without it being a…

I'm not sure "hire" could be in the budget. Fans could help with fixing up odd phrases, though...

It's entirely devastating for Smash. Smash Melee is still being played 10 years on, and shows no signs of stopping. However, if the community was based around online play (like most fighters are now), killing online would kill the game, no questions.

You don't really want to know, they're like posting photos of themselves on wwebsite as on the internet.