*added to the endless list of things Sega should bring back but doesn’t*

It’s just like slapping “Pre-Alpha footage” on your trailer right up until 2 months before release. Just makes life easier.

Enough time to make it into an actual Kart-Racer,

I think Onrush should show them that people don’t really care for a racing game without proper winning.

Sounds like they royally fucked up this battle.

Ok, I’m leaving.

Damn, I wish I was American so I could now sue Sony for tens of thousands of dollars.

Someone’s gonna do it.

This is very 2000s.

Soulcalibur II and III had more characters and modes as well. It does play great though! 

My issue isn’t the amount of new characters, but just the amount of characters, which is the least since... 1. Why didn’t THIS game go the MKX route? It’s an alternate timeline now. We’ve got an amazing cast from 2, 3 and 4.

2 & 3 had more characters and modes as well. 

I’ll take this chance to say: I love Soulcaibur VI, but at the same time, I’m very dissapointed. People don’t seem to care all that much anymore, so eh.

But, for me:

Soulcalibur VI launched with 20 characters, and one extra as day-one Season Pass. Out of those 20, 3 are brand-new additions. (+Lizard Man in Libra of…

Why are video game companies so bad about keeping their games alive anyway?

Why be surprised - It’s been, is, and always will be, the American way.

Why not gas as opposed to electric?
CNG will work out better in the long-run. 

Looks... alright. Funny, at least.

I get that City Hunter had a lot of jokes, but this seems to be just the jokes. As with most anime, the humour wasn’t the core draw.

I didn’t expect to be, ironically enough, like a Jackie Chan film, but alas.

Small Correction: Arc System Works isn’t the developer behind Kill la Kill. A studio called Aplus is. Arc System Works has a publishing business in Japan - they're publishing this. 

He/She does. That’s why they are Police officers, and you are whatever occupation you chose to take, Internet guy.

and the Chinese. 

noun \ ˈjōk \

Technically, this style is far easier to animate than the post-GT aesthetic, as there is less shading and simpler geometry on the characters. I’m sure they’ll stick to this. Radical art direction changes just for a film aren’t that common.

Well, 2015 technically.