Where have you been?

I had totally forgotten about that. Shitting the bed on number 6 seems to be becoming a pattern.

Remember, kids: the last time we got to the 6th installment of a Capcom franchise, we got a woman sucking-off a giraffe.

It feels very MMA, and not at all Street Fighter. Blah blah bleh.

the logo is just so generic, it’s obvious that there would be similar stuff around, I would never get that it’s about a fighting game

Not just that specific one. There’s tons of similar takes on the theme on Adobe’s stock image site via a “SF hexagon” search. Small sample:

as someone pointed out in Twitter, the logo is very MMA-like. You maye be onto something.

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The teaser, complete with additional bulging veins & muscles when someone closes their fist, seems to say otherwise.

They are all executive produced by Quentin Tarantino

I believe fighting games in general make hands and feet larger/highly visible to make reading attacks easier and to make them large enough to match hitboxes that they might want larger. Not sure if that is what you are referring to though.

Seventh, Street Fighter Alpha is one of the mainline games. If it bothers you that it doesn’t have a number, it was called Street Fighter Zero in Asia

Sir, this is an Applebees.

I wonder if the explosion of colour was a sign of art direction. Going from black ink in SFIV (whatever SFV was) into bright splashes of neon colours, etc.

You’re a bootlicking dipshit.

This isn’t about games with Hard copies though, they are specifically talking about games that don’t have hard copies in this context.

How does that corporate boot taste? You seem so intent on licking it.

The bootlickers always reveal themselves.

Nintendo has actually historically been pretty good in terms of physical game preservation.If you owned Nintendo hardware and a physical cartridge/disc, you would rarely have any problems.

All that stuff is only 25-30 years old at most. Of course it still works. What VGHF wants is for all of these still-not-that-old games to still be available in another 25-30 years, and another 50 beyond that. We might not be at risk of outright losing any WiiU or 3DS games right now, but Nintendo’s refusal to support,…