At least their parents didn’t need a site to grow some balls.

Looks great, and more serious than ever.

technically speaking, more like Wolverine meets Asura ? ;)

Internet tough guy is tough.

I started my developer career with Flash, but Flash wasn’t just about games. It was also about turning all sorts of flat websites into beautiful, intelligent interactions. And with all these “expets” blackmailing Flash to force-feed HTML5, it felt like webdesign creativity started to fade out. Thank you, lobbiers. All…

« If you look closely, this may be photoshopped. »
- Abraham Lincoln

This is the perfectest perfection.

It’s the consequence of trying to make cartoonish characters look more realistic. I’m digging it, though, it’s easy to look past this “clay” impression.

Face is perfectly recognizable : brown eyes, long flashy hair, V shaped eyebrows. Please don’t judge on SF2, but on the whole SF media history (games, animes, films, artworks, etc).

It’s just what Ken was more and more supposed to be, but now in full force :
- nervous
- stylish
- flexible
- straightforward

I agree. Ken really needed to set himself apart more from the endless Shoto-wagon. I love the work they did on both looks and gameplay in this iteration.

Sorry I jut have to say this. CASUAAAAL CONSUMEEEER. teehee :p

I thought Project Almanach was okay-ish.

Literally, racism works both ways, so not that dumb ;)

Why I don’t do piracy :
- because it’s why Buy-to-Win exists,

A 100% open world, with no direction hint would have implicitly lowered the general pace, I guess. After all, Parkour is a giant glide park, not generated on the fly, but created by pre-calculated safe spots that will easen the flow (waypoints). :)

I was too busy breaking down frame by frame every small new mechanics to see this. Which is imo a good sign :D

That would be an excellent cause for renting a big, old house in the country with some friends for one weekend.

Mike, I love you.

Can’t tell if hipster-trolling or serious.