“eSports” is simply a derivative of sports to clarify that they are focused on videogame genres being played at a high level.

The article’s headline *almost* made it sound like that this was a bad thing that they were doing :P

I can’t tell if this looks better or worse than KOF14's in-game models/faces…

If they truly own the IP, then they should send a C&D.

Okay at first I raising my eyebrows at how they were implementing this, but then when I saw that the actual teams would benefit financially from these token-based purchases, I felt they were being pretty reasonable about this.

He made Yuu (one of the best Feng players in the world) look like an online scrub. Crazy.

The TWT finals that was the weekend before this tournament was also hype!

“New Technology”?

Great game, dope music (especially since it’s based off of general club music) that pushed the Genesis soundchip to the limits, even great, memorable character design.

Didn’t they have that Underground game come out not too long ago?

Yo I’m loving the character designs of these new guys.

Well that sucks, the Transparent show really grew on me starting mid-season 1, and I’ve been a fan since.

They’d say no not to please people on twitter, but becaause they don’t need EA or 2K.

While it’s commendable they’re saying these things, an “online” component could have a lot of implications for the company depending on what kind of resources are required to maintain this “component”.

Wow! Almost seems on par with that Black Desert MMO character creation game.

“Temporarily”.

When I heard that character select theme song, I was piqued!

This is some weird propaganda tactic that is completely meant to delegitimize the concerns gamers have about the shady features that are being implemented in the game.

Lol this isn’t the first time Knee’s faced a Devil Kazumi online.

Man these speedrunners making that stuff look easy