Does anybody here play fighting games? What fighting games do you play? What's your region? Want to play together?
I play nearly everything on PC and a few on xbox
Kinda
One Must Fall 2097
East US
Maybe
Excited for the upcoming usf4
Ougon Musou Kyoku Cross
I've always loved Tekken but I suck at pretty much any other fighting game.
Growing up reading the Official PlayStation Magazine, they always used the term “Beat 'Em Up” for fighting games like Tekken, SF, MK etc. but more recently in other places I've seen that only used for games like Streets Of Rage where you fight lots of enemies. I wonder if that's a UK/US thing?
idk where im from tekken is called a fighter and streets of rage is balled beat em up
I play Dragon Ball Z Budokai Tenkaichi 2(the Wii version) and I think that getting used to that game kind of makes you retarded at the next one due to how little but significant the differences in movement mechanics are. It sucks too, since it feels so clean but has far worse AI than its sequel.
Fighting EX Layer is the best, followed closely by Kinnikuman Muscle Grand Prix 2
Reina in Tekken 8 is a demoness.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PsCpewoF2E4
I have been playing sf6 with some friends recently, we roped a guy who just played for honor to try it and he's been raging about drive rush and grabs.
Personally I have been enjoying it more than sf4/5. I hope Dan/Oro/Sakura make it back it, but I wouldn't be sad if none of them make it back for this iteration. I have been liking this direction of adding characters from other fighting games though.
Is there any character anyone is hoping for Sf6, or any other fighting game?
I've started making an effort to get better at Smash if anything. Unforunately I'm a massive bellend with a brain the size of a squirrel's, so I can know I'm going to get punished for doing something and not be able to imagine any alternate path, resigning myself to my fate.
MUGEN
I kind of like them in theory, but whenever I try to get into them, I find myself struggling to master the direction-sequence controls and remembering all of my moves while other players just pummel me. Seems like there's a dearth of lower-skill players to practice against in most games and most of them have CPU AI that just plain doesn't play like a human player at all so it's not much use to practice against them, either. Still, I can occasionally convince a friend to play Nitroplus Blasterz or something and we'll both have fun with it.