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Garamond on 09 August 2009
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Staude said:
Garamond said:
Staude said:
Xxain said:
badgenome said:
It's not an exclusive anymore.

Wrong...Tekken went multi and nobody really cared....the answer is fighters are never really hyped...they have to be REALLY big ( SSB, SF4, MvsC) to get that kind of atention...but me and my bro are really lookin forward to it

Tekken is bigger than all 3. Maybe it's not bigger in sales but it is in everything else .. and i don't even know what the last thing is.

 

 

I don't know about everyone else, but i talk about tekken a lot..

 

Also it's the most advanced fighter series and one of the ones that's evolved the most since the first litteration. Theres a much bigger difference between tekken 1 and tekken 5, compaired to street fighter 1 and street fighter 4.

 

Especially in gameplay.

You do realize that this is Street Fighter I, right?

Yea.. it's practically the same moves ... well ofcourse there's been a development. But it's nowhere near as big.

How has Tekken's development been bigger than the development of a single character, 3 punch, 3 kick, 3 special move fighter to what it is today? You do realize the first Street Fighter really had no throws to break turtling, no throw techs, no combos, no super combos, no damage scaling, no roster variety, no 2-in-1's, no super cancels, no taunts (which is probably only really important to 3), no reversals, no focus attacks (especially as a means to roman cancel), no real footsie game (which is a huge part of many games in the 2D fighting genre), no super jumps, no dashing, no back dashing, and on and on and on and on and on. I mean, if you want to say the development between Street Fighter II and Street Fighter IV is lacking compared to Tekken to Tekken 6 that's completely understandable, but Street Fighter I was essentialy the most basic 2D Fighter you can really think of and it was until Street Fighter II that Capcom really helped define what we now see as a 2D fighter today. The step between Street Fighter and Street Fighter II was monumental, and I really don't see how Tekken has developed as much as Street Fighter did from its first iteration to its second.