| d21lewis said: This game will put a kid's eye out. Mark my words. |
Classy.
NoirSon said:
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It was originally an arcade game (on Sega's Model 2 board) but it got Saturn and PS1 ports. Series history on consoles/handhelds...
@zarx its a good thing he left then, now maybe the game can do respectable #s, like Tekken does (or used to)
| oniyide said: @zarx its a good thing he left then, now maybe the game can do respectable #s, like Tekken does (or used to) |
but how will we get his slightly disturbing. chauvinist flare that he adds to his games? I mean from those scans it already looks like breast size is droping...
lol
@TheVoxelman on twitter
@zarx yeah your right!!! you gotta remember it is a Nintendo product so maybe they wanted things toned down???? Theres always those terrible volleyball games to play
| oniyide said: @NoirSon as a fighting game fanatic I was aware of that, thats why I typed "awhile" as in the last actual real DOA game was a 360 launch game. Since then its been subpar volleyball games, just found it interesting that it would release on 3DS is all. Nintendo systems have not been know for being fighting game friendly (that might change) |
Nintendo used to be known for fighters too, though that changed with the N64 controller. I think Street Fighter II for the Super Nintendo is still the best selling fighting game on a console at 6.3 million copies sold, Street Fighter II Turbo (SNES) sold 4.1 million copies. - source
@Foxtail i was referring to more recent times. SNES/Gen era is kinda ancient history. and even then Gen has just as much fighting games as SNES. I blame their crazy looking controllers with the Wiimote being the absolute worse for fighting games
| oniyide said: I blame their crazy looking controllers with the Wiimote being the absolute worse for fighting games |
Conversely, the Classic Controller/Pro is pretty easily the best 1st party pad for fighting games this gen.
Having a shit controller for fighters didn't keep 360 or PSP from getting them either, I don't think that's really the issue.
@jarrod as good as that controller is ( i have one myself for Tvs.C) you cant really count that because it is considered a seperate controller. One would have to shell out money to get that, IMHO I think that could be the main reason why you dont see alot of fighting games on Wii. The devs dont wanna bank on the fact that in reality people would have to buy a completly diff. controller just to play one game. ask yourself how much people are willing to spend another 20-30 bucks on a controller just to play one game (I was, just because I love fighting games that much) the PSP controls arent that bad. Capcom gave away some funky d-pad with Alpha3 and it actually works or you could use the old quaurter method and its not an issue with 3d fighters that dont depend to much on circle movements as for 360, that controller is just bad, dont know what to say about it
bouncy bouncy in 3D!
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