Me too, I personally prefer 3D fighters over 2D fighters. But I prefer DB: Xenoverse over all of them

That's your opinion.
And you have no way of knowing if SFV, T7, MKX, or DB will be disappointing as well, so that's a moot point anyway.

Oh I read it. But with that reasoning, 2016 COULD be the best year for fighting games with one single fighting game coming out called Dragonball (Insert title). You never know. I went with a ggigantic list of games that has something that appeals to everyone, rather than a very small list that could appeal to some.

Though regarding Street Fighter and Tekken, Tekken Tag 2 took a full year to go from Arcade to console. And Tekken 6 took two years.
Following that pattern, it's very possible that we won't see Tekken 7 on console next year, since it won't hit the arcades until February.

Street Fighter IV took 7 months to go from Arcade to console. However, we've barely seen anything from the game, let alone heard about an arcade release date, so I wouldn't be too optimistic about it coming out on console next year either.

So then you're left with Mortal Combat X and Dragonball = Best year ever?

Like some mentioned in this thread, it doesn't seem like young people today know what a good year in fighting games was like back in the day when we got sequels for pretty much every game every single year, if you think those 4 games in 2015 (which may very well just be 2 games) means best year ever.  I mentioned 2012 since it's relatable to everyone. But I can mention a lot better years than that if we go back a few years.

Started gaming in general 2009? Not just for fighting games? What made you get into it 'that late', so to speak?
As for fighting games, I started when Street Fighter II came out for SNES around 1992, and around that time, and up to 200...2? I think? Fighting games and their sequels were coming out left and right from tons of developers. But after Street Fighter 3 became a commercial failure (good game, but too difficult for most people) fighting games went into a bit of a dark age, where we barely saw any new fighting games in comparison, and it was pretty much only held up by the Tekken series, until SF4 came out, and things changed again.

Well I can see why you'd consider it the best year for you if you really love those games. It's all about preferences anyway, but that's why I went with a list instead of my personal preferences, since that's different for everyone. One single great game can be a better than 10 mediocre ones, so how are we supposed to determine which one is the best year? That's what I was thinking about, and that's why I posted a list instead. I persnally despise Street Fighter X Tekken for example. But some people liked it, etc.

Howeverm if SF5 and T7 do come out in 2015, it has the potential to be a great year in fighting games for me. I'm not so sure abiut SFV coming out that soon though. We'll see what Capcom announces today at Playstation Experience, or at Capcom Cup next week.

~Edit~
We now saw gameplay footage from SFV!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KIOMBc6E_MQ

All of them except Soul Calibur V were either disappointing or terrible while SSF IV AE cannot be considered a new game.

Well considering the Hype/Dissapointment ratio this generation, we should all be wary.