I think that any current generation fighting game needs to have easily accessible multiplayer functions. Street Fighter IV and Tekken 6 are set up so that you can find competition without actively having to gather players from your area or from an online community. It looks to me like Dissidia Final Fantasy lacks this, but this might be the fault of the Playstation Portable rather than Square Enix.Originally Posted by black orb
>>> I agree with this, Im from the old school so I used to fight a lot at the arcades with other people (side to side and face to face battles). Now with the whole online gaming stuff we cant even see our opponent`s face, not to mention that you need Wi-Fi and crap like that to get online..
I agree that competing against the computer is alright, but, when it comes to fighting games, I feel differently because these games really shine when you are playing with another human rather than an artificial intelligence with poor strategies or design.>>> Competing against the computer is not that bad you know, the main point of videogames since their beginnings is play against the computer (the man vs the manchine).
And if someone need to socialize that much that person can always form a nerd group, cosplay as FF characters, and start to punch each other in the face..
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