Most likely SFxT is out at 2012, and a year after TxSF...so theres plenty of time imo.
The Art of Blending Tekken With Street Fighter
On that note, at the very bottom mentioning Darkstalkers, Ono wants signatures for a new Darkstalkers game at his Twitter (he also checks Shoryuken.com for signatures apparently). Similarly Harada wants signatures for Soul Calibur 5.
I'm definitely getting the Capcom version. I've fallen out of love with Tekken after 6. 6 just crapped on everything good about the Tekken series, and homogenized the characters (heh, same thing with Soul Calibur IV). I don't see them doing Capcom characters justice in anything outside of looks.
Xenogears is the tragic story of how your whole life can take a crappy turn, just because you happened to see a lady in a wedding dress before her wedding.
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This boy is crackin' up, this boy has broke down
+1.Originally Posted by Astronite
I was a big Tekken fan (not much of a SF fan though) but after the disaster that was Tekken 6 i'm seriously considering if i ever gonna buy a game that has Tekken on its cover.
Needles to say Street Fighter x Tekken doesn't interest me in the slightest (which is good considering the backlog tower of games i have yet to play.)
Weird, Tekken 6 is definitely one of my favourites in the series. I don't see why some people hate it so much.
Only thing that was really different was that they added rage and bound.
Yeah, and I'm in love with bound, I think the effect it has on combo strings not only adds more depth, but it can make simply watching a match more enjoyable.
I agree.
I agree. If you take the time to learn the juggle combos it immerses you more into the game.
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I personally don't like bound so much. In T5 and DR, I liked to play with a focus on good oki - learning the opponent's preferences when it came to tech rolling and keeping them grounded/relaunching them for a follow up mini-juggle. I loved ending juggles prematurely and baiting the opponent to rise into a big hit for counter damage (e.g. Lee: launch, b+1:1~f, 1,2~f, 1,2~f, wait, f,f+3 or Asuka: launch, b+2,1,3, 1,2,3 [hold]). You can still do this in T6, of course, but there's less to gain from it since you can go for bound follow-ups instead.I agree. If you take the time to learn the juggle combos it immerses you more into the game.
That's just how it's affected my game though. I like what bound's done for the Tekken series in general. It's a series that's been constantly criticised for being a big jugglefest without a need for 'real skill'. Instead of Namco bowing to the pressure of having their fighter labelled a noob's game and easing up on the juggling aspects, they've created bound to bring more depth to it. Good on 'em for that. I do want bound to stay, I just wish I could get my head around it better xD
I mostly agree. I mean, that to me is what makes Tekken the best fighter I've ever played. It's the ability to mix up your game and juggle to confuse your opponent. For instance, I might launch a player and then when bounded, I might introduce the players special attack which does 90+ damage, granted they get up. Are you on PSN?I personally don't like bound so much. In T5 and DR, I liked to play with a focus on good oki - learning the opponent's preferences when it came to tech rolling and keeping them grounded/relaunching them for a follow up mini-juggle. I loved ending juggles prematurely and baiting the opponent to rise into a big hit for counter damage (e.g. Lee: launch, b+1:1~f, 1,2~f, 1,2~f, wait, f,f+3 or Asuka: launch, b+2,1,3, 1,2,3 [hold]). You can still do this in T6, of course, but there's less to gain from it since you can go for bound follow-ups instead.I agree. If you take the time to learn the juggle combos it immerses you more into the game.
That's just how it's affected my game though. I like what bound's done for the Tekken series in general. It's a series that's been constantly criticised for being a big jugglefest without a need for 'real skill'. Instead of Namco bowing to the pressure of having their fighter labelled a noob's game and easing up on the juggling aspects, they've created bound to bring more depth to it. Good on 'em for that. I do want bound to stay, I just wish I could get my head around it better xD
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