Tekken, I like the different styles of Martial Art available for use. Also Kuma is the best character of all time in any fighting games (no paul mokujin sux compared to Kuma). Any game with a fighting bear in it > *
Virtua Fighter- For skilled gameplay
Tekken- Combo juggling at its finest
Soul Calibur- Button mashing with weapons
Dead or Alive- Virtua Fighter style combat with beautiful well oiled lesbians
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Tekken, I like the different styles of Martial Art available for use. Also Kuma is the best character of all time in any fighting games (no paul mokujin sux compared to Kuma
Soul Calibur doesn't have a crush system as practical as Tekken's. In Tekken, if someone's assaulting you with a string of quick high jabs, you have a whole range of moves available to you that allow you to duck under the high jab and hit them either mid or low to get some breathing space. Because most SC moves are mid, it's a lot harder to crush. What you're supposed to do is space out and create opportunities to CH on whiffs. I find myself having to do this with Cassandra quite often (she has the best punishing move in the game) but I guess I prefer pitbulling if I'm playing against someone not as good as me.
Err i aint as huge into the 3-D scene so i would say King of Fighters Maximum Impact XDDDD
Soul Calibur.
Hmph... I don't button mash.
Mortal Kombat.
Soul Caliber.
Kaycee says (12:06 AM):
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you forgot to put KOF Maximum Impact 2...it's not a great game, but fun to play with...i spent a whole day playing it untill i succeed unlocking Jivatma...although the language spoken is japanese, the menus still in english...
True, but if you actually sit down and truly learn to know the game, you will discover that it is very deep and strategic.Originally Posted by Darth Holmes
Although I do love the Soul Calibur series the Tekken series gets my vote. I've been a die-hard Tekken fan for almost 10 years now, which is quite an amount of time for the games to grow on me
Mortal Kombat: Deception.
Owen made this sig. R.I.P.
I like Soul Calibur because I don't have to think. I have VF4:EVO and I am pretty good at it but I am not always in the mood to pay that much attention to every smurfing detail. It is the difference between Halo 2 and Rainbow Six 3. One is mindless fun and the other requires much more strategy.
As to Joel's thing about a blind guy beating people at Soul Calibur...I guess that makes Street Fighter a button masher also. There is a guy at my friend's school who is blind and he owns people in Street Fighter games. I have seen it. It is crazy. He throws a fire ball to learn your position based on the sounds.
Ed, what character does this guy use?
Mostly Ryu or Ken or Akuma due to their fire balls. How is what character he uses relevant?
Dead or Alive is a more of a button smasher than Soul Calibur :(.
*Votes SC*
Dead or Alive girls aren't really oiled, they're just affected by the Techmo syndrome.
everything is wrapped in gray
i'm focusing on your image
can you hear me in the void?
Its between Tekken and DOA for me. Both are great big bundles of bouncyfun!
Because some characters are so obviously simple to use, like Ryu, Ken, Akuma, Honda, Sagat, and afew others can let you take multiple 'blind swipes' and still land most of them without failure. Next time try getting him to play with somebody like Fei Long, or Yang.
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