Originally Posted by Yamaneko
Anyway, if an SF4 is made it NEEDs the following:
Online play
A world tour mode that has more RPG elements
Classic characters to return
Ken's kids as playable characters
A story mode that has a web system like in Tech Romancer
An ism system
A colour-edit feature
A HUGE cast of characters (around the 40s)
Online play no one plays online that's money you have to pay for the modem hardrive in your game and the bill too.
Yellow Winged Angel
I believe that fighting games are just more underground. Sooner or later you can even say the same thing for Halo and other FPSers. It is the competition that drives it going, and it has a huge following in Asia compared to FPS games in the states.
There was a huge playerbase before on Xbox Live for different online games(however alot of the people who made the online game had bad netcode so there was series of lags depending on which game came out first...it improved later on). So the thing is, with online play you dont have to go out to an arcade(which is dying in America although still strong in asia) and dump quarters to find competition...everyone is online with a stick and ready to go, so a better netcode with reletively lag free enviroment would be totally awesome for the genre.
Lionx, you read my mind. This is exactly my vision. I visualize a new SF which can be played online in a HUGE way...I mean just imagine.....it'll be 1993 all over again...not in the arcades..but online with people from ALL OVER THE WORLD!(you can even have tournaments)
Steetfighter Anthology just rest you for a while as I've never played the Alphas.
Yellow Winged Angel
Makes me wonder about how EVO will be run..I love EVO..so much information and new stuff.
smurfing make it 3-D all good things can evolve through change make it 3-D. All those cool moves would look greater if their was texture to it instead of just a flash of color
Fat kids are harder to Kidnap.
They should make Street Fighter Beta, an explanation of what happens between Street Fighters 2 and 3.
Is that your final answer?
^ It is exactly this mentality that i feel that the gaming world is losing its touch. SF3 and to an extent, Guilty Gear probably has better graphics than your Tekken out there.
This is an attempt to get in Joel's pants, if I've ever seen one.
I don't think they did "kick ass", no. Also, it'd be cool if you didn't tell me what I do and don't like, thanks. As it happens, I'm a massive fan of the Tekken series, but for the record, the beat 'em up genre, just like the platform genre, is becoming stale, and isn't what it once was.so the Marvel VS Capcom, Street fighter Alpha, and the Capcom VS SNK series didn't kick ass??? give me a breakyou just don't like the fighting genre, simple as that.
Yeah uh, I have Street Fighter II Turbo. The one on the SNES. It's cool I guess.
I like street fighter, I think I may purchase one its games soon.
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Not really, Arc the Lad and GTA are very, very bad when they were 3Ded IMO. Along with quite afew other already decent games.smurfing make it 3-D all good things can evolve through change make it 3-D.
Street Fighter, when compared to other series (like KOF, GG), has a lot less moves. I mean, Ryu has Hadoken, Dragon Punch and Hurricane kick. His super moves are variants of those. And that's it. Other games would have pages and pages of special moves, different stances and various chains started off with a special move. That isn't Street Fighter's style. Some people would call that 'purity'.
Those of us who grew up playing Street Fighter 2 in the arcades or on our consoles got used to that style and love it. Those who got into Street Fighter after playing other games (like Mortal Kombat) may be frustrated with its 'limited' move set, and thus write it off as 'suck'. That's a little closed-minded, but it's understandable.
This is something Capcom needs to take note of if they aren't already, and make a decision on whether they'll stick to their style, or try something a little new and different to accomodate the way the genre has moved. I'd like to see the game's system updated, but even if it remains similar to how it was before I'd still play it.
As for online play, Street Fighter II is released on Xbox Live Arcade next month. Hopefully they've worked out the kinks and the online play is good. DOA4 on the 360 runs beautifully, even the lag is handled very well. No reason Capcom can't do the same thing for a decade-old 2D game.
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