Fighting_Game_Loser

This is a concert I would love to go to, but I simply wouldn't be able to go down to either of said concerts. If I had the ability to, I definitely would go see this

I really wish I could be playing the MvC Collection, but I have to wait so most of my game time will go towards Splatoon 3, gotta help rep Team Present!

@RupeeClock Well I more so meant like it isn't something that is available for just the allotted pre order time on LRG's website, like I could get this sometime after that ends, or at least I hope so

Honestly I might the fact that I now know that Konami has their own copies of the game on their store that doesn't' seem to be limited to a specific timed pre-order, so if I ever get to wanting to play these titles, I might just go looking for that version of the physical copy

I have never been happier to be American than here

I have it pre-ordered for the physical edition because this is one that feels like it has to be gotten physically. I only wish that it came out at the same time as the digital edition because I don't know how active it will be online later down the road, so I can only hope it stays active (or anyone here offers to play with me lol)

That time to show support is now folks. Get your copies while you can to give the most amount of support for MvC in the future

Thank goodness its not LRG. I think they're getting better but I just have started to dislike them more and more because they don't feel special and deserved anymore and are just cop-outs for lots of big publishers to avoid doing a normal release and that you can't have the ability to get it again after its pre-order easily, so whenever a game gets a release that is not only able to be bought at anytime, let alone it gets a full standard release, I get super happy

@bobby_steurer The thing is that fighters overall can be kinda hard to get better at when you're first starting out, but the main thing is that you just gotta find a game you find really fun and just want to get better at generally. If you think the games here look awesome and want to get better at them, than this collection is perfect. If you want to learn the overall basics of fighters, I recommend SF6 or Tekken 8. Both games have modes that help teach you a lot about how to fully play fighters in a fun and engaging way.

I'm super excited for this, but I hope enough people stay around for online play on Switch, because I pre-ordered the physical edition and I'm not a double dipper person so I can only hope that enough casual fans will be willing to play online a lot for when the physical copy comes out

Honestly Crazy Taxi even in such an early build looks pretty good. I bet once they add a bit more polish to the visuals I bet that would actually be a blast online. Shinobi obviously is looking gorgeous, but I expect nothing less from LizardCube

@Zeebor15 Nah French Bread is currently working on DLC for the game. The wait times seem to be about 6 months or so for each character probably because of the time it takes to make their level of sprite art, but it is very much still being supported

@LadyCharlie If you are referring to how the Collection will make them feel, then if you've played the Capcom Fighting Collection, it will be just like that. If you're asking if any of the individual games feel good, all of these games are considered really good to classics. Except Fighting Evolution. No one like Fighting Evolution and is a total meme game in here lol

@babybilly I don't mean by it's not short. Getting the best ending in the arcade modes is really hard and time consuming, but I mean more as in interesting spins on the gameplay. Like something that changes how the game is played or makes me engage with it beyond trying to beat arcade mode over and over, which is just a string of about 7 CPU matches, 1 boss which is either you fighting a normal character with an AI companion, or you fighting a slightly changed version of a character to make them harder to fight. I mean stuff like GGXX's survival mode that has you climbing levels of difficulty to gain buffs and status effects while fighting jacked up mini bosses all the time, or BlazBlue Central Fiction's Grim of Abyss mode which makes it almost like a rouge-like as you have to fight in little mini dungeons to get status buffs and grow stronger by acquiring books so you can face a gauntlet of stupidly insane and jacked up boss character versions of the ENTIRE cast. That mode is fighting game single player content at its best, so addictive

@JR150 I'm sorry to tell you dude, but Strive is pretty barren for single-player content. All it really has is a pretty barren arcade and survival mode, and a story mode that is just a 4 hour anime movie. A very good anime movie, but just a movie none the less. If you want more single player content out of a GG on Switch, GGXX has a lot more variety. But Strive did end up now with more characters, probably more easy to learn mechanics for casual players, the more flashy visuals, and the rollback netcode. So depending on what you would want more you could probably do either or depending on what you're looking for in a fighter

@anoyonmus Ah alrighty. I guess that would explain that. I never would of thought that a big triple A game like MK11 would of still been using UE3, I guess the upgrades they made to it made it look a lot better than the average UE3 game with realism.
Also @yohn777 I apologize for my mistake I legit thought that MK11 was on UE4. I haven't really ever gotten into NRS games so I had no idea they had been using their own version of UE3 the whole time

@Samalik Well I know casuals do benefit from it, having better connections overall is good, but just rollback netcode on its own doesn't really do much for casual players because most don't even know what the term means. Crossplay is something that every casual gamer knows and understands what it does, so it's inherently much more enticing than rollback, at least how I see it

Disappointing, but honestly one I'm at least ok with. I hate it when these late ports come and don't have a physical, but charge it like a full new release. This one Sega definitely saw that they couldn't price it at a full physical price, so if anything it being digital only, but only $20 makes it much more tolerable to me

@EVIL-C I was assuming the same thing especially considering they just announced a Valkyria Chronicles Remastered release there and that is in a similar vain of release to this

@HeroYoshiko Rollback netcode is basically a way games can mitigate the lag in online matches to make it a bit better to play online. Its nice to have, but I will say FGC heads make it out to be more important than it actually is since only really hardcore people care about that, which I can see you are not which is fair. Crossplay to me as well is much more important because that does always make sure there are more players than rollback ever will on its own, especially on Switch

@demacho Closest thing they could maybe do is just have overall connection filters and just tell if the player is using wifi or ethernet like in SF6. Other than that I feel like they probably wouldn't want to do that so that players don't feel left out

Honestly this is kind of a deal killer for me already after buying already caving and buying Strive on PS, because I do care about being able to play online with others a lot, and I have kind of a feeling if the audience that buys this port doesn't play online regularly, that I would kinda not really play this much considering Strive's lack of single player content. Would only buy this really if I came across enough people that would be willing to try out the game if I took it everywhere, if one of my friends that really loves GG gets it here as well and we can play local wireless, or they somehow get Team of 3 here and you can actually play it with 6 players locally

@yohn777 MK11 is UE4. I mean there maybe is other UE3 games on Switch, but they probably would of had to Switch engines I'm assuming in like a full remaster or something. If I am wrong with a specific case please tell me, but that's just what I heard.

@Serpenterror I think that Xrd hasn't come to Switch because it was developed on UE3, and I believe the Switch doesn't support it for development. So if they do want to port it, they would have to jump through a bunch of hoops to make it work, and even then since they added rollback on PC, they probably don't want to release the game again without it so it's kinda just stuck where it is for the moment

Man I would of been super hyped for this a few years ago, but I thought they would of gotten this on Switch much sooner, especially sooner than Xbox honestly, but it's neat that it's finally coming I guess. If only I didn't already cave in and get it on Playstation

This is a huge lets go moment for sure

I feel like this is definitely an accomplishment to play all the titles from the 16-bit era, but I agree with the other and feel like this is definitely lob-sided to Nintendo bias, because I'm not sure what scale of how these games are ranked, and in someways maybe it's impossible to truly review every title without actually beating them, or at least making it half-way or so through the games. I might have to check out the blog to understand how these are ranked and stuff

Investors for all companies are just trying the best they can to get quick money and try to be so ahead of the curve that the curve for the things they sold for ends up not mattering. But I will say the US economy is struggling rn as an America not as sales, but as the fact that the US has had such a level of modern inflation and people just can't keep up anymore and so people are trying their best to be as cautious as possible with their money, or interest rates are so high with debts people have that it's unsustainable for people to pay off those debts

If Nintendo can keep getting at least a million copies of MK8DX each fiscal quarter, there's no way they would consider doing a Nintendo Selects line

Honestly while I'm not surprised, I do kinda wish we at least got 1 more title, at least for the winter olympics. I think that if they had a proper suite of both normal events and dream events, and possibly a story mode more like the DS Winter Games title. They had potential to end off on the most quality one yet if they got to do winter following the Tokyo title, since it was going in the right direction following the Wii U games, but considering they skipped out on both the 2018 & 2022 Winter Olympics, I figured they were finished a while ago

Man I had no idea Chinese releases for the Switch were still so much more staggered even from the Chinese launch of the system. I thought by now they had gotten a more consistent release schedule for games on the system, but I guess the government still has their approvement policies making the games take forever to come out. I wonder what games by now are officially available if they are still very staggered

Considering that Genius Seniority did the Gamecube Pokemon games and those translations, I would want nothing kess of a stupid translation for this game

Glad to see it's gotten quite a few downloads, but I'm wondering how so many people found it because I didn't see it on the recent releases section on the US EShop so I idk if it got the biggest possible launch it could of had if it isn't there.
Or I could be blind you never know I just didn't see it

Capcom is also a dev I wouldn't want to go all digital because their games are so good they need physical editions. Idk how some devs don't put out wide spread fully physical games when they're on 100 gig discs, but Capcom still put out SF6 fully on PS4 physically (which was a god send for me since I'm still on PS4)

@Zeebor15 I 100% agree. I already thought this way kinda after the Power Rangers game from the TGA's got revealed, but after the LRG3 event this year, I feel even more of the such, because it's just trying to get people off of their "nostalgia" for simpler times instead of trying to make unique and cool looking game. Shredder's Revenge was the only one that "needed" happen imo, the Power Rangers game gets a pass from me because at least it seems like Digital Eclipse is doing some cool, unique stuff with it that looks fun, but everything else just seems like a cash grab

Dang Eighting sure has been busy lately. With this and Pikmin as support with Nintendo, it getting back into developing fighting games fully with DNF and Nen Impact, and I guess even now working with Capcom again with the MvC Collection. Hopefully It means that they're getting into the mood into developing more major titles in the future

I would say this is easily the Direct's best 3rd party announcement, or is possibly even the best announcement as a whole. I was so hyped to not only see these back but also it coming to Switch. I'm gonna be playing the hell out of these, and I hope the Switch version has lots of players to play against for a long while!

I gotta wonder what's caused all of these delays because I think this has to be the most delayed port in the history of video games

I'm very much anticipating this game. It just has the sense of speed and style that is only in Sega and Namco's classic racers so I know I'm gonna love it. Idk what it is for me, if it's the way the camera shifts when drifting or if it's the white speed lines passing by making everything just look all the more faster, but I bet that it's gonna be the perfect Sega homage compared to some other games that have tried that style but just don't seem to be quite there for me

@Vyacheslav333 Well you could just use the web browser version! Don't need to download a thing for that!

@Vyacheslav333 Well making an account is pretty easy honestly! Just download the app or make an account online in your browser and you can message either way!

@Vyacheslav333 Lmao dude if you have so many question do you wanna just talk on Discord? Then we can talk whenever you want lol. Tag name is jace1039 if you do wish to do so lol

I think some good questions would be:
*What determines for you a game or genre that do or don't buy on Switch?
*How often do you use the NSO Classic Game apps?
*What determines if you buy physical or not?
*Do you always play a wide variety of games? Or just a select few?
*Have you ever wanted to sell your Switch? Why or Why Not?
*Opinions on limited physical game producers? (LGR, Super Rare Games, Strictly Limited, Premium Edition Games)
And lastly,
*Are still happy and enjoying your Switch 7 years in? Or have you stopped playing it waiting to the next system?

The Amico can finally come out now that they actually have people that have actually distributed a console (no matter what your opinion on the modern Atari VCS)

Honestly this sounds like a really smart acquisition. I bet having Shiver on their side following MK11 and Hogwarts Legacy obviously shows that they're gonna have Shiver help to work with other third-parties to help get their games on Switch and other consoles, probably so that Nintendo can have as many third-parties bringing ports of the biggest games to Switch no matter what. Interesting to see what they'll be doing next with Nintendo at the helm

Europe gave us AiAi funniest face, it clears easily

I'm very excited this is coming to Switch because I've been wanting to try out the series at some. Honestly surprised people here are turned off from the game though, considering I've only seen praise for it, I guess to be fair the Switch trailer didn't have the as amazing music as the announcement trailer did lol

I was going to make a joke that this should be a 9 since May 9th is Animal Well's day, but I think a 10 works as well lol

I'm really glad that the Deluxe Edition actually comes with a cart. I was worried when I first saw it that it was going to be like the Fire Emblem Shadow Dragon release

@Vyacheslav333 Well like it has content, but it isn't substantial content or isn't unique enough for it to be super noteworthy, at least for me personally. Like BBCF on Switch is one that has great single player content, because it's large, unique, and infinitely fun beyond just the gameplay itself.