Madcatz so anime.
Yo dawg, which anime is that?
Now the self-perpetuating cycle commences!
Madcatz so anime.
His business? The stream?I never noticed until now that Spooky refers to his business as a consultant firm.
Yo dawg, which anime is that?Now the self-perpetuating cycle commences!
His business? The stream?
Although 2012 was in fact a very weak year for gaming.
Plus they have remained extremely stagnant in their implementation of actual multiplayer/online features.
Just reserved Xrd and Bloodborne for a PS4 I don't even have. The hype is real.
I'm not even sure how most of these points are relevant. Whatever your "metric" is, is open to a fuckload of variability and there are so many genres represented there (stealth, action adventure, RPG, FPS, Platformer, Puzzle, etc.).I made a post about the trend in the media(and GAF) GOTY choices
So multiplayer games where you have to dig into the mechanics and play with other people is just a no-go. And I typed this up before Destiny came and went like a fart in the wind.
When Supernatural Battles Became Commonplace
Did the same with Bloodborne. Don't want to miss out on the LE.
i want a NMH fighting game
I'm not even sure how most of these points are relevant. Whatever your "metric" is, is open to a fuckload of variability and there are so many genres represented there (stealth, action adventure, RPG, FPS, Platformer, Puzzle, etc.).
But yeah, fighting games and other genres like racing games will never majority win GotY anywhere. They are genres steeped in stigma, and no matter how much progression or novelty they offer, it's never enough for reviewers. I think understanding the mechanics is part of why that ends up being a no-go. Can't see any reviewer grinding time trials to appropriately test track design in racing games or comment on typical/atypical elevation changes; reviewers only care for nuances in certain genres [that they likely gravitate to].
The WiiU version of Smash is gonna have a lot more modes right? And the series doesn't have the same problems as traditional fighters with its execution requirements (at least for stuff you'd find in a standard move list). So as an expert, who can count frames and stuff, Smash for WiiU could be game of the year.
nope, in addition to being a fighter it's also a non-3D Mario/Zelda Nintendo game, can't have any of those in the media picks
idk about SC1, but given that the Soul series in general has always had strong low-level single-player content it's not surprising that it won GOTY (and why Lost Swords went the way it did).
There are too many to list but I will just give a few that I feel are missing.What online features do you have in mind that are missing?
That's not true. SFIV is pretty much a brand new look for the franchise after a decade hiatus. It came back in very strong form. TTT2 innovated in many areas (both game play and otherwise). Tekken Tunes, Fight Lab, World Tekken Federation service, arena mode. I also find tag assault to be the best fighting game mechanic from last gen. It's amazing how they even managed to balance that.None of those games have the graphics or presentation to stand out among the other games that have come out in the same years. If they don't have the graphics/visuals then they have to make strides in game play innovation which none of them really did. If they didn't make game play innovation then they should've added innovations in extra modes/online match making which DEFINITELY none of them did.
VF5 could've been GOTY (the original not the expansion as expansions/updates have even less of a chance to get GOTY) because it came early in the generation where the competition from other games wasn't as strong but even then it had to compete against Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare and Super Mario Galaxy... yup that wasn't happening at all.
i want a NMH fighting game
pixelish said:I think I've spent a bit too much time on this so I'll stop for now but if I've made any mistakes with my observations, please let me know. CPT is such a brilliant way of creating a narrative for the SF4 tournament scene and I applaud Capcom and Twitch for creating this tour because of this particular reason.
Sometimes, it's not even about the content necessarily, but just the way the game is perceived at a high level. Stuff like Jeff Gerstmann saying he gets demotivated to play SFIV just because he is aware that it can be played at a skill level 99.9% of people will never reach. Hell, maybe this is a perception shared by the audience they're writing for who pick up fighters and drop them faster than they would an FPS or something, but nobody wins when you help perpetuate a vicious cycle of the sort.idk about SC1, but given that the Soul series in general has always had strong low-level single-player content it's not surprising that it won GOTY (and why Lost Swords went the way it did).
"DotA 2 is still mediocre even with whatever they have added post-launch"Destiny is still mediocre even with whatever they have added post launch.
Meh, the real light saber fighting game was jedi outcast, and jedi academy.
"Baseball is still mediocre even with whatever they have added post-launch"
DOTA 2 was GOTY when they first released it. It has secretly been winning GOTY for every year since it's release."DotA 2 is still mediocre even with whatever they have added post-launch"
etc.
We got MLB promoters on GAF?"Baseball is still mediocre even with whatever they have added post-launch"
Meh, the real light saber fighting game was jedi outcast, and jedi academy: Movie Battles 2 mod
Kinda, but for a different reason. I feel very confident in my playing, and I always wonder how much better I could be if I just put in the time and gave a shit. I feel like I could make top 8 at Evo if I actually dedicated a year to seriously playing, instead of just here and there like I do now.Does anyone ever get super-depressed at seeing top level, and just knowing the areas where you're never going to match up? Just knowing you're not ever going to be good enough is one of the most frustrating things in the world to me.
It makes me not want to play.
Guess I might pass on it then. Unfortunate since I can get it for like 8 bucks.Online isn't great. I'd say it's slightly better than 360/PS3. Userbase had some more people from that sale that came up but it's still kinda small.
So the bottom row of buttons of my Eightarc Ebony Fusion are randomly not functioning and then, after a bit of time, functioning again. Any idea why this might happen?
Crossposting:
Crossposting:
Maybe loose connections? Though if it's the whole row, that might not be likely.
Open up the case and check all the connections at all points.
Alright, I'll do this in a bit.The connections to the buttons may have become damaged or loose. Try popping open the back of your stick and seeing if the connectors are firmly secured and okay.
Now that I remembered that TTT2 was released in 2012, I actually think a solid case could be made for it being GOTY for 2012.
Too bad gaming journalists didn't recognize that. :/
Tekken didn't even win most awards for best fighting game that year. I think a lot of it went to Persona 4, which is also probably a great game.....but....eh.
IGN review actually complained about there being too many characters and the AI being too difficult. Then again, I don't expect better from a staff that plays Tekken by button mashing.
I just wanted to point out that Dahbomb basically want's Dota 2's online functionality in a fighting game... and that would be amazing, but I don't think any developer of fighting games today has either the resources or the interest to actually do that. Valve is a crazy outlier in terms of developers compared to anyone, never mind the ass-backwards publishers that most fighting games come out of.There are too many to list but I will just give a few that I feel are missing.
P4A actually has a bunch of content that is around the speed of most videogame reviewers. What got added to TTT2 was great... if you wanted to play Tekken.Too bad gaming journalists didn't recognize that. :/
Tekken didn't even win most awards for best fighting game that year. I think a lot of it went to Persona 4, which is also probably a great game.....but....eh.
IGN review actually complained about there being too many characters and the AI being too difficult. Then again, I don't expect better from a staff that plays Tekken by button mashing.
Neat, that succubus outfit is ripped from Helena's Halloween DLC in DOA5UFrom the PC mod dimension