Sentences with phrase «care about fighting games»

Not exact matches

I am behind Ozil again for the next few games, he just needs to show some fight and an courage, show some passion for our club, even if we all know he does not want to be at Arsenal, he just needs to pretend as if he care about our club and we will all get behind him, at least pretend as if you have some bit of passion for my club..

«C'm on, man — who cares about the story in a fighting game?!»

Fans of fighting games and will probably not care about a lack of story - telling cohesion.

Also, to think about it - Lightning would be nice choice (but only for SCV, not potentially upcoming SCVI), because of irony - FF13LR is nice game, but terrible FF, while SCV is nice SC (best fighting system so far and awesome online), but terrible game (5 years ago, when I wasn't really into fighting games - didn't care about balance, haven't played online - I wouldn't buy such a barebones of a game.

But these are tweaks only the fighting game community will care about.

Imagine having to play a mission you didn't care about the first time round a second time, this is not good game design and it is clear Kojima had given up fighting Konami by this point and the rush to release had begun.

You can tell the developers really cared about giving their fans the full on fighting game service.

If the only thing you care about is the ability to play 1v1 against other people online in the latest fighting game then SF V might be worth your money.

However, if you care at all about single player content in your fighting games, proper support for arcade sticks and fight pads, a robust selection of modes, multi-person lobbies for online play, a diverse selection of stages to fight on, or a sizable roster of fighters to play with then Street Fighter V is going to disappoint you.

But these are tweaks only the fighting game community will care about.

If you can accept this game as something you'd find in a local arcade, or simply don't care about single - player content in fighting games most of the time (like I don't), then the larger - than - life power fantasy presented with this roster of beloved Square Enix characters can provide hours of entertainment simply from its scant selection of modes.

Even more impressive is how the plot actually makes you care about these characters; unlike the intro / outro clipshows most fighting games have to offer, MKX's story bothers to include things like character development and heartfelt moments in between all the ridiculous action.

It's the # 1 game on the Gamecube, the biggest fighting game since Street Fighter II, and the only thing everyone cares about seeing on a Nintendo...

«C'm on, man — who cares about the story in a fighting game?!»

Fortunately, in fighting games, new characters are often enough to get players back into the game — if they're ones that owners care about.

Forget Garou, Last Blade and KOF Maximum Impact, no actually active fighting game players and competitive people care about those games.

There is no real «boss» fights in the game, since they are all robots that you don't really care about fighting.

I have owned all 4 previous games and as soon as it is released in australia im that big of a fan i couldn't care less what it cost me its a got to have game if your a fan like me plus im that big of a fan I want KAZUMAS tattoo and im going to name my first son when i have one after KAZUMA coz he was my favorite character yet plus playing as four main characters was fun so five should be alot of fun and about time you get to playas Haruka plus it would be cool if you could add tattoos to the characters if possible I would play it at least 12 hours a day and I do nt care what people say its the best japanese styled mafia game ever to have been made for PS3 but I hope they make the fighting look more real by getting rid of the coloured blurs from the heat moves and the different tournament styled fights they are my only 2 dislikes in the whole four series they should just have underground street fighting tournaments were anything except guns are not allowed so it sticks to hand to hand combat and melee only

These are fighters you can care about, and this is a fighting game everyone should play.

For all of their convoluted relationships, quests and all the arbitrary specifics of their canonical stories, the only thing that puzzles me about Namco's fighting game mythologies is how some people actually manage to care about them.

The first thing anyone cares about when a new version of a fighting game comes out is the roster, and UMvC3's roster has gotten much bigger.

Not only do you genuinely begin to care about the races you've fought against and recruited to your side over the course of the game, but they become a living, breathing part of the world that feel just as vital to the campaign as its story elements and worldbuilding.