Sentences with phrase «fighting game franchise did»

The fighting game franchise doesn't really demand a film adaptation, but despite that we now have two.

Not exact matches

For those who've never experienced the franchise before but love their fighting games, this nostalgic trip is well worth the money to see how one of the greats did it earlier.

The already released Mortal Kombat vs. DC Universe is poised to answer this question as the first game in the series not to bear the Scarlett «M.» As you watch these weakened and watered down fatalities, do you think MK vs. DC will rejuvenate the fighting franchise or perform a triple rib cage exploding brutality?

People thinking the game «flopped» because it didn't do Splatoon numbers need to consider the fact that fighting games are nowhere near as popular as they used to be and only established franchises break the 3 Million mark.

What better way to do that then by attracting new fans to the franchise by showing off what made Super Smash Bros. melee one of the most popular fighting games on the Gamecube?

Novarama have done a good job with augmented reality but, for a fully priced game, have failed to create a compelling fighting game that can even to hope to compete with the multitude of finely tuned and incredibly polished fighting franchises out there, many of which are coming to the Vita.

Though fighting games have arcade modes that help to tell various stories of their characters, only Mortal Kombat has really had any sort of a real story beyond having one big villain that no one apparently did anything about, and in addition to its background mythology has had story modes in various games from the franchise.

Many doubted NetherRealm's ability to make the ageing series relevant again but not only did NR succeed in delivering a great MK game, they delivered one of the best Mortal Kombat games ever made, innovating with a story mode that put all other fighting games to shame and for the first time ever for the franchise, made MK a worthy competitive title that would have a presence at professional tournaments.

And though I could never hope to compete with the fighting game community back in my hometown in Street Fighter III, I still had a deep appreciation for everything it did (or tried to do) in pushing the franchise forward.

The King Of Fighters, most people don't know, is actually a cross-over fighting game made up of two SNK fighting franchises, Art of Fightinfighting game made up of two SNK fighting franchises, Art of Fightinfighting franchises, Art of FightingFighting and...

When PlayStation All - Stars Battle Royale was announced, people were quick to dismiss it as just another Smash Bros. clone; after all, it does feature many of PlayStation's most notable franchise figureheads battling it out in an arena - style fighting game.

But what I don't get is after years and years of the three games in this series being best sellers, why in the world have we not seen any other fighting game franchises learn from its example and make their games more like this one.

Well, I have come back to give my two cents and show a few examples of franchises that I think, if done well, would become stand alone classics that could help define SSB as its own genre within the fighting realm of video games.

We review Mortal Kombat X. Does the game live up to the hype and the name of the seminal fighting franchise?

At any rate, even the games you cited were two of the biggest 3d fighting game franchises still in existence with some of the best graphics in a fighting game at the time of those games» respective releases, and they only did «ok» selling through to consumer at their original price.

However, if you're a casual fighting game or indeed Tekken franchise fan, the limited life span of this title probably doesn't warrant its current Xbox Store asking price of # 49.99 because as a fighting game (which is what it is at the end of the day) it's excellent, but as a AAA title with a long life span?

It's a shame the game received what would become a mediocre sequel later on [and possibly what killed the franchise's chances for continuation], as this original served as a good example of a fighting game done right and kept relatively simple with room to develop your style further.

It may not be the dream come true we may have wanted from a Pokemon fighting game, but Pokken Tournament does serve as a fun and engaging game that hints at what the greater Pokemon franchise is capable of.

But after more than a year since its announcement, did Capcom successfully evolve its fighting game franchise?