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How it works - Kunagisa - 2011-03-09
I don't even get why people buy 2D fighting games anymore. It's all the same crap with just a different color of paint thrown on it. I mean, sure they all have slight differences here and there, but that's just adding extra bells and whistles to keep the horse from dying. Why would anyone buy Marvel vs Capcom 2?
It's the same crap. You pick a team of three stupid characters, with different names. You swap out your characters, and just beat the crap out of everyone. What's the point anyway? It's just a freaking rehash. It's the exact same as the crap that was released before it. A sequel remaining true to its roots while changing up the game mechanics and adding new stuff? Preposterous, why would they do that?
What's the difference between Blazblue and Guilty Gear? They have different casts and different game mechanics, but they're the same crap. Who cares about game mechanics anyway?
So yeah, agreeing with Greg here, this game is a shitty rehash. I looked on the back of the box and all I see that's new is a bunch of new Pokemon, a new area, and new protagonists, so I know exactly what I'm talking about without actually playing the game into depth. Did I mention that when I play Pokemon I play casually and quit after beating the Elite 4? Caus what's there to do after that? lol.
How it works - Rob - 2011-03-09
Kunagisa Wrote:I don't even get why people buy 2D fighting games anymore. It's all the same crap with just a different color of paint thrown on it. I mean, sure they all have slight differences here and there, but that's just adding extra bells and whistles to keep the horse from dying. Why would anyone buy Marvel vs Capcom 2?
It's the same crap. You pick a team of three stupid characters, with different names. You swap out your characters, and just beat the crap out of everyone. What's the point anyway? It's just a freaking rehash. It's the exact same as the crap that was released before it. A sequel remaining true to its roots while changing up the game mechanics and adding new stuff? Preposterous, why would they do that?
Because people like to buy crap all the time, trust me. Fighting games are terrible s'hit.
How it works - Kunagisa - 2011-03-09
Rob Wrote:Because people like to buy crap all the time, trust me. Fighting games are terrible s'hit.
Yeah I know, lol. You get good at one and you're good at all of them. Super Smash Brothers was the first series to actually do it right. Brawl is the best 2D fighting game to come out since the original Mortal Kombat, it actually tried to be unique in what it did.
How it works - Rob - 2011-03-09
Kunagisa Wrote:Yeah I know, lol. You get good at one and you're good at all of them. Super Smash Brothers was the first series to actually do it right. Brawl is the best 2D fighting game to come out since the original Mortal Kombat, it actually tried to be unique in what it did.
They are all soooo repetitive. The best game in this genre was Killer Instinct, and I'm giving it too much credit. Ah, game developers these days.
How it works - Shidoshi - 2011-03-09
Competitive pokemon fighting actually involves more strategy and stuff and doesn't have 23984239847 pokemons to chose. They are also all the same level and with set moves/stats.
The game doesn't seem to have changed that much since the first one though.
How it works - Tremulant - 2011-03-09
pokemon.
How it works - FenixR - 2011-03-09
>Crappymon
Same old, Same pomegranate. Well at least the developers of the game still win Big Bucks thx to the kiddos who don't know better.
soooo... brb playing white >.>