Tyrion Sex Appeal

I can't even imagine how humorous the trail will be :|

Minigames till the end of the year. Have fun sheep.

If you guys are going to claim ownage over DOA then the sheep fully has the rights to do so with Super Smash Bros. Both game are fun for pretty much all the same reasons.

Not really, SSB is not a traditional fighter.

But its better than Tekken, VF and DOA.

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Im being sarcastic you idiots . Not even Eva would get it, I'm dissapointed

I hope so

To hard=fun? I don't think so...

Read the title, the thread is about how shallow the game is, not how fun. DOA is a ton of fun with four people but it's really frustrating that some one button moves are so overpowered.

People might say SF is good because it's a "timeless classic" but fact is you just like it because of nostalgia. I didn't play it before modern fighters so I don't have nostalgia for it unlike you so I know better then you. Playing it today just feels awkward. You cant do combos properly, like if you press the same button over and over again, or even different buttons the character will not do a combo like in a normal fighter. Instead the character just does the same move applied to that button over and over again no matter the order you press it in. This leads the game to being a button masher since it doesn't matter how fast/ in which order/how many buttons you press.

Lol nostalgia filled oldies.... Move with the times. Not strange since you cows thinks everything is old because pos2 is outdated hahahahaa and pos3 to even though it was released after xbox 360. not that you have it since you cant afford it.

If you don't want to read this post a summary is: TCHBR

There are combos in SF but they are not the punch, punch, punch, kick. More like fireball, low hurracane kick, low dragon punch. Doa is shallow because moves are easy and the hard ones are useless.

Combos are real easy to pull off and the moves that take more practice are useless. It fun but it's no where near as deep as VF, SC or Tekken.

For, we need population control.