Post number #61526, ID: aa5d19
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So I want to get into fighting games and someone told me i should focus on one fighting game franchise. so what is best?
Post number #61529, ID: 4d92e5
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Muh favorite is Under Night In-Birth, or something like that. Latest Guilty Gear is also neat, but my laptop can't handle it so I'm missing out. Pretty much everything by Arcsys and French Bread is worth checking out though.
Post number #62137, ID: e550ce
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DoA 5
Post number #62270, ID: 40dc30
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Skullgirls. Mike Z knows how to make a good game.
Post number #62571, ID: aaf3c7
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Guilty Gear Xrd Rev 2 is the greatest 2D Fighter ever imo.
Post number #62576, ID: 5192f0
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Tekken has always been my ish and not we got akuma from street fighter and geese from King of fighters. Not that excited for noctis though
Post number #62594, ID: 49e641
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>>62576 I think Tekken is a fairly good introduction to fighting games as well, with the breadth of its singleplayer content and with how easy it is to pick up some characters
Post number #62620, ID: 036224
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>>61526 You could also wait for Dragon Ball FighterZ next month, it's probably gonna be huge and you could get in at the beginning of its life.
Post number #62624, ID: 956371
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Blazblue, good stuff yo.
Post number #62721, ID: 95d305
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Soul Calibur,BlazBlue,Guilty Gear, Tekken,DOA,Dragon Ball Z Budokai 3,Dragon Ball FighterZ
Post number #63916, ID: be0b5d
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Месть Боксёра
Post number #64002, ID: 060cfd
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I might be the only one to think this, but Persona 4 Arena (P4A) and P4A Ultima are really super good. If you like RPGs, it has a good story mode and if you like fighting, it has a pretty good system for button mashers and pros alike. It is the best anime fighter, and my favorite fighting game ever.
Post number #64012, ID: d507a5
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>>62594 Debatable, Tekken takes more than a year to master as a game. It's a good introduction, but getting good at it requires patience and perseverence. The casual experience is nothing in comparison to what the game allows you to do.
Post number #64020, ID: d507a5
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>>61526 Don't choose "the best one", go for the one that appeals to you most, be it for the characters, mechanics or just how cool the songs are. It'll end up growing on you and the experience you gain on one tends to be transferable on other games. As contraddicting as it may be, I'd still suggest getting into Tekken as it's a great franchise, regardless of it's difficulty.
Post number #64528, ID: 93cb2e
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Tekken 7 for sure, OP.
Post number #64697, ID: 086780
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Everytime i see Tekken or Streetfighter gameplay, it always seems slow and uninteresting movewise compared to DOA. But thats just me. They are more popular, though u can try DOA for free.
Post number #64802, ID: 92755a
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Skullgirls, Pokken Tourn XD, Persona 4 Arena Ultimax. After that I dunno.
Post number #64859, ID: d1f15b
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I started off with Street Fighter! I highly recommend it. It's both challenging and beginner friendly. Soul Calibur VI looks super good too, so maybe you can wait for that?
Post number #64861, ID: d1f15b
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Post number #65776, ID: 055fd4
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Brawlhalla pc its free awesome game
Post number #66048, ID: 5c78ae
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Soulcalibur bby!
A tale of souls and swords, eternally retold...
Other than that, Skullgirls, Arcana Heart and Darkstalkers are my other fav ones.
Post number #66075, ID: 013ef2
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Street Fighter will teach you the art of footsies
Skullgirls. The art of the reset and of debauchery
Guilty Gear. Flashiness and Option Selects
Blazblue & Under night in birth. Execution on inputs
All are fun though, just learn to accept losing for awhile and use that as motivation to learn about the game and getting better at it
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| So I want to get into fighting games and someone told me i should focus on one fighting game franchise. so what is best?