@Immortal_Barnet As an actual fan of classic street fighter I do not think SF6 is better. I feel at least MK1 lives up to the spirit of classic MK more thank SF6 and drive impact lives up to the legacy of great games like Super Turbo or 3rd Strike.
I will gladly take a more traditionally structured story mode that is just solid and enjoyable throughout over the ambitious but utterly janky world tour mode. I also think that SF games seem to be going backwards in terms of animation fluidity game by game to the point now where I find MK1 pretty comparable to what's on offer in SF6. Also Kameos change things up without potentially ruining the whole experience with a mechanic like drive impact. I may sound like a Netherreal fan boy but far from it. I just don't think SF6 is good and am hopeful for this as a modern alternative. Emphasis on modern as there is no way any game is going to unseat 3rd Strike and CVS2 from being my main options when it comes to good fighting games.
I've always had my eye on this game as a person that enjoyed the Gundam Musou games and little else in the series' I was intrigued by the interesting roster. I'd had it wishlisted for some time on PC but it NEVER goes on sale and I just don't want to pay 60$ for the game. Thankfully I just picked up a PS5 so I can knock out two birds with one stone as I can seek out a cheaper physical copy as well as solve the framerate issues by playing on the new console.
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Re: Review: Warriors All-Stars (PS4)
Man I hate to say it but even playing on a PS5 this game is kind of chugging a bit.
Re: Mortal Kombat 1 (PS5) - Good But Not a Flawless Victory
@Immortal_Barnet As an actual fan of classic street fighter I do not think SF6 is better. I feel at least MK1 lives up to the spirit of classic MK more thank SF6 and drive impact lives up to the legacy of great games like Super Turbo or 3rd Strike.
Re: Mortal Kombat 1 (PS5) - Good But Not a Flawless Victory
I will gladly take a more traditionally structured story mode that is just solid and enjoyable throughout over the ambitious but utterly janky world tour mode. I also think that SF games seem to be going backwards in terms of animation fluidity game by game to the point now where I find MK1 pretty comparable to what's on offer in SF6. Also Kameos change things up without potentially ruining the whole experience with a mechanic like drive impact. I may sound like a Netherreal fan boy but far from it. I just don't think SF6 is good and am hopeful for this as a modern alternative. Emphasis on modern as there is no way any game is going to unseat 3rd Strike and CVS2 from being my main options when it comes to good fighting games.
Re: Review: Warriors All-Stars (PS4)
I've always had my eye on this game as a person that enjoyed the Gundam Musou games and little else in the series' I was intrigued by the interesting roster. I'd had it wishlisted for some time on PC but it NEVER goes on sale and I just don't want to pay 60$ for the game. Thankfully I just picked up a PS5 so I can knock out two birds with one stone as I can seek out a cheaper physical copy as well as solve the framerate issues by playing on the new console.