@Richardthe3rd: Who said it didn't annoy me? I would love all those games on PC.
I simply corrected a falsehood statement you made.
I already said PC had made progress, but there is A LOT of work to be done and the PC is certainly not the place" where fighting game fans play this gen, and this confirms it." when I personally know a bunch of great fighting games that are not coming to PC and are not on PC.
The PC is doing good, but has a LOT more work ahead.
@lonesamurai1: I just listed a bunch of quality fighting games not coming to PC (that should), and I didn't even list HALF of the many fighters that are not on PC nor coming to PC to discredit the bunk claim that "PC is where fighting game fans play this gen, and this confirms it."(FALSE and evidence posted above)
That was a false statement.
I would love if those games came to PC, but as it stands now that statement was false. You talking about what you think is weak or doing damage control for a false statement does not change the fact the PC is missing out on a lot of legitimate and awesome fighting games that should be on PC, but simply are not.
A fighting game fan has no choice but to buy a console to get their hands on these games. It's nice the PC has made strides in getting a few big name fighting ports, but there is a LOT of work to do to win over the fighting game fans.
The only thing that was weak, was the damage control and refusing to acknowledge the truth that was put before you. I was down, down-forward, and forwardly fierce in annihilating any and all would be scrubs arguing more for just their singular platform that accepting all games across all machines as I have. I guess that's what happens when I'm not limited in finances like some twenty something living with their parents or in their first apartment.
Go back to just playing on one machine and pretending you know what a community of fighting gamers are actually gaming on. I grew up in the 90's arcade fighting game scene (and won money at quite a few tourney's across the US), and I would love if all those gamers moved to PC, but they haven't and some PC elitist troll who probably is not nearly as passionate about amazing fighting games isn't going to change reality (because if you were passionate you would own those other great fighting games not found on PC because genre>platform).
Hell, just the ability to play two-four players per PC needs to be in every PC port and that doesn't always happen either (even when local play is on consoles). Fighting games work great in local two player fun as well.
@lonesamurai1: You misunderstand. I also knew due to the incredibly easy ability to port between the x86 architecture that these games were coming to PC, it's just they were lying and claiming the games were announced for PC when they were not. They have egg on their face for making bunk claims about the games being announced for PC before they actually were.
@Richardthe3rd: I say this as a PC gamer with 4 gaming PCs in the house for LAN and other goodies...
PC has come a long way in the fighting game space, but let's be real.
If you compete at EVO, or want to play other fighting games like King Of Fighters 14, The Last Blade 2, Dengeki Bunko: Fighting Climax Ignition, BlazBlue, Guilty Gear Revelator, J-Stars Victory VS., and many more...in addition to SF5, Tekken 7, etc.
You have to still buy a console for EVO or to get your hands on these games and the many more I didn't mention.
@lonesamurai1: Just as those that were claiming this game was announced for PC months ago will eat it when they find out they were lying and it turns out it was announced today.
@UrbanMessiah: Tekken x SF was already discussed months ago.
On April 22, 2016, Harada stated that development on Tekken X Street Fighter was now officially on hold. He didn't want to split the communities behind both franchises new games (Tekken 7 and Street Fighter 5).
Whatever the reason is, you shouldn't have expected Tekken x Street Fighter at E3 since two months ago Harada said the game is on hold. Heck, it may get cancelled.
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