Who's Ken Lobb
The guy who cried in the initial video talks about your thoughts, among other things, and he says how the game does compare to the old versions. He seems to be very happy:What a abominable bastardisation of my childhood.
Looks hideous.
This isn't KI
Yes. People who use all the content should not be subsidized by people who only use a little bit of it. I would have loved to buy just five or six fighters for Soul Calibur V, since I barely play that game.You really want to pay for each fighter individually????
That said, Rare is dead in all but name, so I don't see why it matters who is developing this.
Yes. People who use all the content should not be subsidized by people who only use a little bit of it. I would have loved to buy just five or six fighters for Soul Calibur V, since I barely play that game.
That said, Rare is dead in all but name, so I don't see why it matters who is developing this.
Looks fun, though I was expecting a much darker, grittier/menacing art style... Something to stand apart from the more cartoony leaps of SFIV or Mortal Kombat.
I don't understand why Killer Instinct is such a big deal?
What new innovations did it bring to the fighting genre?
I liked KI because it was so easy to get into. Once you are into it, you can take your time to learn the more specialised aspects of the game. I like that in a game. For example, Forza helped ease me into simulation racing game with the assists then as I got better I started turning off the assists.
I liked KI because it was so easy to get into. Once you are into it, you can take your time to learn the more specialised aspects of the game. I like that in a game. For example, Forza helped ease me into simulation racing game with the assists then as I got better I started turning off the assists.
But that's true of most other fighting games?