STREET FIGHTER 6 REVIEW - Happy Console Gamer 

I've actually played against him on the original arcade SF2. He was good.

Not to mention, I’ve been playing the Mega Man Battle Network Legacy collection since i missed out on it. There’s just so many games to play and that’s not a bad thing.

@@mythicalexplorer7846 That collection has been on my radar for a long time. I’ve only ever played the original and X games but Battle Network always looked pretty sweet.

@@Jmerithew87 it is a beautiful departure from the traditional mega man series. All we need now is the Star Force rereleases and the Legends rereleases which I think is going to come when Capcom is ready to announce Legends 3.

It is an insane time for games!

Play totk for a few hours and move on its just more of the same for 200 hours. Come back k eventually and play a game with more easy payoff/ progression.

I've been wanting a proper follow up to that Konquest Mode ever since it released. Hoping SF6 is really successful so maybe other games will give it a shot also

@@AerinTheDude 100% agreed!

The single player will trick you into the multi-player by slowly making you learn all these complex systems over a long period of time, it will tempt you to test out the skills you've spent honing through single player. And let me tell your first match against a human opponent at a similar skill level will unlock the greatest gameplay loop in the world to you. Fighting game multi-player being the best gameplay loop that is, not just street fighter

​@@Jabroni_14no it won't. People who don't play multiplayer...... The reason isn't because they don't know the systems. Plus story mode doesn't teach you the deep systems in games. It's people wanting to be competitive that learn the complex system that keeps practicing that learn it. Story mode only requires basic skills. Even learning some complexity, it's not going to be enough to top players online. So only competitive players like I said will switch over

I'm really looking forward to playing World Tour mode too, and I agree with your statement @EastCoastTone 😊 I'll play some 1v1 locally with friends, and I'll probably try the 1v1 online mode, but without the World Tour mode, I'm not sure I would have bothered getting this game...

@@Jabroni_14 I prefer single player games unless it is games like GTA 5 OR Black Ops and playing with friends/family.

@@I_Am_The_Social_Reject I honestly think both can be true at the same time. Obviously there will still be some "offline warriors" no matter what, but I can absolutely see how the way World Tour teaches the game could motivate someone to really give online a shot. If they pair with people that are where they are and they get their first win, naturally people are gonna wanna play more to see how far they can go and continue to learn more about their character and the game from there. I don't think it's just a "one or the other" type of situation, especially since the game prepares you for that cross-over more than most other fighting games.

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Hopefully it will be the opposite of elden ring. Great box art and logo but repetitive and boring game.

SF5 was a terrible burn for sure. Come join us in SF6, a start of a new journey

He probably just doesn't want to put in the time and effort it takes to get good at a new fighting game. Even though they're both SF games SF2 and SF6 are two different beasts.

Yeah I agree I do notmlike it either but will always try.

Cause he’s soft as shit

Monster Hunter was awesome way back on PS2. It just took forever for most people to get the memo for whatever reason. RE isn't really RE anymore though, and hasn't been for a while now. They should have ended that series and began a new one, modern RE looks, and feels NOTHING like RE.

DMC5 as well, many peoples favorite in the series

Riiight! It’s like we’re part of a new era of a legendary fighting game and we’re here to be part of it from the beginning and tell our grandchildren about it one day ❤

Absolutely

Yeah they added a control scheme that resembles smash’s controls, you should check out the demo and try them out.

It really depends, certain things are easier on pad then stick and vice versa. Its mostly preference. There are also fight controllers like the Hori Commander that have much more responsive d-pads and buttons.

@@MrMooMoo088 I'm not asking about the actual fights. I'm referring to the Shenmu-like 3D world navigation.

It hasn't been quarter circle for a long time. Basically Down Back or Down Forward and the move still comes out. The motions are to help with the timing of the links or target combos in the later games. The Meriden SF games are all made with controllers as the standard since that's what everyone is guaranteed to have if they buy it on console.

I was here through the Quarter Circle era and I still sucked, so the bew control scheme felt like heaven to me!

I think it just depends on your history/what you’re used to. I’m by no means great at SF but I’ll stick with the controls I learnt when SF came out. Just as younger people will no doubt stick with the alternate controls as for old schoolers to learn the new controls is just as baffling as it is for newbies to learn the old. Something for everyone 👍🏻

Street Fighter was always a 6-button game from the very beginning, so it wasn't a way to "crank" more moves into a very limited amount of buttons like you're implying (you're describing old fighting games like they were played in a Atari 2600 controller lol), it was a design decision. Modern controls are great for newcomers, it'll let them have fun with the game from the get go, but you have limited options with that control scheme: you lose access to half of your buttons, some special moves (there's not enough slots for every single special move on Modern's special move button) and also get a 20% damage penalty. Motion inputs aren't antiquated, you just didn't bother to learn them. If you want to fully explore what your character has to offer in SF6, Classic is the way to go, and I expect most casual players who really like the game and wish to make the transition to the competitive aspects of the game will eventually change to Classic.

Get the deluxe version

It's expensive worldwide because of high inflation, cost of living and etc. Remember it's the 1st version and there will be more later on. I recommend getting the final final definitive edition closer to the end of this generation at a more affordable price tag. I bought the Sf5 final version with all DLC at $20.

Mortal Kombat has been hugely successful due to its single player content. The causal players greatly outnumber the competitive players and they want to have single player modes. Capcom is trying to tap into those players.

The single player shit is trash. Watch a real review

​@@mbern4530 From what I see, Capcom found a balance that NRS never really did find. Mortal Kombat is in a really funky position where the hardcore members of the MK community are actually the casual players, with players who are more competitive-minded moving on to other games due to lack of exciting competitive scene with MK. The fact that SF6 is doing the unthinkable in managing to cater to both side of the audience scene is amazing on its own.

@@mbern4530what about tekken? Idk which fighting game to get! Street fighter 6 mortal Kombat 1 or tekken 8!

I don't know if they'll bring Bison back, but hoping we at least get Vega, Sagat and Balrog as DLC.

That’s a waste of money! Grow up