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But I've never found Netherrealm's fighting games all that great. Yeah, I had fun with Injustice 2's story mode, but I rapidly stopped being interested in playing the game afterwards.
The actual systems are just not fun to play around with for me.
Street Fighter was similar for me... Until now.
The Drive System is so flexible and lends itself so well to quick and snappy mindgames, and doesn't need you to do one-frame links, or ducking under every single projectile as you try to approach, etc etc.
Like... The beta convinced me that this is the second fighting game after Killer Instinct that I actually am interested in getting good at.
If you didn't like SF5, you'll stand a much better chance of liking this one. They've listened to the feedback and made a VERY different game.
And in your second pic sfv is behind T7.
street fighter got way less gimmicks, so if you just want to press gimmicky stuff your opponent dont know about this is the wrong game.
beta was fun. as a new player you immediatly are able to enjoy the mind game portion of fighting games which is what makes them fun without having to learn and react and punish, duck, sidestep and parry a bunch of weird strings and weird launchers like tekken.
Less of a joke of a fighting game franchise? Outside of SF5 not being received well when has that been the case for the franchise?
Not many people played SF1 but SF2 was a pretty revolutionary game. The Alpha games were well received from what I remember. SF3 didn't do well upon release but now Third Strike is considered to be one of the greatest fighting games among the FGC. SF4 was received very well. SF5, especially at launch was not a bright spot for the series.
SF has always been a mainstay of Evo and various other fighting game tournaments.
I don't feel there's ever been an overall perception that SF is a joke of a fighting game franchise.
As for competing with Tekken & MK. It's hard for anything to reach the heights of Neatherrealm's games do in terms of sales. SF6 will probably do well but will still probably sell a few million less units than MK1.
As for Tekken 8 if the existing pattern of the next Tekken game selling less than the previous one continues then we could see a situation where the current SF game outsells the current Tekken game but there's nothing saying this existing pattern will continue, although I don't think Tekken 8 will sell more than T7.
Game - Sales
Tekken 3 - 8 Million
Tekken 4 - 2 Million
Tekken 5 - 8.2 Million
Tekken 6 - 3.5 Million
Tekken 7 - 10 Million
I think part of it has to do with the fact that so many people buy the previous game and that many of those people skip the next Tekken game but by the time the Tekken game after that comes out it's been so long since that person has played a new Tekken game that they're eager to play a new Tekken game again.
Street Fighter 2 was the one fighting game that litterally spawned all the current relevant fighting game IPs, litterally.
Street Fighter was and still is the most recognized fighting game franchise in the entire world. Yeah SFV had it rough, but its ONE game in its entire history.
That and the Tekken lore man. What the actual heck is that lmao
I recommend watching this video for related commentary:
https://youtu.be/Cv6exITZfC8?t=95
In what way does it feel like SF5 and in what way does it not feel like SF4?
Just the way game controls? The artstyle? Something else?