Ryan Hart: If fighting games are going to progress in eSports, the negativity has to die - if you discredit top players, you discredit your scene
This guy is basically demanding we respect people who are: rude, ignorant, uppity, and self-righteous. I'm sorry but just because you're good at a game doesn't mean you know whats best, and does NOT mean your opinion is in any way more relevant than the next persons. If we want to grow into e-sports we need to be welcoming, understanding, respectful, and learn to come to others aid when we see a place they could ...

Flashpoint Batman costume and first compatibility pack coming May 7th for free - Injustice: Gods Among Us
So what exactly is the attractor factor to the compatibility packs. Nothing of it is in any way important or relevant to me or my characters I use.

Christian Svensson talks fighting game ports for other platforms and why pros get early releases of their games
@21 The issue isn't balance, it's experience. What casual person wants to take a chance on a game that is told as not worth the money. A pro can't talk experience, just balance and technicalities. They can't effectively draw consumers in of a casual capacity because what they excel at is irrelevant. Given the bad reputation Capcom, among other companies, have been giving themselves recently. They need to do something to bring in more people, ...