Some takeaways from EVO Japan 2019 that include Guilty Gear being an awesome game, Tekken‘s diversity, as well as understanding what are the FGC’s “Core Values”.
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Perhaps the longest podcast I have recorded to date, but it was certainly a fun one to be a part of! I am joined by one of my favorite FGC commentators—Majin Obama, as we talk about everything and anything fighting game related.
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There isn’t much to recap as far as news, so I just close out 2018 with talking about future FGC plans for the upcoming year, and share my new year resolutions.
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Harada has a new title, I ask the listeners FGC questions, and ramble about some other fighting game stuff. A pretty typical episode of TMP.
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Another sleepless night leads to another ill advised recording of a podcast as I ramble about the different ways of learning in fighting games, and how to do so.
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I halfheartedly recap Capcom Cup 2018, get angry at Bandai Namco and the Tekken team for their TWT prize pot, address the situation between Michael Murry and Flying Wonkey on Twitter, and wine about how Arc System Works hates the Persona 4 Arena series some more.
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A of recap everything that transpired at Tekken World Tour 2018 as well as some thoughts on how they can make the event better as an FGC esports product.
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I received a pretty thorough email response to my most recent project—The Resurgence of the 3-D Fighting Game and just wanted to give my response to the points made on the email and why I came to the conclusion that I did.
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The Resurgence of the 3-D Fighting Game
Date Published: 23 November, 2018
It was never ostracized or mistreated to the point of labeling it the “red-headed step-child”, but the 3-D subgenre in fighting games has traditionally been in a place all of its own. There are a myriad of theories behind why that has been the case.
Factors that vary from entry level difficulty, lesser known licenses, as well as simply the fact that the 3-D subgenre has fewer franchises than its 2-D or Anime counterparts. However, despite historically having less notoriety, 3-D fighting games are reemerging to perhaps be a significant player in the new age FGC (Fighting Game Community). Continue reading “The Resurgence of the 3-D Fighting Game”
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