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I'm just excited this game is going to continue the storyline, and merge 3 and 4 together at least a little bit.
I'm not adept at the style of fighting the game employs, but I did get to spend some time with it and want to say the presentation is slick as hell. The character style for the fighters is of course great, but I was mostly smiling at the surrounding menus and versus interstitials. So very different from the typical Street Fighter stuff. It's just cool!
Persona 4 Arena uses a four-button loadout, something that isn’t too common in one-on-one fighters
Soul Calibur
Dead or Alive
Rival Schools
every SNK fighter
Anyway, I can't wait to get some knee grenade launcher action with Aegis on!
Soul Calibur
Dead or Alive
Rival Schools
every SNK fighter
Anyway, I can't wait to get some knee grenade launcher action with Aegis on!
Huh. You kind of just sold me on this. I always thought it was a ssmb style game in 2d. Hearing that arc is doing it and the setup for controls just gave me a boner.
It's too bad that the best-quality screens for this game are long out-dated. You people should check out Jourdal's and pktazn's channels on Youtube and also check out nicovideo.
Here's some relatively good-looking footage of a small Tougeki qualifier for P4A:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ww0I4pymzbI
Here's some version 1.02 (released 5/31) from a recent tournament:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9CTQaXP_38w
Here's some relatively good-looking footage of a small Tougeki qualifier for P4A:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ww0I4pymzbI
Here's some version 1.02 (released 5/31) from a recent tournament:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9CTQaXP_38w
It's a little ironic to see complaining about double fireballs when the inputs have been so simplified that it's the only "hard" input in the game. For anyone completely inexperienced with fighters it might be a minor hurdle, but that's minimal practice compared to something like 360's/720's.
Not that I'm actually against the fact that it simplified the inputs to make it more accessible, but there's a point where the player is going to have to put in some effort as well, even if they're only playing completely casually with other friends who don't play fighters.
Not that I'm actually against the fact that it simplified the inputs to make it more accessible, but there's a point where the player is going to have to put in some effort as well, even if they're only playing completely casually with other friends who don't play fighters.
I agree, Janklogs, but the guy did mention gamers who don't normally play fighters.
I think the simpler inputs like in Street Fighter x Tekken is a good alternative for tougher inputs, despite the hate that game gets.
I think the simpler inputs like in Street Fighter x Tekken is a good alternative for tougher inputs, despite the hate that game gets.
WE'RE NOT ALL UBER PROS GUYS
Skullgrils doesn't have double input supers and is better and more accessible for it. New players, who likely won't play the game for very long anyway, will most likely have difficulties -- especially when trying to cancel into them.
Skullgrils doesn't have double input supers and is better and more accessible for it. New players, who likely won't play the game for very long anyway, will most likely have difficulties -- especially when trying to cancel into them.
Meh I don't mind double inputs, at least it makes it hard to pull off a super accidentally (I'm a button masher). I love Persona, and considering this is basically the next BlazBlue/ Arcana Heart game, there's nothing I'm anticipating more:D.
@Patrick Hancock - I'm not saying you should be and it's perfectly reasonable to find double inputs a bit of a challenge at first, but it doesn't take that much practice to learn them. This is coming from someone who only recently (relatively speaking) started taking fighters seriously.
The inputs have been simplified pretty dramatically compared to most 2D fighters. If simply having to learn double fireballs is enough to turn people away from this game they probably didn't care that much in the first place. It truly doesn't take pro level fighting skills to learn them.
The inputs have been simplified pretty dramatically compared to most 2D fighters. If simply having to learn double fireballs is enough to turn people away from this game they probably didn't care that much in the first place. It truly doesn't take pro level fighting skills to learn them.
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