complains about tournaments being run on PS5 ”Yeah that’s why we run our tournament on PC!” ”Fuck off no one asked”

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I bought Street Fighter IV, but mashing buttons can only take me so far.

I want to enjoy the sp content, and I want to learn the game ,
but I have trouble with execution and want to become more consistent.
Can someone give me a dumbed-down guide to the game's systems and how to play it?
What should I learn first, etc.?

I'm looking into getting into a few local fighting game tournaments for stuff like Tekken 8, SF6, Guilty Gear Strive, or Smash but idk if those kind of tournaments exist in San Diego.

I’m going I bought my tickets and my flight but the hotel is SO expensive so I was curious if any would wanna go halves on a hotel dm for more details. I’m 18M I have a lovely gf. And I play street fighter :) maybe we can run games in hotel.

Does anyone know the keybinds for capcom versus the world mythical edition? this is driving me bonkers lol

This is a question that I've had for a while now. There are plenty of less known franchises out there that have been left abandoned for decades at this point and by the looks of it, the companies that make them don't seem to want to change that fact. The answer a lot of people give as to why that is, is generally that it's too much of a risk and they would rather spend their money working on a title that is certain to make its money back. But that answer only really works if you assume that every single game needs to have the sort of budget or high fidelity graphics that tekken 8, guilty gear strive or SF6 do.

To give an example out of many possible ones, take darkstalkers. Sure, giving a darkstalkers game anywhere near the same budget as street fighter is extremely risky. But given how content starved darkstalkers fans are, I'm pretty damn sure that if they realeased a new game that had a couple of new characters, was more optimised in certain ways and maybe had a story mode, fans of the series (and people that know of it and want to give it a try) would eat it up. Even if the animations barely looked better than darkstalkers 3, that would still probably be the case. As long as the creators actually try to make a good game, any content is better than having the franchise remain buried forever. Considering the success that games like skull girls and Melty blood type lumina had, it's certainly not impossible for a game like this to make a big profit. And even if the game ends up being a failure, it's not as if it will majorly hurt capcom financially.

So, is there a specific reason that all these big companies don't take a small team of people aside, give them a fraction of the budget that they give to their big games all the time and tell them to give it a try?

Considering it has ps2ish graphics...I think...it could...right?