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@DyingLightGame A new Call of Juarez will be amazing.

Every wrong turn leads here. One life, one shot, and no do-overs when the dark finally takes over. 🩸 When you reach the end of the road, will your story mean something?

@AngryBananas @DavidBHayter His involvement with makes the excitement double. He sure as hell knows her to handle stories.

Had the honor to have dinner with the one and only @DavidBHayter. Yes we talked about Guyver and X-Men, a dream come true. 🥹 👉 "You're Pretty Good"

Man... VF is amazing.

◤￣￣￣￣￣￣￣￣ 　VS BATTLE ＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿◢ 테크닉 / 지식 / 심리전 세 가지의 밸런스와 간편하고 직관적인 조작성 '직관적인 조작만으로도 플레이할 수 있다는 장점은 살린 채로 그 점을 유지하면서 다양한 혁신이 가미될 이번 작품에서는 처음부터 재검토하는 느낌에 가까웠습니다.' Producer / Creative Director Riichiro Yamada #VFCR

@MadeManG74 @Shidosha All games dropped in numbers. Evo is expensive and not sustainable overall speaking.

@Shidosha Even though it's a decline from last year, in 2019 I had to run it as a DIY and it only had 32 players! Glad to see the American VF community continue to support the game, I was shocked at the big turnouts for CB this year too.

112 is still great! I expect Crossroads to bring so many new players outside 🙏🏾

@Ebontis I was just curious because almost every article I read, mentioned how impressive it's but how it's likely being divisive.. And I was curious to sorta why... I mean, as much as I enjoyed all RGG's brawler based games, the mechanics are sorta not that deep... This feels good.

@TwoHighPunch I just have a feeling since it's such a unique system that some may not click with it. I really enjoyed what I played but only time will tell if it is universally liked. Hopefully it's not divisive, but as it different from any previous RGG game it's possible is all i meant.

Stranger Than Heaven – Hands-On - Combat Preview I recently got to go hands-on at Summer Game Fest with Stranger Than Heaven thanks to Sega and I was both surprised and excited by what I played. The trailers about the story already have me intrigued. A more serious tone, singers lending their voices and talent to what seems like a main pillar of the game with music, and the fact it takes place over 5 decades in different cities across Japan really does make this RGG game unique from most anything that has come before it. So much character development can happen in 50 years across Japan, and that has me hoping the story is well worth waiting until launch to dive into. The cast is stellar and RGG's talent has already been proven over and over with their previous games, but what really sets this game apart from anything else I’ve mentioned is the combat. My hands-on was just focused on combat and nothing else which had me wondering what I was in for. An easier warm-up level, intermediate with a pipe style weapon, and then the hardest difficulty part of the demo was a boss fight that presented a true challenge and would ask for some quick learning of the combat system. This combat is unique because R1 and R2 would control the right side of your body with either light or heavy attacks, including kicks. L1 and L2 would control the left side of your body. If there is a weapon in your right hand like a knife, R1 was a quick stab or R2 was a wind-up slashing swing. If your hands were empty it worked more like kickboxing but with much more control. Blocking worked similarly in that you could hold block, but to be efficient with your stamina, you would need to match the sides the punches were coming from and if timed perfectly, you could really throw your enemies off balance. If you throw a right hook and the enemy grabs it and holds on, you still have the left hand to pepper the enemy with jabs or maybe try to wind up for a big left hook or flail a bit more wildly if other enemies are approaching. Learning to dodge and make space or get out of the way of an unblockable attack with a step backwards became a crucial skill to master quickly... otherwise your health can drop rather quickly. Directionless blocking will really only get you so far, but something as simple as a quick jab with your left hand could interrupt an incoming attack. What became extremely important with groups was maintain space and keeping your fight with 1 or two enemies max. The boss fight was much more about learning your enemies attacks, tells, and finding that window where you could break their posture with a well placed onslaught to knock off a chunk of their health. I was extremely close to beating the boss on the highest difficulty demo but I didn’t quite get there. I don't want to discourage anyone who worries this isn't for them, because I mostly thing the unique nature of combat is just something we all will need ot adjust to. The key thing is I’d rather have a system that is new but in 30 min started to click, versus something I can just button mash and get through with little challenge. Engagement in combat is key to having me lean forward in my seat and get closer to this world. Recently it seems that right type of challenge is one that makes me learn something a little different, or makes me adapt a bit more than i'm used to. It may sound obvious but it does help keep things fresh. An RGG game isn’t ever going to be like a souls-game and I don’t think any of us want that either. But an arcade style button masher that almost feels brainless at times doesn’t draw me in as much, espeically when this feels like it will be a combat system tied to a narrative driven experience. If a fight can really allow a story to push forward, or the revenge plot to lead me that much closer to a final target, victory can feel that much sweeter when the challenge is real. I can see this new combat system being divisive though, depending on what you are looking for in Stranger than Heaven. Patience is much more important in combat, and deliberate attack choices will mean either connecting with a sweet combo or awkwardly flailing and losing health quickly. Each punch, kick, dodge or well timed block all become part of a well-choreographed dance when you can find the flow of this combat. I have no doubt there will be those who master this combat and make it look they are in an action movie when it is done right. Sega is taking a risk here. A new combat system, two friends on a journey through 50 years together. The music industry as a backdrop to your growth in this world. And a top notch cast that sounds like they are giving their all to bring a unique story to life, and from what I have seen so far every aspect of @STH_Game has me extremely excited to jump in at launch. I know this title won’t land the same for everyone, but in an industry that feels so risk averse right now, it’s very refreshing to see @SEGA and @RGGStudio take this unique vision to the finish line and deliver what could be their best game yet. Thank you Sega, RGG and Summer Game Fest for the hands-on preview opportunity.

@kiryu_mukbang I still don't get the point really, Bruce Lee has been put in many games where he is hit violently but not a single word... Like what's your point?

그.....유족분들은 살아계십니다.... ..........뭔뜻인지는 알아야할텐데 일본이니까 이해해달라는건 좀...

@diegoalejocm Very strong medical training programs. Assassins Creed. Splinter Cell Far Cry 2 and beyond.

Hoy juega Canadá. Digan UNA sola cosa buena que este país le haya dado al mundo.

@JayC_Hi The start of dyshidrotic eczema... Ask them to use emolients.

Tay bạn em bị làm sao mấy bác ạ, nổi hột nước gì nhìn sần sần mà nó ngứa thôi rồi Này có phải do nguồn nước không các bác nhỉ

@JoueurDeYs Tekken 8 flopped. Now, neither Capcom nor Namco wants other competing games dead, they need to make it economically viable and Capcom has a point here. SF6 still sells a million or so a year with just a few more characters. Has tons of peeps online. I think they nailed it.

Tekken quoi ? Ils perdent un leader tous les 6 mois mdrr prie pour que la licence ne disparaisse pas déjà et je pense que chez Capcom ils ont jamais vu Tekken comme une menace si ils veulent faire durer le jeu même 15 années qui va dire quoi même ?

@Kazsune Tekken by light years

Which FGC has the most toxic fanbase?

@ValorMortis Sequel in Caesar/Pompey civil war please...

This Fall lineup is crazy. The response to our release date shift has been shockingly positive! If you haven't seen our game before, it's a soulslike but in first-person. You wield swords, firearms and magic to survive a supernatural retelling of the Napoleonic Wars

@DeadFeature Well... Shinobi existed... That's the problem.

Ninja Gaiden Ragebound rocks, I feel like people moved on from it too quickly

@Hpfalandoaqui Because sadly, when LAD started to get a lot of attention in the west, it gathered a vocal, dumb and constantly nagging type of fanbase.

Não vi ninguém reclamar do Bunta Sugurawa estar no jogo como tão chorando pelo 2Pac

@baralover2003 Love this delusional part of fanbase.

Yakuza 3 plays better than this

@nuclear_moose @ArisuPocke Especially when VFCR gameplay already looks very different than this especially in the camera prospective. This looks very good too. People will just complain... Cause it sounds good to complain.

@ArisuPocke This is such a laughable thing to complain about

the redditmmersive slop of war 2018 camera that doesn't even reposition itself in combat is crazy fucking work. The more I see of this game the more I worry about vf6

@maddo88888 Only peeps who advertise it as such as the Ex Tekkenists who got tired of Tekken. Of course, they both can exist.

I really love Virtua Fighter, how it plays and how it feels. That being said, coming from a tekken background, vf peeps need to stop advertising vf as „its like the tekken you ever wanted, you need to try it“. It is not. It feels vastly different and doesnt play (1/3)

@eXtas1stv Or NDA has them signed to be shills for Sony for like 5 years.

No sé que pensar de los comentarios "irónicos" o "graciosetes" Shuhei Yoshida y Shawn Layden sobre Asha Sharma y el trabajo que tiene por delante con XBOX. Pero en mi opinión, parecen un poco de mal gusto, sin duda el estar tan OUT de la industria, les hace estar aburridos.

@Andy_VGC I still don't know how they convinced the higher ups to greenlight this...or even more miraculous, the AM2 veterans for enroll into this... AM2 is filled with perfectionists.

‘Yu Suzuki’s approval gave us a lot of confidence’: RGG Studio explained to VGC how Virtua Fighter Crossroads accidentally became the Shenmue successor Sega never planned. videogameschronicle.com/features/how-v…