Will you buy Tekken 6 brand new if it doesn't have online play?

Tekken is a great fighting game but it needs some new things if I going to come up with $60 for it the same could be said about Virtual Fighter 5 although both games will be great, I get tired of playing against the computer.  Is there a possibility of a new street fighter in 3d that is made much better than the last street fighter 3d game, going to be released for next gen?  I'm most likely going to wait for a price drop for these fighting games, how about you?

I would probably buy a new 3D street fighter game if it got good ratings whether or not it has online or not doesn't matter because it would feel like it had enough new things in it.

First off, I don't ever play fighting games online.

Secondly, the Tekken and VF series are too good to pass up because they lack a feature that I won't use.

[QUOTE="Alpha2"]Untill you start screaming about ho wyou last to lag or how you swore you hit the punch button before your opponent, trust me online fighting games are simply a bad idea.

Also Capcom USA holds the rights to the Streetfighter series because Capcom Japan got tired of it and has no further plans for it so it's up to them and I doubt they will do anything too impressive even if they did.
Deihmos

I've been playing Time splitters future perfect with my ps3 and it runs great.  I've also heard that Resistance plays great online as well.  Maybe if I'm lucky Resistance will have a price drop in the summer or sometime around then and I can pick it up.  I was going to buy Haze at the end of March because it looks like it would easily be the best fps game for the ps3 so far but I've been highly disappointed by the news of the game not coming out till like 2008 or something like that.

useless stuffDeihmos

[QUOTE="Alpha2"]Untill you start screaming about ho wyou last to lag or how you swore you hit the punch button before your opponent, trust me online fighting games are simply a bad idea.

Also Capcom USA holds the rights to the Streetfighter series because Capcom Japan got tired of it and has no further plans for it so it's up to them and I doubt they will do anything too impressive even if they did.
Deihmos

So then I'm guessing that makes Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion, a bad game? :|

Please, online play is NOT a necessary feature, especially for genres other than shooters, racing, and sports games.

No matter how fast your connection, there is always the potential of meeting someone else with a horrible one, and in a fighting game, the slightest amount of lag can be round-breaking, and not a slight inconvenience like in shooters.

[QUOTE="Deihmos"][QUOTE="Alpha2"]Untill you start screaming about ho wyou last to lag or how you swore you hit the punch button before your opponent, trust me online fighting games are simply a bad idea.

Also Capcom USA holds the rights to the Streetfighter series because Capcom Japan got tired of it and has no further plans for it so it's up to them and I doubt they will do anything too impressive even if they did.
Xanog1

So then I'm guessing that makes Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion, a bad game? :|

Please, online play is NOT a necessary feature, especially for genres other than shooters, racing, and sports games.

No matter how fast your connection, there is always the potential of meeting someone else with a horrible one, and in a fighting game, the slightest amount of lag can be round-breaking, and not a slight inconvenience like in shooters.

Hmmm Oblivion is a single player game so why shoudl it be online? I am referring to multiplayer games i.e 2 players and up.Deihmos

All games should be online. Deihmos

If either of the latest Tekken or Virtua Fighter games end up as good as the previous PS2 titles in their series, they'll both move to the top of the list of available PS3 games for me. Either one would be much better than almost all of the PS3 games we have available right now, so unless they somehow turn out much worse than expected, there's no way I wouldn't buy them.

Online play in either one of these titles is really a non-issue for me. Like others have mentioned, I mainly get games like this to enjoy offline. It's not really a connection issue -- I would imagine that 1.2mb DSL could handle them okay, but that aspect of it just doesn't appeal to me. Lack of online play doesn't really represent a negative for me in most genres of console games. I got over most of my online phase with shooters on the PC, and these days MMORPGs for the PC now cover about all the online gaming I need.

It's Tekken! It doesn't need online. But that's why I prefer the PS3 over the 360 anyway... they make games that you can enjoy without having to go online to get any replay value.