Yes, i'm a bit sad when i think about my Street Fighter IV game sleeping next to my PS3...

The game is great ! I give it it's 9.0 it got from Gamespot for sure!

But besides single guys with times on their hands, do you guys really have time to put in Street Fighter IV? The game demands pratice, improvments and a 200$ stick.

I'm 26, just got married, wife is pregnant... i mean there's no way in hell i'm going to have all the time and $ for "JUST A GAME"....

I can play a game like Resident Evil, or LBP and perform well at the game because of what i like to call "gamer talent" (Yes, born with a NES in hand generation) but Street Fighter 4 is a beast you need to ride and master... you absolutely need a stick... i don't see pros competing without a stick.

So i'm thinking of selling the game already, it's sad.. i think it's the best fighter out there, but without time for practice, you can't reach the "real level" of the game. I'd like to crack EX combo when i want, Focus dash and all that stuff... Learn to best moves with frames recovery and such...

anyone feel like me?

magicquebec

im lost....

its a fighter game, a game where u can just pick up and play >.>;

im 23, married and expecting our first child 4/16/09 (right around the corner lol), and i feel fighter games such as this is easier to pick up and play then an rpg like resident evil 5. me personally i dont like playing re5 alone so i'm usually bound to online co-op's meaning lack of pause function. rpg's such as this actually takes up more time then a fighter. with fighters u can pick up, play a couple of matchs and your done period. with rpg's people rarely want to give up or stop so quickly because of a progressing story line which leaves a person wanting more to see what will happen next, well thats how i am anyway... with sf4 i just pick up and play about 5-10 matchs online then i just quit for the day or i can just stop between matchs and do something else for a short time, i love street fighter since i started playing it on sega back in my younger years and been playing in arcades during my teen years, many of the moves/combos havent changed so picking up sf4 and just naturally being good was because of the years i put in pervious street fighter games. anywho... i feel that fighters are easier to pick up then put down easier then a story line base game.

i think code veronica was the last scary RE game, but cant really remember the scary parts off the top of my head... but RE2... *sigh* .... i'll never forget, scared the living sh*tz out of me, i can still remember the horror moments in that game, moments where i freaking jumped, dropped my controller, actually thought about running out of the room, and then getting a game over message due to character death, those was the days lol. i think the impaired graphics and dark areas made it that much hard cause u couldn't really see, not to mention the eerie music that starts up before something big is about to happen, u know its going to happen u get yourself prepared for it but the sh*t still scares u lol.

i only hope RE5 is true to its title as "horror action adventure" and is scary but we can only wait and see. didnt they push back the release date at one time? if so maybe it was to jucie up the scary content... i could be wrong and thinking of another game tho.

As someone said previously...

"Any game is hard if you jack up the difficulty"

So my vote is Street Fighter 4 as the hardest game... boss Seth is a freaking cheez at ANY difficulty, and challenges has a set difficulty on normal and or hard but u need to clear both to get trophies in. combo linkage is has to be crazy precise to pull off, most of them u may not even pull off in a real battle unless u fight someone really inexperienced or one of the easiest level difficulty within the game (besides seth cause for some reason on any difficulty if u don't kill him in a certain amount of time he seems to go all cheeze on u)

easiest difficulty, time limit 30, 1 round....

that set up is your friend for getting all the characters except Seth

edit: meh was betten to the punch while i was writting >.>

When P3 first came out, one game that was all hyped up and was labeled a "most have" because of graphics before the gameplay or reveiw was ever released was Lair. i actally pre-brought the game at gamestop because the reveiws was saying how the graphics of this gameis amazing. so yea... i fell into that hype, dont get me wrong graphics of the game is great but the game play is plan grabage, spending (i think) 65$ and some change on it i was very disappointed, gave up the game after 4hours or so. i didnt even give the storyline a chance gameplaywas that bad for me,but i read somewhere it was actually good or some-what good>.>;