One could call it the “Easy Mac of video games,” if you wanted to.įighting game matches could last three or five minutes, and could go longer or shorter, dependent of skill, but those few minutes could be the most fulfilling moments you can spend with a game. However, what makes this hobby beautiful, and this is the main point here, is how fast they are. They always want new players to get into their “brand,” so to speak, and it builds a sense of community and comradery among friends. The FGC is also quite the helpful bunch – many people, like me, are willing to help you out, especially with the collective found on campus. If you have a background in the “Super Smash Bros.” games, your fundamentals of movement and defense can also be of use in mainline fighting games. “Dragon Ball FighterZ,” “Power Rangers: Battle for the Grid,” and “BlazBlue Cross Tag Battle” have this element of “easy to learn, hard to master” to them, and those games can bring new players in and reward those who continue to hone their skills in the long term. The fighting game genre is a unique art, and, yes, it greatly deviates from your first-person shooters, MOBAs, and battle royales of the day, but it is also a quick one to get into.įirst, let’s talk about the accessibility of the hobby – fighting games have, despite the vitriol they get from more “old school” players, become easier to get into, with simple controls and intuitive methods to help a new player out. “Mortal Kombat 11” is almost here, “Power Rangers: Battle for the Grid” is the talk of Tokusatsu fans on social media, and the Fighting Game Community’s (FGC) push into the Esports ecosystem is staggering, to say the least. Fighting games have been in the spotlight, as of late, and, let me tell you, that spotlight is very bright. However, do not fret – there is a way to scratch that itch. That said, there’s just no time for long-term games. Unfortunately, as you dive deeper into the five-layer burrito that is the college experience, and as you get further involved with extracurricular activities, you start to lose that time very quickly, as I have learned the hard way. Sure, you’d be putting a little more time to playing games than doing your homework, but at least you had fun, right? Still not a horrible game.OK, let’s get this fact out of the way, college students – you do not have time to play long video games anymore.īack when you were in middle and high school, you could play through “Mass Effect 2” and its sequel in the same seven-day week, and it would barely nick your academic positionality. (on the other hand, being a DVD, it's not quite as smooth as a real visual novel adaptation and it's rather large (8GB). Of course being a DVD is what makes it playable on a Mac natively as well You could try "Natsuiro no Sunadokei" (hourglass of summer), which is sortta like a visual novel, except it's a DVD. If you're willing to try nonfighting games:
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melty blood), so I'm sure you know how to do that already.
You'll need to set your language to Japanese to install/play it like you would any japanese game (e.g. It's a 2d fighting game for Fate/Stay-Night.
If you're willing to do the Boot Camp thing. There's also a new Actress version coming out too. Have you tried MB/Re-Act, Final Tuned, Cadenza A, B, etc.? Oh wait nm.it's Lysander pft.of course you'd know of it Major rep up for even knowing of MB.I didn't think anyone on this forum would have heard of it
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