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Message: [QUOTE="LaserMoose, post: 107381, member: 26991"] I missed this thread earlier! Fighting games are probably my favorite genre. I’d definitely say that Street Fighter 3: Third Strike and Marvel Vs Capcom 2 are my favorite fighting games. Urien in 3S with Aegis Reflector has so much nuance in regards to unblockable setups and combo routes. The parry system’s added red parry mechanics and removal of the parry screen flash from New Generation and Second Impact were very much appreciated, making the game much easier on the eyes compared to the earlier versions of SF3. The constant guessing in the heat of the moment with no downtime during a match makes 3S a game I come back to monthly, at the very least. Mvc2 features one of the strongest rosters in fighting game history. Delayed Hyper Combos, Snapbacks and 3 different assist options per character makes Marvel 2 a lab monster’s dream game. Not to mention the high skill ceiling found in the top tier characters. I still am amazed at what I see from players like Romneto and Khaos, who have kept the community alive all these years later. Marvel 2 is a game of stage control. It’s chaotic speed and flight-focused top tiers set the game apart from its contemporaries. For Marvel 2, I play Magneto, Storm, Sentinel in serious games. I play Charlie, Akuma and Captain Commando for more casual matches. Like 3S, I go back to Marvel 2 very frequently. Other fighting games I enjoy include but are certainly not limited to: Guilty Gear Accent Core +R Ultimate Marvel Vs Capcom 3 Ultra Street Fighter IV Tekken Series Soul Calibur 2 Blazblue Central Fiction Mortal Kombat 9 and X Street Fighter Alpha 2+3 [IMG]https://media4.giphy.com/media/LRBQqp7wmXEhaNICtQ/200.gif[/IMG] [/QUOTE]

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