https://www.arcadeworlduk.com/products/brook-xbox-360-to-ps4-controller-adapter.html

I have one of those. They're quite cool.

(Chronus. Not the Brook).

So that's Arcsys doing a 3v3 DBZ fighter in the Xrd engine coming out in 2018.

MvCI confirmed dead on arrival. FGC is about to enter the greatest timeline.

So good i somehow posted it twice.

Here's the trailer, I think game play has also been shown. Apparently you can call both assists at the same time.

It's not exclusive.

People with T7 jukebox on random or custom soundtracks you guys are missing out, change your setting back to default for this stage! This is the best piece of in game music I've heard since Six Black Heavens Guns from Xrd!

Anyone finish the story mode in Tekken 7? That last match was a pain, but the 'special chapter' at the end is fucking horrendous, almost KOF levels of frustration. Just learnt to cheese it in the end.

Not sure if I'll hold onto it tbh, the online is pretty laggy most of the time, and really want to get on with Nier instead now. Might get the platinum and trade back.

Did find my main with Asuka though, so will play more online and see how it goes. The fighting itself is really good.

Nice, thanks!

@Roujin — what's all this about your new Crocs Club social life?! You're too cool for it, you know.

We should deffo pencil-in next weekend for some games. I still haven't had time to get very far with it, but I'm not a fan of certain things. Spike's an improvement on Bound in terms of braindead damage, but it has less utility, so you can't be as creative with it. And they've really nerfed oki as a concession to newcomers, because tech-backroll's way too strong in open play. The ground game was always a key Tekken strength, and now it's borderline oversimplified. I won't know until we play, but I'm expecting to feel less pressured after knockdowns.

There's lots of minor ‘appeasement’ dumbing-down, as well, like King's iSW becoming an official juggle-ender, making it much easier as a result. It was never super-hard, but I liked its place as a risk for optimum damage. Talking of damage, Lee's definitely weaker on infinite stages. It's not that he can't deal damage, just that it's hard work in comparison to other characters. Magic 4, b+1:1~f, b~n+2,3, b+2~f... Whereas King just goes M4, b+1, d/f+4,3,4 for similar damage. But then Lee's 4 is 11 frames versus King's 13. I dunno, we'll see how that plays out.

Another thing I've found with Lee is that some of his CH combos are mildly situational (he's all about those), and it's tricky to know which things are gonna whiff until they have. Like his u/f+3,4 low-crush, where his pickup b+3,3 usually whiffs if they fall slightly off-axis to their left. Most of the other characters seem to have reliable hopkick combos. I'm sure he's still my best character, but I think I'll leave him until I've improved a bit.

(As a relative latecomer, it's possible that they didn't fully test his hitboxes when they rejigged him for the new mechanics. Or I'm just getting old...)

So all in all, Dark Res is still my favourite fightman, and I maybe slightly prefer Tekken 6; if only for Baek. I would include Tag 2, but I'm still salty about that Pair Play. It didn't even have 1v1 online pairs! Harada needs to go, I think, because Team Battle should've been a lock in T7. And I do understand the reasoning for trying to broaden the game's appeal with Supers, but they just dilute its core IMO. Most casuals won't stick around long enough to find that out for themselves, and those that do'll end up disserved by them. Co-op and community features are the best way to chase that market.

Lag aside, everything that hit me in DR hit me because I was outplayed. The same as I consider Hyper Fighting the purest version of Street Fighter II, I don't think they'll ever top it. I miss those 8-frame jabs and the snappiness of its movement. No comeback mechanics.

I'M NOT SO SURE! Dunno if Lee has any armour, I'll have to check. He has a broom.

With Harada, it's down to repeat dev failings that come under his remit. Ridic loading times in the PS4 version of T7, and no netcode patch yet. In Tag 2 it was the absence of online pairs, even via TB. The HD update of Tag was PS3-only and had no online play...

Send him on a long holiday, make the next game without him, and if it's worse, bring him back.

Two dudes tried to step to me in the Shimo arcade tonight. My house. I swiftly saw the boot with them then continued to finish USFIV on the same 100¥ piece. 40 mins entertainment.

KOF XIV is 66% off and the DLC is 33% off too.

The Panda pressure's real! Thanks for the crash course, Rouj. Topsy-turvy, eh.

Only took twenny-odd matches to stop walking into those wake-up Ragemans! I'm a slow learner, but that's ridiculous. At least some of that's 'cause I've been away for four years, so I need to kick my habit for oki (Lee had great oki in 6, but we've Arts, armour, and a strong tech-backroll now). I dislike you having Rage Arts more than I like having them myself, y'know. I mostly reserve Lee's for boosting his juggle damage, but he can take a decent chunk anyway in that case. But then I've never been a fan of Supers, as you all know.

I found a bit of spacing towards the end as I relaxed, but there was too much windmilling until then; way too thirsty. I was too focused on fishing for magics in neutral, misjudging their range, and my CH game with Lee needs to acclimatise to the lag. It was a reasonable connection, but a lot of my interrupts were too late and got blown up.

What is it that you don't like about King, by the way? He's always seemed like your sort of character. He's supposed to be pretty good in 7, and when I wasn't dropping his business I can kinda see why.

Double post fail.