Vladamier

Mine are..

Guilty Gear X2
BlazBlue
Marvel Vs. Capcom 2
King of Fighters 98'
Darkstalkers

I know, I know...all 2D. Well, they're my favorite. Never did like 3D fighters much. For me 2D fighters have always seemed to have a higher learning curve and required more skill to be great at. Especially Guilty Gear...that shit can be extremely difficult if you don't know what you're doing and you're playing against an expert.

Now if only someone would make my dream game.. I want a 2D fighter like Guilty Gear or BlazBlue except give it RPG elements and a character progression system....now that would be a great idea, because nobody has ever done it before that I know of.

Anyways, what do you guys like?

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Rhymez

tekken
virtua fighter
soul calibur
battle arena toshiden
street fighter
mortal kombat

Pink Poodle

BlazBlue mostly for BANG INSTALL.

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Morara

Blazblue and Guilty Gear Accent Core (not in that order) are the only fighters.

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Quickshank

^^^

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Argyuile

Soul Caliber 3 - I love being able to make my own fighters.
Samurai Showdown - My favorite old school fighter

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Exece

Power Stone. MvC2.

And there was a sick ass game on the PS I think called Rival Schools that I had a ton of fun with.

Obsidian

tekken 3 (lots of moves + counter attacks = win)
soul calibur
mortal combat 2 (snes)
final fight (coin-op)

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Vladamier

Samurai Shodown II was an awesome game, played that a lot back in the day. I was one of the 8 or 9 people who owned a Neo Geo in the mid 90's. SNK made some great games back then, but the Neo Geo didn't do so well in the states because of it's price, the system was around 800$ when it was released I think, and some of the games were 100-200 dollars each because I guess MVS wasn't cheap to make, they were like 500-meg carts though sometimes.

The Neo Geo CD made the system and games cheaper but the console had a 1x cd rom drive FFS....took minutes to load a game sometimes.

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Quickshank

Rival Schools was fucking amazing. They made a sequel for it on the Dreamcast, the best system for fighting game fans hands down.

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