Kung fu hustle reference

So, I have an arcade that I recently learned about has locals, and I want to enter them, but the thing is that I’m a keyboard player and I don’t own a fight stick at all, so how do I get better at using stick if I don’t own one?

(most of the cabs use the Japanese ball stick except for ssf2t which uses the American stick with the Japanese game)

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For me there's nobody cooler than G from SFV.

A volcanic Abe Lincoln with tattoos of continental landmasses who claims to be "President Of The World" while also having a link to one of my favorite characters in Third Strike?

Yeah sign me the hell up.

You can already register on the Steam page.
https://store.steampowered.com/app/3925750/Generic_Fighter_Maybe

With BftG being cheaper than ever on the Steam sale, I decided to push it for my friend group's weekly. Unfortunately, when attempting to test online, a friend who just bought the game was unable to get online. They're given an error saying "You are currently offline. Connect to the internet to play a Ranked or Casual Match 1-4." Reinstalling, verifying files, restarting the pc, restarting their router, nothing seems to work. A few other players on the Steam Discussion forums have similar issues. I've had the game for years now and can login just fine, so I worry it's a case of being unable to make an nWayPlay account for crossplay services or something. I truly hope this isn't the case, because I love the BftG to bits and don't want to see the community start to wither because new players can't get in. This is partly a PSA and partly a call for help to see if anyone has a solution or workaround.

I am personally not rlly into fighting games beyond playing street fighter with my dad as a kid, so apologies if I dont rlly know the correct terms for things. I have a friend whos's into fighting games mainly, guilty gear, blazblue, and he's been really into lethal league, playing in a few beginner tournaments recently. A bit ago he mentioned wanting to get one of those flat arcade style controllers (not sure what theyre called) and his birthday is coming up so I wanted to get him one. He mentioned wanting one movement buttons instead of a joystick. Does anyone have recommendations that arent too expensive?

Bonjour à tous !

Passionnés par le jeu, même si nous ne sommes pas très nombreux en France, il existe bien un Discord pour pouvoir doser ensemble entre Français !

Alors n’hésitez pas à venir nombreux, que vous soyez débutants, habitués ou simplement curieux de découvrir la communauté.

On vous attend !

https://discord.gg/3fRSm8Dwma

Hi there. I used to play on a keyboard, but I’ve ordered a Haute42 R16; it’ll be my first fighting controller. Since I’m used to a keyboard, I think a leverless controller will feel more comfortable. Do you think I made a good choice or a bad one?

I know Fightcade runs on X86-64 and pi is ARM64, got it to download on Ubuntu but it loads and crashes. There has to be some workaround right? I looked into Latte Panda and that is Linux based so I know that would work, but I wanna see if I can get this on the Pi.
Has anyone successfully done this?

I have had this thought about a lot of things; How much privilege would it have if it wasn't first.

I genuinely feel Street Fighter would have been as successful regardless. Because I started playing Fighters in 2022, and I was mostly a Tekken kid,by now I've played everything, and I feel Street Fighter still is the best,just because of how slow this game is compared to the rest of the genre

I have been playing street fighter 6 as my first fighting game and currently have 350 hours on it , but I'm genuinely tired of gambling atp , it feels more like a casino fighter 6 . Also the throw loops , corner pressure is genuinely frying me.Salt aside , I want to know which fighting game right now is less dependent on guessing and most of all less alike street fighter 6. Steam Autumn sale is on , and i want to invest in an actual good fighting game.

I’ve been wondering about how much popular guest characters actually contribute to a fighting game’s success.

MK1 is an interesting example because Peacemaker, Omni-Man and Homelander were both heavily featured in the game’s pre-release marketing despite being DLC characters. It felt like WB/NRS knew those names could attract attention beyond the usual Mortal Kombat audience.

Do you think recognizable guest IP has become genuinely important for selling modern fighting games? Also how much