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I have Xrd on PS4 but I don't play it that much. Feel free to shoot me an invite when you want to though, PSN: Robo-Corey.

If you want to get a jump on how she plays, you should pick up Tekken Revolution. Just looking at the trailer, a lot of her stuff and combos seem to be based around that version of her.

V is also coming out on PC. So if you have a powerful enough PC, you could play it on there.

That's the thing with SFV: That's never going to happen. With SFV, you'll only need one disc and all updates to the game will come digitally, with most of that digial content be able to purcahse with in game money. However, what will probably happen is Capcom will release a disc of all of the Season 1 content kind of like how Killer Instinct has done with its first (and probably will do for its second) season of DLC content.

SFII is my first fighitng game I can ever remember playing. I played it a laundromat too which make sense with all of the coin operated dryers. The thing I remember most was my mother would be pretty decent at the game back then and would help me. She could get to the first bonus stage with Chun-Li too. Without SFII, I'd never be into fighting games quite how I am today.

Its amazing at how well put together the mod is. I'm really curious at what its team will be doing now. If you ever get chance, go on over to the Brawl Vault. Its a website with the largest assortment of Mods for Smash Bros Brawl and Project M. Its amazing to think how much stuff is out there for it!

Smash 4 has been pretty well received my most people in the competitive crowd. Ironically both its largest competitor as well as where most of its largest crowd of detractors comes from Super Smash Bros Melee which also has almost as big of crowd as Smash 4. There are things people really enjoy about Melee that even though Smash 4 does try its earnest to accommodate for those people. I don't know. I love Melee's competitive edge and grassroots upbringing but I also love Smash 4's evolution of the overall design, how many truly unique characters there are in it.

That's certainly one of the more noticable aspects of fighting games, they are certainly fun to watch. If you ever get a chance, especially if you are at Con with gaming tournaments, sit on one. Its definately a much different feel (especially when you are competeing in it!)

I haven't got around to any other Paper Mario other than the one on the Wii.

Same here for the Mario and Luigi RPGs. I have Bowser's Inside Story and I loved it, even though I haven't finished the last boss yet. The side quests were kind of annoying though in that.

Its weird that I kind of would like job? I mean I work at a call center, and I'm the "IT" guy when no one wants to go up to my boss even though I suck at real IT stuff but that just sounds so much more intersting to me.