08-05-2018, 09:16 PM
(This post was last modified: 08-06-2018, 12:33 PM by karpathion.)
I'll give you the Track and Field. It is a button smasher.
I can't agree with the fighting games from second and third gen systems. If all you are doing in Mortal Kombat, Street Fighter, or Tekken is button smashing, you are in for a long day against an experienced player.
Fighting games are like dancing. If you are in the corner two stepping, the break dancers are going to make you look horrible by comparison. Fighters take mad skill and timing to hit the top ranks. It's not easy.
Smash Brothers is a whole different beast. That game is it's own genre. While it is a fighter, its designed for younger players to have success. Button smashing can be effective in those games, but it's all alone on that front. In my opinion.
I can't agree with the fighting games from second and third gen systems. If all you are doing in Mortal Kombat, Street Fighter, or Tekken is button smashing, you are in for a long day against an experienced player.
Fighting games are like dancing. If you are in the corner two stepping, the break dancers are going to make you look horrible by comparison. Fighters take mad skill and timing to hit the top ranks. It's not easy.
Smash Brothers is a whole different beast. That game is it's own genre. While it is a fighter, its designed for younger players to have success. Button smashing can be effective in those games, but it's all alone on that front. In my opinion.
I hear Mexico is nice this time of year.