I love Sharpie. And i love the fact you guys had her on for this topic. Her insight, her enthusiasm, everything was just a perfect fit this episode. You guys should def have her on more...plus some others that folks have mentioned in their comments. Great episode guys. 👊🏾💢
Thanks for mentioning Pocket Bravery in this episode! I am the co-founder of the company responsible for the game. Me and our entire team are putting all our love and dedication into it. JWong played some time ago and it was amazing. It would mean a lot to us if you guys could test the game and let us know what you think. We can give a key for the last build.
Yes!!! I would love to see Thorgi and Triple K.O. talk about fighting game casts and with a new Fatal Fury/Garou game confirmed by SNK at EVO, it would be fun to see Thorgi and Triple K.O. create a cast for it
Brentalfloss is a name I haven't heard in years and hearing this connection into the FGC has me smiling. This year was beautiful for the FGC in general.
I just wanted to take a moment to say that the Triple KO podcast is always the perfect way for me to unwind after a hectic afternoon at work (my work schedule regrettably tends to prevent me from making it to the premiere of various TKO episodes), and it's cool to hear you guys talk about all things fighting games. I look forward to checking out the podcast after my shift is over tomorrow night, and I'll ESCPECIALLY look forward to hearing y'all gush about the return of Fatal Fury in a future episode. Thanks for making our Tuesdays extra special with your podcasts! 😁
Dude what happened is perfect for long drives or just drives in general if you haven't check Matt's what happened series it's everything gaming journalism should be
@@MrWhis-fe5hs I'll have you know that it was Matt's What Happened series that made me a fan of his in the first place. I have seen every single What Happened episode at least one and I am currently rewatching every episode in chronological order (I am about to rewatch the Mortal Kombat cancelled remakes episode). In addition, I always run-not walk-to check out the newest episodes as and when they go live...first on Matt's Patreon, then on his main channel. It is, indeed, a fantastic series, and I hope Matt keeps it going for many more years to come!
I'm really glad you guys had Sharpie on. I've known the name and have seen mentions of her here and there. But her enthusiasm and excitement for fighting games is just as infectious as your guys'. What a super amazing episode.
Off topic but I think a good topic for an episode would be fighting game rumours and hoaxes e.g. Shenlong in SFII, fake finishers in MK, fake secret characters etc etc
I feel like a deer in headlights bewildered by all these indie FGs I never heard of and now gotta check out, great podcast and great seeing Sharpie on the podcast.
Great episode, DaPurpleSharpie was such a fun guest for the podcast!! Hearing you all talk about that Teen Titans flash game brought back so many childhood memories, that was probably the first "fighting game" I ever played in my life
This was a really great episode and I loved hearing Sharpie on here too! I hadn't heard of her before I saw her commentary at Evo (which was amazing), so it was nice to see her as a guest on this show.
that part where everyone said that max has the best reaction videos, i know this was recorded before evo but the scream max did with the garou announcement
Really been enjoying the triple ko podcasts since discovering. I would love to hear you guys talk about tier lists and seasons as they’ve related to your experiences in various game. Like did you change characters. Was your character suddenly low or top tier. What your perception of changes in the community were
You guys at Triple KO always make my day better when I am having a bad day. I love listening to your thoughts on certain games and I want to give a shout out to Justin Wong for promoting the new arcade 1up cabinet of Marvel vs Capcom 2.
One thing I really love about this podcast is that everytime they mention a video game I never heard before, I stop the podcast and look the game up on youtube
SkullGirls 2nd Encore is the fighting game of a generation. It’s very challenging but It’s so good. Best fighting game I’ve ever played if I don’t mention UNICLR.. I’m an old man now so it’s going to be tough to reach the status of Skullgirls. I love the guest you have this week! Great work! Finally back to good TKO conversations!! Thanks again!
For the record, blade strangers did get a dlc update of three characters. I don't recall any news since. Also SNK Heroines has no low attacks but there are some unblockable items and guard break is a thing (also my head cannon is two people with keys looking at each other to unlock the button that cuts the stream). Currently no other corrections I can offer. Great ep.
It's interesting how the stories of Skullgirls and Them's Fighting Herds are connected. After the C&D incident that extinguished the life of the MLP fighting game that Mane6 was working on at the time, and their rebirth with Them's Fighting Herds which was using the same engine as Skullgirls, I went and got both games. Ever since, I've been following their updates quite closely.
Great episode guys, and great job allowing input when possible from everyone involved, especially Sharpie as the guest. Really looking forward to potential future collabs.
I’m SOOOO glad Rivals of Aether got some love on this episode! It’s such a well put together game and the OST is absolutely brilliant. And I had the same exact reaction as Matt when they announced RoA2, it looked suspiciously good lmao.
I'm surprised that was his only reason why he thought RoA2 was an April Fools joke and not the fact that it almost always gets new news on April 1st lmao
What's your opinion on original IP fighting games on 80s/early 90s computers? Are they indie? The beautiful Elfmania, or great playing (for the time) Shadow Fighter on the Amiga for example 🤔
Loved Sharpie in this episode. Mixed in so well and was so knowledgeable. First time I've seen her after I found this channel. Great video. Time to play some games!
Technically speaking: Melty Blood was actually an Indie Fighting Game. Like before Type Moon Blew Up, it was an indeed an Indie Title for an Indie Series.
Please talk about Power Rangers Battle for the Grid. Even if the mechanics don’t speak to you, it already has BOTH cross play and rollback net code. Plus the mechanics are pretty fun. This game needs more eyes on it! Thank you!
I tried queuing into a match on Power Rangers last night (casual) with cross play turned on and couldn't find a match after 5 min of waiting in matchmaking. :/
@@Denizennn I’m sorry that happened! That has never been my experience with BFTG but that sucks when it happens to me in other games. I hope you have some awesome gaming tonight no matter game you play.
15:39 Yeah, Max, you gotta. And while you're at it, do one for Skullgirls too (pretty sure everyone has a level 3 and some characters even have level 5 supers there). 1:11:56 Party Animals?
I'm bad a fighting games. I've never really been good at any of them, but i still like the genre itself. I don't actively play any, but i do follow some of the FGC content once and awhile, and i love this "podcast". Sharpie here is awesome, and the conversations here are engaging and interesting! Keep it up guys.
to give you guys context for how old skullgirls is, when it was first released all those jojo references weren't memey anime references, they were obscure capcom game references
I made a huge fighting game about Fate stay night when I was a teen, using mugen. I created 2 characters and modified the rest, I worked for hundreds of hours during a summer, writing thousands of lines of code... Then I discovered another one, made in 3d, so superior to mine in every aspect... Well, it was a fine summer. I learned a lot.
Don't give up on your idea man, just because someone else made something similar to you doesn’t mean yours isn't unique. The game was made in 3d, but yours will be made in 2d. The roster choices you made could've be different, the gameplay could be different. There's a lot of fangames out there all based on the same IP but done in different ways.
In defense of SNK Heroines, I'm pretty sure she's misremembering the mechanics. There was no jump button, but there was a guard button. There was no crouching, but there were also no unblockably low attacks. There might have been some items thrown on the floor that exploded after a while or something that you couldn't block if you were still standing on their location, but that's about it. Gameplay-wise, I'd consider it more unusually-different compared to the standard style fighting game than I'd consider it "bad". I watched some gameplay in Japan and there were some deeper tactics used in there that got overlooked most places because cow bikini.
It's cool to see how the guys take turns being the main host of the episodes. Also I was skeptical about how the three would click, but they are great together.
I'm actually surprised none of you mentioned the Capoeira Fighter indie game. That was super indie back in 2001-2002 I think. One of the earliest projects I can think of. You could also consider the way Taiwanese fighters that got released on PC. They were purely digital titles but we're made by a team of 1-4 people depending on the crew as most were software pirates trying to go legit.
It was nice hearing you guys mention Project + and the different Smash mods in this topic. I think that's how a lot of people start, they mod existing IPs, which then leads to their own fighting game. Thanks to P+ and melee, Rivals of Aether exists for example. It's really nice to see people talk about indie fighting games
Cool games. It's like a renaissance of beat 'em up games. At a recent steam festival, I played the demo of another potentially good game - Arnold Bounty Hunter. It looks more like the first Battletoads - there are not only fights, but also various adventures with platforming, hydrocycles. It also looks interesting. I liked the demo.
Oh, that's right. I guess I wasn't really consciously separating doujin fighters /derivative fan games with creator owned indie games, so the early game that always comes to mind even though I never played it was Eternal Fighter Zero.
So I need to point out the business side of Sonic Mania. Sega took advantage of the developer’s fandom to get them to sign a shitty contract where they got paid once for Sonic Mania and a second time for the plus expansion. I learned about this from the Vertibreaker Kickstarter that didn’t go through. Since then I think most of them have gone back to their day jobs, apart from I think Christian Whitehead who is now doing solo game development.
They were contracted to do a game, how would they still be paid after release? And the developer of vertebreaker agreed to do another game for Sega so clearly he wasn't hurt by it
I’d really love a video talking about your guys favorite MUGEN games or thought on mugen stuff. Like what makes a good or bad one and if they are viable as “real” fighting games
I love this episode, discovering some more indie fighting games like Blade Strangers, 5 Force Fighters, and Pocket Bravery. I'd also like to mention a little game called Flappy Fighter on iOS. Sadly it got removed from the store a few years ago and I miss that game and I want it to come back so bad. Also, could the Gang Beast-like game Max was talking about be Party Animals? Me and my friends are waiting for that game.
Indie fighting games have definitely been around since the 00s, maybe even the 90s. But I think it was more prevalent and accessible in Japan with the doujin fighters. The earliest one I can think of is Melty Blood, but I'm sure there's earlier ones.
Sharpie’s really cool. For what it’s worth, I bought Skullgirls after evo, and currently am learning it the last few days. Games hype as fuck, couldn’t ignore it any further! Great ep everyone.
Man Skullgirls is my favorite fighting game of all time, but I feel the same way as Sharpie did, my main was always Valentine, Big Band, and Beowulf, but I never really felt Val and was always hoping we’d get Feng or Scythana, that would bring me all in, regardless I love the game
Yooo more Skullgirls reps please! They're all very enthusiastic and love to talk about the community of indie fighters as well as just being fun people to hang with in general.
Great show as always, wonderful positivity and great to hear purple being supportive to those who might be overlooked. Also Max said fart in his wrap up 😂
I was a free tester for rivals of aether and got to take like the first few builds to smash events to playtest and find bugs. But i was too lazy and didn’t give enough feedback and I got cut haha. It was really fun to test though!
hope you can invite the following content creators to your podcast as guests: - Leon Massey - TheoryFighter - Hold Back to Block - Mori Calliope - SugarPunch Design Works - Koefficient - Jmcrofts - Rooflemonger
I love Sharpie. And i love the fact you guys had her on for this topic. Her insight, her enthusiasm, everything was just a perfect fit this episode. You guys should def have her on more...plus some others that folks have mentioned in their comments. Great episode guys. 👊🏾💢
Thanks for mentioning Pocket Bravery in this episode! I am the co-founder of the company responsible for the game. Me and our entire team are putting all our love and dedication into it. JWong played some time ago and it was amazing. It would mean a lot to us if you guys could test the game and let us know what you think. We can give a key for the last build.
Bump
Thorgi would be an excellent guest for this podcast.
I see you're a man of culture as well
Yes!!! I would love to see Thorgi and Triple K.O. talk about fighting game casts and with a new Fatal Fury/Garou game confirmed by SNK at EVO, it would be fun to see Thorgi and Triple K.O. create a cast for it
Yes please that would be awesome! I discovered his channel last year and love his content 👍
It Should've already happened!
BRING THORG TO THIS PODCAST!
Can’t wait for them to talk about small indie companies like Nether Realm
Studios and Capsule Computers!
Prepare to be very disappointed.
@@triplek.o.2192 doh.
She meshed amazingly well with the rest of the team. If you get to a quadruple k.o... I'm with it
Brentalfloss is a name I haven't heard in years and hearing this connection into the FGC has me smiling. This year was beautiful for the FGC in general.
I just wanted to take a moment to say that the Triple KO podcast is always the perfect way for me to unwind after a hectic afternoon at work (my work schedule regrettably tends to prevent me from making it to the premiere of various TKO episodes), and it's cool to hear you guys talk about all things fighting games. I look forward to checking out the podcast after my shift is over tomorrow night, and I'll ESCPECIALLY look forward to hearing y'all gush about the return of Fatal Fury in a future episode. Thanks for making our Tuesdays extra special with your podcasts! 😁
Dude what happened is perfect for long drives or just drives in general if you haven't check Matt's what happened series it's everything gaming journalism should be
@@MrWhis-fe5hs I'll have you know that it was Matt's What Happened series that made me a fan of his in the first place. I have seen every single What Happened episode at least one and I am currently rewatching every episode in chronological order (I am about to rewatch the Mortal Kombat cancelled remakes episode). In addition, I always run-not walk-to check out the newest episodes as and when they go live...first on Matt's Patreon, then on his main channel. It is, indeed, a fantastic series, and I hope Matt keeps it going for many more years to come!
Yeah! Keep up the good work.
Literally this. I'm sat in my comfies playing PowerWash Simulator and listening to this cast. Perfect way to unwind.
I'm really glad you guys had Sharpie on. I've known the name and have seen mentions of her here and there. But her enthusiasm and excitement for fighting games is just as infectious as your guys'. What a super amazing episode.
Off topic but I think a good topic for an episode would be fighting game rumours and hoaxes e.g. Shenlong in SFII, fake finishers in MK, fake secret characters etc etc
That's a great idea
“To be very candid with you”
Blade Strangers, Bad Omen, Skullgirls 2nd Encore, Fighting EX Layer, Power Rangers: Battle For The Grid, My Favorites 👊
I feel like a deer in headlights bewildered by all these indie FGs I never heard of and now gotta check out, great podcast and great seeing Sharpie on the podcast.
Great episode, DaPurpleSharpie was such a fun guest for the podcast!! Hearing you all talk about that Teen Titans flash game brought back so many childhood memories, that was probably the first "fighting game" I ever played in my life
The fact Marie is finally gonna be a playable fighter in skullgirls is so 🔥 that and black dahlia
This was a really great episode and I loved hearing Sharpie on here too! I hadn't heard of her before I saw her commentary at Evo (which was amazing), so it was nice to see her as a guest on this show.
Yo thank you for mentioning 5 Force Fighters!!!
Loved hearing sharpie’s perspective in this convo! Great video
Quadruple KO today!
You guys need to get Thorgi's Arcade on this podcast!
Fantastic episode! Sharpie is a great guest. I felt nostalgic with some games you mentioned
I didn’t know who sharpie was before this but she’s pretty cool
Triple K.O. Has made my commute to and from work so awesome every day. Thanks to yall and thank you for having Sharpie on the podcast!!
Rivals of Aether getting any mention at all is huge to me. Favorite fighting game of all time.
Nearly 30 year fgc guy here & I learned so much from this weeks indie esode. Amazing. So much I gotta experience here
I would love to see a discussion of the decline of 3D fighters.
that part where everyone said that max has the best reaction videos, i know this was recorded before evo but the scream max did with the garou announcement
Should’ve mention the likes of Terrordrome Reign of the Legends, Fraymakers, Gigabash, & even Cereal Killaz, just to name a bunch!!!
Really been enjoying the triple ko podcasts since discovering. I would love to hear you guys talk about tier lists and seasons as they’ve related to your experiences in various game. Like did you change characters. Was your character suddenly low or top tier. What your perception of changes in the community were
You guys at Triple KO always make my day better when I am having a bad day. I love listening to your thoughts on certain games and I want to give a shout out to Justin Wong for promoting the new arcade 1up cabinet of Marvel vs Capcom 2.
This one needs a part 2
One thing I really love about this podcast is that everytime they mention a video game I never heard before, I stop the podcast and look the game up on youtube
SkullGirls 2nd Encore is the fighting game of a generation. It’s very challenging but It’s so good. Best fighting game I’ve ever played if I don’t mention UNICLR.. I’m an old man now so it’s going to be tough to reach the status of Skullgirls. I love the guest you have this week! Great work! Finally back to good TKO conversations!! Thanks again!
Damn. Matt taking emotional damage w that otg on bloody roar
Love this series! Also hype to listen when a new episode comes out !!
Vanguard Princess is a great game. It is amazing how a single dude could do something like this.
For the record, blade strangers did get a dlc update of three characters. I don't recall any news since. Also SNK Heroines has no low attacks but there are some unblockable items and guard break is a thing (also my head cannon is two people with keys looking at each other to unlock the button that cuts the stream). Currently no other corrections I can offer. Great ep.
Thanks for the clarification!
There are so many upcoming indie fighting games that look interesting
Fraymakers, FrostFire, Blazing Strike, Rivals 2...
There's indie fighting games that are out and are still getting updates and content, like Skullgirls and Them's Fightin' Herds.
@@CalciumChief Skullgirls and TFH are both great FGs made by the same engine
Rivals 2 really does have the potential to be the best platform fighter.
@@ADAMTHEKILLJOY Too bad people are horny for multi-million IP WB.
Finger crossing they talk about Newgrounds Rumble because that game is so good and impressive when the game came out.
It's interesting how the stories of Skullgirls and Them's Fighting Herds are connected. After the C&D incident that extinguished the life of the MLP fighting game that Mane6 was working on at the time, and their rebirth with Them's Fighting Herds which was using the same engine as Skullgirls, I went and got both games. Ever since, I've been following their updates quite closely.
Great episode guys, and great job allowing input when possible from everyone involved, especially Sharpie as the guest. Really looking forward to potential future collabs.
Love this episode!
I’m SOOOO glad Rivals of Aether got some love on this episode! It’s such a well put together game and the OST is absolutely brilliant. And I had the same exact reaction as Matt when they announced RoA2, it looked suspiciously good lmao.
I'm surprised that was his only reason why he thought RoA2 was an April Fools joke and not the fact that it almost always gets new news on April 1st lmao
Pocket Bravery
What's your opinion on original IP fighting games on 80s/early 90s computers? Are they indie?
The beautiful Elfmania, or great playing (for the time) Shadow Fighter on the Amiga for example 🤔
Loved Sharpie in this episode. Mixed in so well and was so knowledgeable. First time I've seen her after I found this channel. Great video. Time to play some games!
Technically speaking: Melty Blood was actually an Indie Fighting Game.
Like before Type Moon Blew Up, it was an indeed an Indie Title for an Indie Series.
This has been a good watch, i hope they'll do a part 2 going over the indie showcase from evo
yall BETTER talk about Rivals Of Aether I swear to God
YYYYYEEEEEEEAAAAAA
Please talk about Power Rangers Battle for the Grid. Even if the mechanics don’t speak to you, it already has BOTH cross play and rollback net code. Plus the mechanics are pretty fun. This game needs more eyes on it! Thank you!
I tried queuing into a match on Power Rangers last night (casual) with cross play turned on and couldn't find a match after 5 min of waiting in matchmaking. :/
@@Denizennn I’m sorry that happened! That has never been my experience with BFTG but that sucks when it happens to me in other games. I hope you have some awesome gaming tonight no matter game you play.
Dead game unfortunately. It really is a great game but nobody cares about it in the fgc. 😢
@@Denizennn I redownloaded a few weeks ago and found matches pretty quickly, ranked though.
Too bad the studio is making a NFT fighter. I'll never support them again
15:39 Yeah, Max, you gotta. And while you're at it, do one for Skullgirls too (pretty sure everyone has a level 3 and some characters even have level 5 supers there).
1:11:56 Party Animals?
I'm bad a fighting games. I've never really been good at any of them, but i still like the genre itself. I don't actively play any, but i do follow some of the FGC content once and awhile, and i love this "podcast". Sharpie here is awesome, and the conversations here are engaging and interesting! Keep it up guys.
to give you guys context for how old skullgirls is, when it was first released all those jojo references weren't memey anime references, they were obscure capcom game references
Skullgirls was released the same year the Jojo anime series started airing on Japanese TV.
Shouting out E's Laf++
I made a huge fighting game about Fate stay night when I was a teen, using mugen. I created 2 characters and modified the rest, I worked for hundreds of hours during a summer, writing thousands of lines of code... Then I discovered another one, made in 3d, so superior to mine in every aspect...
Well, it was a fine summer. I learned a lot.
Don't give up on your idea man, just because someone else made something similar to you doesn’t mean yours isn't unique. The game was made in 3d, but yours will be made in 2d. The roster choices you made could've be different, the gameplay could be different. There's a lot of fangames out there all based on the same IP but done in different ways.
In defense of SNK Heroines, I'm pretty sure she's misremembering the mechanics. There was no jump button, but there was a guard button. There was no crouching, but there were also no unblockably low attacks. There might have been some items thrown on the floor that exploded after a while or something that you couldn't block if you were still standing on their location, but that's about it. Gameplay-wise, I'd consider it more unusually-different compared to the standard style fighting game than I'd consider it "bad". I watched some gameplay in Japan and there were some deeper tactics used in there that got overlooked most places because cow bikini.
I just realized how much they say “LIKE”.
It's cool to see how the guys take turns being the main host of the episodes. Also I was skeptical about how the three would click, but they are great together.
Sharpie!!! Nice loved you on multiverse this weekend.
thank you !! 😊
I'm actually surprised none of you mentioned the Capoeira Fighter indie game. That was super indie back in 2001-2002 I think. One of the earliest projects I can think of.
You could also consider the way Taiwanese fighters that got released on PC. They were purely digital titles but we're made by a team of 1-4 people depending on the crew as most were software pirates trying to go legit.
Wow having an industry pro like Sharpie was super informative 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿
Loved DaPurpleSharpie on this episode! Great insight, super fun, made the whole episode shine. Hope she comes back on!
Pocket bravery
It was nice hearing you guys mention Project + and the different Smash mods in this topic. I think that's how a lot of people start, they mod existing IPs, which then leads to their own fighting game. Thanks to P+ and melee, Rivals of Aether exists for example. It's really nice to see people talk about indie fighting games
I look forward to this every week.
Very well informed and educational talk about game development even in fashions I never thought about
I got to learn so much about indie dev. I really like this episode.
Them's Fightin' Herds rate the super incoming! Hell yeah
Cool games. It's like a renaissance of beat 'em up games. At a recent steam festival, I played the demo of another potentially good game - Arnold Bounty Hunter. It looks more like the first Battletoads - there are not only fights, but also various adventures with platforming, hydrocycles. It also looks interesting. I liked the demo.
A bouncing projectile is not impossible in mugen
I want to see more guest in the podcast this one is so much fun
@@maplecinna3979 yeh good point
Oh, that's right. I guess I wasn't really consciously separating doujin fighters /derivative fan games with creator owned indie games, so the early game that always comes to mind even though I never played it was Eternal Fighter Zero.
When they mentioned RoA, I jumped and screamed.
So I need to point out the business side of Sonic Mania. Sega took advantage of the developer’s fandom to get them to sign a shitty contract where they got paid once for Sonic Mania and a second time for the plus expansion. I learned about this from the Vertibreaker Kickstarter that didn’t go through. Since then I think most of them have gone back to their day jobs, apart from I think Christian Whitehead who is now doing solo game development.
They were contracted to do a game, how would they still be paid after release? And the developer of vertebreaker agreed to do another game for Sega so clearly he wasn't hurt by it
Watching this a year later, and just want to echo others saying that this lady really fits into the group dynamic. You should get her on again!
🤔
Quadruple KO! Fantastic episode!
I’d really love a video talking about your guys favorite MUGEN games or thought on mugen stuff. Like what makes a good or bad one and if they are viable as “real” fighting games
This.
The Black Heart is a pretty good one, at least from what i remember
Literally.
I love this episode, discovering some more indie fighting games like Blade Strangers, 5 Force Fighters, and Pocket Bravery. I'd also like to mention a little game called Flappy Fighter on iOS. Sadly it got removed from the store a few years ago and I miss that game and I want it to come back so bad. Also, could the Gang Beast-like game Max was talking about be Party Animals? Me and my friends are waiting for that game.
having an all star match of gang beasts for half an hour between main games at evo would be hype as hail.
Damn Sharpie is so cool and lovable! And she knows her indie shit!
1:26:30
“I think we’re at the fart” - Maximilian Dood
Indie fighting games have definitely been around since the 00s, maybe even the 90s. But I think it was more prevalent and accessible in Japan with the doujin fighters. The earliest one I can think of is Melty Blood, but I'm sure there's earlier ones.
I didn’t even know that there was a channel I’ve been listening on Spotify 💀
I’m still waiting for Justin to tackle MKVSDC Trials. I think he’s ditching them to save his humanity.
Since you guys mentioned Flash games Capoeira Fighter 3 is a shout
Sharpie’s really cool. For what it’s worth, I bought Skullgirls after evo, and currently am learning it the last few days. Games hype as fuck, couldn’t ignore it any further! Great ep everyone.
I enjoyed this episode. You guys should have more guests in future episodes.
❤ABC Launcher
The project that eventually became skullgirl started in like the early 2000s. I remember seeing the beginnings of the game on LiveJournal.
Can we get a list of the games mentioned in this podcast?
No rushdown revolt?
Man Skullgirls is my favorite fighting game of all time, but I feel the same way as Sharpie did, my main was always Valentine, Big Band, and Beowulf, but I never really felt Val and was always hoping we’d get Feng or Scythana, that would bring me all in, regardless I love the game
Thank you for introducing me to games i didnt know i need until now
Excellent episode everyone
BRING THORGI TO THIS PODCAST!
Yooo more Skullgirls reps please! They're all very enthusiastic and love to talk about the community of indie fighters as well as just being fun people to hang with in general.
Great show as always, wonderful positivity and great to hear purple being supportive to those who might be overlooked.
Also Max said fart in his wrap up 😂
The Gang Beasts-like game Max was trying to remember is Party Animals.
I was a free tester for rivals of aether and got to take like the first few builds to smash events to playtest and find bugs. But i was too lazy and didn’t give enough feedback and I got cut haha. It was really fun to test though!
hope you can invite the following content creators to your podcast as guests:
- Leon Massey
- TheoryFighter
- Hold Back to Block
- Mori Calliope
- SugarPunch Design Works
- Koefficient
- Jmcrofts
- Rooflemonger
I'm pretty sure JMCrofts wouldn't have an issue being a future guest considering that Max had him on his team in a recent online tournament.
Question, why DemonDice?
Thorgi
@@griefingg0lem685 She likes fighting games and is a huge Guilty Gear fan.
I like all your suggestions, keep them coming!
39:20 bruh I remember playing the Teen Titans game at the school library. Good times