@Gelugon_baat: When there is a 2 in a name, "the first one" usually means the one with the same name but without the two. Like, the first Dark Souls game is Dark Souls, not Demons'.
So it's a multiplayer only shooter. Didn't really get to that until way into the review, which is fine when watching the video instead of reading I guess... I would have also liked a listing of modes, are there servers or is it crappy console style matchmaking?
@sellingthings: This depends on the game or benchmark in question. I have a 1080 with an old 3770k @ 4.3 ghz and the only games and tests I get issues with are physics related or throw a lot of individual calculations on screen. Meaning that I ace the benchmarks until the physics get in, and I run everything at 60fps without issue with the exception of, say, Total War Warhammer due to the CPU heavy unit masses as well as modded Fallout 4 with the poor shadow optimization in some areas. These will bog the fps down to the 40s.
@KillzoneSnake: And runs at 30 fps. So there is not real comparison at all. Although I felt it was a lot smoother than some other 30fps experiences like Bloodborne
@nishinoyab: I definitely agree with that! It's awesome. Yet there has not been a change to the core formula, not since Tag Tournament. Not saying that is good or bad, I certainly don't mind, just got 7, yay.
That said, Tekken is always getting away with releasing basically the same game over and over with marginal changes and improvements, mostly changing move sets and character rosters. If it were any less brillinat it would probably receive the CoD treatment. That said, it has been a long time since the last release, so I'm not implying it's a milked cash cow like certain annual releases ;)
@dorog1995: Damn, I had no idea. Never played 6 or tag 2, skipped the ps3...
Shame :( that guy was awesome, down forward triangle from tekken 4 is - oddly enough - one of my fondest memories of past-90's gaming, just because SHURRIA. I know it's weird, but man, it's so Tekken.
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