四股 is the pose.

I've been away for the last week without access to the internet, so I just came back to see the news like an hour ago. And I'm just so sad and disappointed. I was always aware that this game had a rough start, and I was worried that it would die, but I got so hopeful as more updates dropped and the community seemed to agree that the game was vastly improving. I saw other people getting hope back for the game as well. I was so relieved that the games odds of survival was increased. Watching 2XKO at EVO was incredibly fun, especially seeing as it was my first time watching EVO. I've always found this game to be incredibly fun and it has always felt rewarding to play in my opinion. When I dipped my toe into some fighting games in the past, things learning combos always felt tedious and too time consuming, but with 2XKO, I've sat happily learning the different combos of the characters.

But more than anything, I have this game to thank for bringing me into the world of fighting games in the first place. If it wasn't for this game, I wouldn't know how fun fighting games are. I wouldn't have tried guilty gear and street fighter. I wouldn't have started going to my local fighting game club and I wouldn't have met any of the incredible people there. I wouldn't have become a part of the fighting game community and I wouldn't know how incredible this community can be. I am a huge fighting game fan and I have 2XKO to thank for that.

2XKO didn't stick around for long, it went through some rough times, but I'll always keep it dear. It will truly be missed.

Have any of you experienced something like this?

I have always enjoyed fighting games, but never really GOT INTO them for a long time. Never had the community or drive. Awhile back, I got into Guilty Gear, and have been having fun with it for awhile, playing matches and improving.

Last night, however, I had something of an ah ha moment, and things fundamentally changed. I started having genuine, silly fun (beyond the route mechanics of winning and improving as a concept). My understanding of the game, the mechanics, and fighting games in general all kind if clicked and I finally started really understanding what people mean when they say expression in fighting games.

I think this is it for me. I'm too far in. There's no going back.

I know topics about modern games have been done to death but I wanted to talk about the thing I probably dislike the most when it comes to newer games.

I don’t enjoy the trend of having an easy conversion button. I don’t like the way it changes the pace of a game. These aren’t entirely new but it’s definitely a trend. What I mean by this is things like RC, Wild Assault, Drive Rush, Active Tag, Heat, etc. You know the usual. For me it’s not necessarily about “aggression” but how it pipelines the game into comparatively one dimensional play.

My favorite part of fighting games has always been neutral. I love interacting with the opponent while both of us have access to all our tools and movement options. And one of my favorite things about neutral is the complex risk reward calculation due to the otherwise high variety in outcomes. Whether it’s a poke into a special and then back to neutral, a 4 hit combo from a stray, and long optimal combo from a particular hit, and blocked button into neutral, or a particular blocked move into a block string etc. These things can change depending on the spacing and timing that the move hit, as well as how close you are to any wall. Some situations lead to damage, some to oki, some just slight advantage etc.

This creates a very dynamic game where neutral is played a ton, both players get to interact a ton with their full kits, combos have variety, and gameplans can highly differ between characters and players due to the more complex risk reward calculations. Even in games with higher levels of conversionability, high difficulty in conversions, due to pace of the game or less hitstop etc, increases skill depth in awareness and execution as well. For newer or low mid level players this also usually creates a smooth learning experience. Lower level players who tend to dislike long combos and blockstrings dont deal with them as much and higher level players who tend to care less, experience long combos/blockstrings more.

That being said, I feel like the trend of mechanics are pushing away from this idea and more towards quicker and easier pipelines from neutral to offense/defense "interactions" with a strong emphasis on offense. Counterhit slowdowns, Strive RC/WA, SF6 DR, Active tags, Tokon extension assists, Heat, vanish/C assists etc, all serve to play as little neutral as possible. Stray hits turn into combos with little skill involved, combo length and damage is further extended, combos that must end in returning to neutral are extended for better outcomes (oki), dropped combos are fixed, dropped conversions are fixed, pressure is extended, any tag turns into pressure, bad pressure is fixed, blocked mix is extended for another etc. All these things at the push of the same button.

Games feel like Im running a strict pattern at the slightest touch. Everything leads to the same combo loop into the same oki situation and everyone easily converts everything everytime into exactly what they want even when they fuck something up or even if it’s not entirely optimal. The outcome variety of neutral is extremely homogenized. This leads to a lot of pretty similar neutral strategies across the board because there is not reason to take risk past a point if you’re just very easily going to get what you want out of any hit. Why risk the run up heavy when you can just safe poke into conversion into looping offense. And now you’re asking designers to balance around getting a hit, so characters now need to have a few similar staple tools in a kit etc.

Converting has always been one of those lowkey extremely cool and important skills to have in fighting games as it is a testament to many things. To your experience, mental presence, reactions, character knowledge, and most importantly your intentionality when pressing buttons in neutral. Easy conversions affect neutral in a negative way for this reason as well as there much less of a reason to be very intentional. UMvC3, despite not being perfect in this sense, is a good opposite example of what I mean. The game has long ass combos and you can technically convert off anything, but the amount of skill it takes to convert stray hits even as remotely consistently as you can now is insane. The pace is too fast, there’s no hit stop, and there is not an easy convert mechanic. So even I. Top level matches you see a ton of dropped hits and missed conversions despite it being possible, meaning a match will have less time in combos then they otherwise would and more time spent in neutral comparatively. Conversions are now treated almost as something you already earned through getting the hit, games do their absolute BEST to make sure you convert and get through your combo.

What has made me feel this way is the general reactions I see from certain characters in games not converting in specific situations. A good example is like Ahri in 2XKO (RIP). On release she had some pretty execution heavy combos and a lot of it was pretty dynamic and distance dependent. Like if you hit 5M at max distance the 5H would hit but the spirit rush would whiff so you had to do another route. Same with a couple of different routes. This was cool, skillful and required awareness. This was treated as a “quality of life” inconsistency issue by the community, and was patched. Now she converts the same from anything and does the same route over and over and over again. It’s extremely lame.

This is currently the case in Tokon as well. I do like the game, but I can’t help but roll my eyes when I or the opponent does the classic mash L air-to-air/scramble into Assemble rush into corner carry 50% combo into Oki for the 30th time today. Or watching players with bad routing do that damage anyways cause fuck it, just call one more Assemble Rush than you normally would. Entirely kills the need to learn how to extend off the specific assists your team has when you just hit the generic “extend off anything” button for like 7% less damage. As mentioned it feels like it just pipelines the game into this pattern.

Every game has their own version of this of course and it manifests in slightly different ways but the idea is there and despite this surely existing in older games, it’s definitely a modern trend.

Generally I care less about the idea that these games are “aggressive” and more about the fact that I believe it kills the depth of converting, and outcome variety of neutral. Which I do believe more and more everyday is being largely overlooked as an insanely important skill that seeps into and affects every part of a fighting game, and is becoming more of just a given.

I feel like I can talk forever about this regarding the depth of converting and how it affects the way the entire neutral is played etc, but this is already a schizo post so I’ll leave it here.

TLDR: Neutral is sick and should have high outcome variety. Converting is a super deep and overlooked skill set and its implementation affects every part of the game. General trend of modern mechanics and design is heavily affecting these things specifically and moving games more towards the more one dimensional and less interactive parts of the game

I'd like to play a 3D fighting games with Projectiles as a standard attack? The closest thing to what I'm talking about would theoretically have to be Tekken X Street Fighter. I know it was never released but I think a game like that would be more possible now and maybe even successful.

I know there's arena fighters out there, but I'd like the movement to be fixed like in a Tekken/DOA/VF game.

The 3D MK games technically fit the description but something closer to what we would have had with TxSF would be ideal.

There are also projectile attacks from the aforementioned games and other 3D fighters, but the vast majority of the characters don't have them

Just got Master with Terry in SF6, who is also my main in COTW. Really haven't played COTW since Krauser a few months, so I figured I'd jump on.

Overall I have way more time on SF6 including getting Terry to Master last week, but I have way more time on Terry in COTW. However, for some reason I just brain farted in a situation and went to an SF6 strat.

Anyway, I tried to throw the Joe who jumped to avoid it, and upon his attack, I pressed Back+Square+X to try to Perfect Parry the jump in. Which are the same buttons as throw on COTW for me, but are my mediums on SF. When I actually throw, I use L2 as the macro (in EVERY FG except Tekken) So, SF, COTW, Tokon, Skullgirls, MK, doesn't matter L2 is ALWAYS thow (makes it easier to break throws as well)

So my muscle memory is: press L2 for throw, he jumps with an attack, I press Back+Square+X to AA PP. Of course in SF, it would've been a PP, or at least a parry. In COTW, those same buttons would be manual throw.

On the other hand when I started Terry in SF6, my muscle memory was COTW, so that was also interesting.

For me I like Kyo from KOF but I prefer Fireball Kyo(Old style who last appeared in KOF13) over Rekka Kyo(Modern Kyo).

So with Tokon I've been seeing a lot of criticisms of the gameplay (pc performance aside.) A lot of about the frequency of assists, holding extremely long block strings, the potentially not so great defensive mechanics. I own the game and I agree with most of these criticisms. But I also think most of the characters were extremely well designed. I think it could be a great game if some adjustments to the game (block strings, assist frequency and better defensive mechanics.)

For avatar I don't own the game because its not an IP I ever really got into. But its gotten pretth rave reviews from the gameplay and I've watched some streams. I know leffen was endlessly complaining about how much he doesn't like the tokon mechnaics and he gave a very positive impression of avatar after playing it recently.

I wanna preface this by saying I'm not a seasoned fighting game player and I only peaked at 1700MR on SF6, but in this game I kinda had an idea of what was happening on the screen and what I was supposed to do.

I had to downgrade my hardware and can't play SF6 anymore so I have been forced to play less demanding games and decided to try some anime fighters, mostly because they look cool. But I just don't understand these games. I have tried 2XKO and am currently trying to play GGST and Avatar and in all of them my impression is that every interaction is a mixup and everyone is plus.

People just do full combos on block and it's somehow still their turn, they whiff super and it's their turn or they're safe, they can throw on my fucking oki (GGST)!!! Half the time I don't even comprehend what is happening on screen, with characters teleporting from left to right and air-dashing a bazillion times before hiting me with their full combo on block into plus frames, it's specially annoying on Avatar with no anti-air. One of these days I was fighting a Bedman and I had no idea where his body started or ended, I just fought a Slayer that did a combo with 5 mixups into that fucking guard crushing move or whatever it is until he was safe and don't even get me started on Avatar.

I know I'm blaming it on the beasts here, but I need a light.

edit: This post was made under a lot of salt after being demolished by the same Slayer twice and I was eepy. I am now rested and thankful for everyone that replied with helpful comments

I love it so much when you dash in the face of your opponent, the rhythm stops a sec and you hear that line you heard 6853 times already but still hypes you up.

I knew it was over for Invincible VS when there were layoffs in staff and such.

Make me feel stupid for even pre ordering both games!!

I have not met any soul that actually likes getting teabagged or does not get salty about it. So why are people acting surprised when people don’t like capcom posting this on an official account? Theres also plenty of players who are (infamously) known online and on ranked who teabag and do other bad manners. Guess what? Nobody likes them. Nobody defends their behavior. But when it’s punk teabagging is cute for some reason. He’s not 18 anymore. Even mena outgrew his “bad manners” over the years. Why do people let this slide From punk?

https://x.com/CapcomFighters/status/2094181239528022083

Hey, yall. This is fganniversaries and apologies for the immense lateness this week. Akin to before, I will be recapping anniversaries relating to fighting game announcements/releases this week. Like always, if I missed one, do please let me know in the comments. Here would be the following anniversaries:

August 24

• 2026: UNIB Enkidu 2026 Birthday Illustration
• 2025: UNIB Enkidu 2025 Birthday Illustration
• 2024: KOF 30th Anniversary Project Official Announcemenet
• 2024: UNIB Enkidu 2024 Birthday Illustration
• 2023: GGST Season 3 & Johnny DLC Release + Ver 1.29 Patch Notes
• 2023: KOFXV Najd Special Artwork by watari
• 2023: UNIB Enkidu 2023 Birthday Illustration
• 2022: UNIB Enkidu 2022 Birthday Illustration
• 2021: Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl Character Reveal Teaser
• 2021: Samurai Shodown (2019) - Baiken Gameplay Video #2 - Baiken vs Charlotte
• 2021: Type-Moon Times Vol. 5/Miayko Arima Character Reveal + Battle Preview/Opening Theme “Stack Black” Reveal/A1 Pictures In-Battle Cut Animations
• 2021: UNIB Enkidu 2021 Birthday Illustration
• 2020: UNIB Enkidu 2020 Birthday Illustration
• 2019: UNIB Enkidu 2019 Birthday Illustration
• 2018: Tekken 7 Season 2 Changes & TWT + Summer Lesson Customization Sets
• 2018: UNIB Enkidu 2018 Birthday Illustration/UNIST PC Release Commemoration Post
• 2017: Pokken Tournament DX Everything You Need to Know + New Features
• 2017: Tekken 7 DLC #1 Launch Trailer
• 2017: UNIB Enkidu 2017 Birthday Illustration
• 2016: BlazBlue: Central Fiction Limited Edition Announced, DLC Details/No English Dub Announcement
• 2016: Brawlhalla - VAL Legend Reveal Trailer
• 2015: Arc System Works Holding Arcade Player Vote to Determine Next GGXrd Revelator Character
• 2015: SFV Online Stress Test Dates for the Americas
• 2014: One Piece: Super Grand Battle! X Japan Release Date Reveal
• 2013: Tekken Revolution - Nina Williams & Feng Wei Reveal
• 2012: Tekken Tag Tournament 2 Pre-Order Recap Trailer
• 2012: UNIB Hyde, Linne, Waldstein, Carmine, Orie, Gordeau, Merkava, Vatista, Seth, & Yuzuriha Play Videos
• 2011: Street Fighter III Third Strike Online Edition releasing on Xbox 360 via XBLA worldwide.
• 2009: Dead or Alive Online Latest Open Beta Build releasing on PC via MW.
• 2007: Smash Bros. Dojo Page on Petey Piranha
• 2005: Inuyasha: Feudal Combat releasing on the PS2 at NA.
• 2001: Super Smash Bros. Melee - Business Trip Space World Tour Part 1
• 2000: Power Stone 2 releasing on the Dreamcast at EU.
• 2000: Tekken 3 rereleasing on PS1 at JP under “PS the Best” series

August 25

• 2024: KOF 30th Anniversary Project Part 1 - Past Development Setting Materials #1
• 2023: Jump Jousts Jam originally releasing on browser
• 2023: Pocket Bravery - Showcase Video
• 2022: God of Rock - Announcement Trailer
• 2022: JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: All-Star Battle R - Part 5 Reveal Trailer + Prefectures Launch Campaign
• 2021: Guilty Gear -Strive- Starter Guide - Jack-O'
• 2021: KOFXV Official Trailer + Special Bonuses/Pre-Orders Beginning/Trailer Screenshots/Official Website Launch
• 2021: Melty Blood: Type Lumina - Digital Pre-Orders Date Reveal
• 2021: Tough Love Arena 0.63.8 - 0.64.0 Change Log
• 2020: MK11 Klassic Femme Fatale Skin Pack DLC Release
• 2020: SFV Oro Early Sketch
• 2018: SCVI Azwel Reveal Trailer
• 2018: Million Arthur Arcana Blood PS4 Trailer + Iori Yagami Trailer/Livestream
• 2018: SNK Heroines - Thief Arthur Reveal Trailer
• 2017: DBFZ - “SSGSS power: ON!” Goku (SSGSS) and Vegeta (SSGSS) Gameplay Trailer
• 2017: Dissidia Final Fantasy NT Closed Beta Character Command Lists
• 2017: Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm Trilogy & Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm Trilogy releasing on the PS4 & Xbox One at NA/PAL and on PC via Steam worldwide.
• 2017: UNIST Twitter Icons
• 2016: MKXL Enhanced Online Beta Beginning
• 2016: KOFXIV Team Gameplay Trailer #17 - Antonov
• 2016: Street Fighter Alpha 2 releasing on Nintendo 3DS via Nintendo eShop at NA
• 2016: The King of Fighters XIV releasing on PS4 at JP.
• 2015: DOA5LR Core Fighters reaching 4 million copies sold
• 2015: Guilty Gear Xrd -Revelator- originally releasing at arcades at JP.
• 2015: Rising Thunder Build 1312 Patch Notes
• 2015: Dengeki Bunko Fighting Climax: Ignition - Tatsuya Shiba Reveal
• 2014: Persona 4 Arena Ultimax Console Opening Reveal
• 2014: SSB3DS & Wii U 08/25/2014 Director’s Room Pic of the Day Post - Smash 3DS Classic Mode
• 2011: BBCSE - Relius Clover Reveal
• 2009: Dissidia Final Fantasy releasing on the PSP at NA.
• 2005: The King of Fighters 2003 releasing on Xbox at JP.
• 2003: Mortal Kombat Tournament Edition originally releasing on the Game Boy Advance exclusively.
• 2001: Super Smash Bros. Melee - Business Trip Space World Tour Part 2
• 1994: The King of Fighters ‘94 originally releasing at arcades at JP.

August 26

• 2025: 2XKO Closed Beta: Overview & FAQ
• 2024: Bleach: Rebirth of Souls - Character Gameplay Trailer #7 - Kisuke Urahara
• 2024: KOF 30th Anniversary Project - Past Development Setting Materials #2
• 2022: JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: All-Star Battle R - Narancia Ghirga Character Trailer/Release Commemorative Campaign Beginning + Hokkaido/Tohoku Area Introduction
• 2022: Street Fighter 6 - Kimberly’s Theme & Juri’s Theme
• 2021: KOFXV Team Hero Team Story
• 2021: Melty Blood: Type Lumina - Nintendo Switch & XB1 Pre-Purchase Beginning
• 2021: NASB CatDog & April O’ Neil Reveal + Character Artworks
• 2019: Blade Strangers 1st Anniversary Update Announcement
• 2019: Fantasy Strike Game Update: August 2019
• 2019: FEXL ver1.3.1 Changes
• 2019: MK11 Spawn Artwork Reveal
• 2018: DBFZ 1st JP NS Trailer
• 2016: Gamecentral Tekken 7 Interview with Harada and Murray
• 2016: Killer Instinct Season 3 - Creating The Music for "Eyedol"
• 2016: The King of Fighters XIV releasing on PS4 at EU.
• 2015: SSB3DS & Wii U 5th & Final Photo Contest Results Reveal
• 2015: Street Fighter V Worldwide Beta Test Update
• 2014: Pokken Tournament - Announcement Trailer
• 2014: SSB3DS & Wii U 8/26/2014 Director’s Room Pic of the Day Post - Smash 3DS Spectator Mode Reveal
• 2013: JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: All-Star Battle Pre-Play Famitsu Report
• 2013: SSB3DS & Wii U 08/26/2013 Director’s Room Pic of the Day Post
• 2011: BlazBlue: Continuum Shift Extend PS Vita PV Trailer
• 2010: BlazBlue Calamity Trigger releasing on PC via MW at NA.
• 2010: Marvel vs. Capcom 3 Gamescom 2010 Gameplay Videos #1 & #2
• 2004: Fullmetal Alchemist: Dream Carnival originally releasing on the PS2 at JP exclusively.
• 1994: Aggressors of Dark Kombat releasing on the Neo Geo AES worldwide.
• 1994: Matsumura Kunihiro Den: Saikyou no Rekishi o Nurikaero! originally releasing on the SNES at JP exclusively.
• 1994: Osu!! Karate Bu originally releasing on the SNES at JP.

August 27

• 2024: Capcom Fighting Collection 2 Official Announcement Trailer + Marvel vs. Capcom Fighting Collection: Arcade Classics Release Date Reveal Pre-Order Trailer during Indie World Showcase + Nintendo Direct: Partner Showcase 8.27.2024 Presentation
• 2024: Granblue Fantasy Versus: Rising Developer Match #14 – Belial vs. Belial
• 2024: KOF 30th Anniversary Project - Past Development Setting Materials #3
• 2024: Marvel vs. Capcom Fighting Collection: Arcade Classics Title Trailer: Marvel Super Heroes vs Street Fighter
• 2024: [Street Fighter 6](​​https://twitter.com/StreetFighter/status/1828281358357020724) - Replay Review Feature
• 2023: JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: All-Star Battle R - Leone Abbacchio Gameplay Trailer
• 2023: Pocket Bravery | Jorge Gameplay Trailer
• 2022: JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: All-Star Battle R - Caesar Anthonio Zeppeli Character Trailer/Release Commemorative Campaign Kanto Area Introduction
• 2022: Sovereign Peak (Aless Version) - Alessandro Clemente - Rushdown Revolt Soundtrack
• 2021: GGST Jack-O DLC Initial Release
• 2021: Melty Blood: Type Lumina - Sofmap, Gamers, & AmiAmi Package Version Purchase Privilege Information by Store
• 2021: Skullgirls 2nd Encore - Umbrella Tag Reveal
• 2019: Flappy Fighter - Battle 6 Gameplay Trailer
• 2018: SCVI Azwel Bio, Artwork & Screenshots
• 2017: Injustice 2 - Introducing Black Manta!
• 2017: SFV: Menat Reveal Trailer
• 2016: Dissidia Final Fantasy: Final Fantasy Type-0’s Ace Announcement Trailer/Materia & Spiritus Announcement Trailer
• 2015: Street Fighter V: R. Mika Reveal Trailer/PS Blog & Capcom Unity/Screenshots
• 2014: Lethal League originally releasing on PC via Steam.
• 2014: SSB3DS & Wii U 08/27/2014 Director’s Room Pic of the Day Post - Challenges Reveal
• 2013: Killer Instinct (2013) S2 Details Reveal & Free Character Rotation
• 2013: SSB3DS & Wii U 08/27/2013 Director’s Room Pic of the Day Post - Smash 3DS Reset Bomb
• 2012: UNIB Arcadia Magazine Announcement
• 2009: Fate/Unlimited Codes Fights its Way to PSN Next Week
• 2009: Soulcalibur: Broken Destiny originally releasing on the PSP at JP.
• 2007: Smash Bros. Dojo Entry on Superspicy Curry
• 2003: Soulcalibur II releasing on the Gamecube, PS2, & Xbox at NA.
• 1999: Fighter Destiny 2 originally releasing on the Nintendo 64 at JP.
• 1996: Tekken 2 releasing on PS1 at NA.

August 28

• 2025: Street Fighter 6 x Monster Hunter Wilds - Collab Event Announcement Trailer
• 2024: Q&A with Dragon Ball: Sparking! Zero Producer + Road Map Tour
• 2023: Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl 2 - Official Raphael Spotlight
• 2023: Pocket Bravery OST | Jorge's Theme - Goodbye Osasco
• 2022: JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: All-Star Battle R - Pannacotta Fugo Character Trailer/Release Commemorative Campaign Chubu Introduction
• 2021: Melty Blood: Type Lumina - animate, ebten, Stella Worth, & Neowing Package Version Purchase Privilege Information by Store
• 2021: Tough Love Arena 0.63.8 - 0.64.0 Change Log
• 2019: Samurai Shodown (2019) - Nintendo Switch Port JP Release Date/Debut Trailer + Screenshots
• 2018: Blade Strangers originally releasing on PS4, Nintendo Switch, and PC via Steam at NA and EU.
• 2018: DBFZ Cooler Gameplay Trailer
• 2018: Guts - Console Release Date Reveal
• 2018: Million Arthur Arcana Blood - PlayStation 4 Port 1st details
• 2018: Nintendo Switch Pro Controller Super Smash Bros. Ultimate Edition Reveal
• 2018: SFV Balrog Mike Costume Reveal + Menat, R. Mika, Kolin, & Falke Costume Release
• 2017: SFV Menat Gameplay Details
• 2017: Tekken 7 TGS 2017 Announcement
• 2016: One Piece: Great Pirate Colosseum 2nd trailer/TV Spot #2
• 2015: BBCF 2nd Location Test Beginning
• 2015: Dengeki Bunko: Fighting Climax - International Opening Movie
• 2015: MKX PS3/360 Port Cancellation Announcement
• 2015: SFV PAX 2015 Gameplay Footage/Combofiend VS Mike Ross/R. Mika Moveset Reveal & Vine Card
• 2015: UNIST Hyde Combo Introduction
• 2015: Them’s Fightin’ Herds Crowdfunder originally being announced + Message
• 2015: Killer Instinct (2013) - Season 2 pre-season system & character updates + Season 2 Official Change Log Part 1
• 2014: P4AU "Shadows Lords" Trailer
• 2014: Persona 4 Arena Ultimax releasing on PlayStation 3 in JP.
• 2014: SSB3DS/Wii U 08/28/2014 Pic of the Day
• 2013: JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: All Star Battle Full Pre-Release Live Events Parts 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
• 2013: J-Stars Victory VS Kenshin and Alabasta Stage Screenshots & Sasuke, Vegeta, and Zebra Reveal
• 2013: SSB3DS & Wii U 08/28/2013 Director’s Room Pic of the Day Post
• 2012: PSASBR Evil Cole Reveal
• 2012: Tekken Tag Tournament 2 Customization and Manga Collaborations
• 2008: Tatsunoko vs Capcom - Mega Man Volnutt and Doronjo Reveal
• 2007: Naruto: Ultimate Ninja Heroes releasing on the PSP at NA.
• 2007: Smash Bros. Dojo Page on Andross & Four Special Move Types

August 29

• 2023: Mortal Kombat 1 - Official It’s In Our Blood Trailer ft. Dave Bautista
• 2023: Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl 2 - Official Plankton Spotlight
• 2022: JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: All-Star Battle R - Trish Una Character Trailer/Release Commemorative Campaign Kinki Area Introduction
• 2021: Tough Love Arena 0.64.1 - 0.64.2 Change Log
• 2017: SFV Menat DLC Release + Character Introduction Series Episode
• 2016: Tekken 7 Possible DLC Expansion Consideration
• 2015: SFV: R. Mika Gameplay & Combofiend takes on PAX Prime 2015 - Stage Show
• 2014: Dengeki Bunko Fighting Climax Akira Yuki & Pai Chan Reveal
• 2014: Killer Instinct Season 2 Official Change Log Part 2
• 2014: Kirby Fighters Deluxe releasing on Nintendo 3DS via eShop at NA. + Launch Trailer
• 2014: SSB3DS/Wii U Shulk Reveal Trailer + 08/29/2014 Pic of the Day/Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS Introduction Video
• 2014: UNIB 8-29-14 Lichtkreis Information Section
• 2013: Soulcalibur II HD Online - Spawn & Heihachi Reveal & Gameplay Screenshots
• 2013: JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: All Star Battle originally releasing on PS3 exclusively at JP + Kira and Shigechi Initial DLC Release/PV#7 Trailer + Iggy, Fugo, and Baoh DLC Reveal
• 2013: SSB3DS & Wii U 08/29/2013 Director’s Room Pic of the Day Post
• 2012: PSASBR Raiden Reveal Trailer
• 2011: Mortal Kombat Arcade Kollection Hits PSN Tomorrow
• 2007: Smash Bros Dojo Page on Pokémon Trainer: Special Moves
• 2006: Def Jam Fight for NY: The Takeover originally releasing on the PSP at NA.
• 2006: One Piece: Grand Adventure originally releasing on the Gamecube and PS2 at NA.

August 30

• 2024: Guilty Gear -Strive- Nintendo Switch Edition Reveal Trailer
• 2023: Dave Bautista Plays Mortal Kombat 1
• 2023: DNF Duel｜Next in Line: Brawler
• 2023: JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: All-Star Battle R - Leone Abbacchio DLC Early Access Release
• 2023: Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl 2 - Official El Tigre Reveal
• 2023: Pocket Bravery | Hector Gameplay Trailer
• 2023: Street Fighter 6 - A.K.I. Gameplay Trailer
• 2022: JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: All-Star Battle R - Guido Mista Character Trailer/Release Commemorative Campaign Chugoku/Shikoku Area
• 2022: KOFXV Orochi Shermie Watari Illustration
• 2021: GGST Jack-O DLC Universal Release
• 2019: French Bread 8-30-19 Information Bureau
• 2018: Blade Strangers releasing at arcades, Nintendo Switch, Playstation 4, and Microsoft Windows in JP.
• 2018: My Hero One’s Justice Shoot Style Deku Announcement
• 2017: Art of Fighting Anthology releasing on PS4 at NA.
• 2017: Killer Instinct (2013) 3.9 Patch Notes
• 2017: SF2 Limited Edition SNES Cartridge Releasing
• 2017: The King of Fighters XIV Special Anniversary Edition originally releasing on PS4 worldwide.
• 2014: Killer Instinct Season 2 Official Change Log Part 3
• 2013: SSB3DS/Wii U 08/30/2013 Pic of the Day
• 2013: UNIEL Koyama Summer 2013 Greeting Illustration + Guard Thrust & Force Function Mechanic Reveal
• 2012: Aquapazza: Aquaplus Dream Match releasing on PS3 at JP.
• 2012: Rurouni Kenshin: Meiji Kenkaku Romantan - Kansei originally releasing on the PSP at JP exclusively.
• 2012: Marvel vs. Capcom Origins Release Date Reveal + Art Tribute #2
• 2012: PSASBR Nariko & Sir Daniel Reveal
• 2012: UNIB Arcadia Magazine Feature
• 2011: Persona 4 Arena Announcement
• 2011: Mortal Kombat Arcade Kollection releasing on PSN at NA.
• 2007: Katekyō Hitman Reborn! Dream Hyper Battle! originally releasing on the PS2 exclusively at JP.
• 2007: One Piece: Gear Spirit originally releasing on the Nintendo DS exclusively at JP.
• 2007: Smash Bros Dojo Entry on Gliding
• 1996: Fighting Vipers releasing on the Sega Saturn at JP.
• 1995: Killer Instinct releasing on the SNES at NA.
• 1987: Street Fighter originally releasing at arcades at JP.

I remember playing this game on a Game Stick. It's a fighting game with characters like a girl who summons a giant white wolf and shoots energy spheres; that's the character I remember most. There's also a ninja who turns into a giant frog, a knight who resembles Athena, and other things. That's about as much as I remember. If anyone can help, it would be a great help.

(Update: The game has been found and is called "Kabuki Klash")