KV> Have you ever watched Bruce Lee fight?  He can pull off 
 KV> some awesome combos. 
 KV> The reasons the fighting games are intensified is that 
 KV> most of the characters 
 KV> are super not the ordinary fighting experts with special powers etc..
  Have you ever realized that it probably took multiple tries to get a scene 
in a Bruce Lee movie the way it appears?  He may have been good, but not as 
good as you think.
  The main appeal of the Virtua Fighter characters is that they are powerful 
- in a fairly realistic way.  They're not magicians, they're combatants.
 KV> Actually yes.  I played the Virtual Fighter series on 
 KV> numerous occasions.  I
 KV> used to waste about a dollar to a dollar an fifty cents 
 KV> on the games. They are
 KV> not challenging at all.  I beat Virtual Fighter 3 the 
 KV> first time I played with
 KV> the ninja guy.  Virtual Fighter 1&2 took a dollar each 
 KV> to beat. 
  But this IS against the CPU, who is typically easy in the VF series 
anyways.  Have you fought another player?  Certainly a different (and more 
difficult) experience.
 KV> I've played 
 KV> Bushido Blade and a similar game Soul Blade which think are two 
excellent 
 KV> fighting games.  I have tried the setting the arena to 
 KV> the smallest possible. 
 KV> It can be easy at times to beat the opponent.
  Those are certainly deserving of merit, but then they're also weapons-based 
fighters (which can make matches quite short).  Bushido Blade matches can end 
in as little as a few seconds (less than 10) if you're good enough!  
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