Best 3d Fighting game series

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Poll Best 3d Fighting game series (26 votes)

Tekken 50%
Dead or Alive 8%
Virtua Fighter 8%
Soul Calibur 19%
Mortal Kombat 12%
Power Stone 0%
Rival Schools 4%
Street Fighter EX 0%
King of Fighters Maximum Impact 0%
Battle Arena Toshinden 0%
Samurai Shodown 0%
Star Gladiator 0%

My vote: Tekken. Accessible yet challenging, it's essentially the 3d world's equivalent to Street Fighter in terms of popularity.

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tekken landslide

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soul calibur duh :)

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Tekken easy.

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#4  Edited By jointron33

Theoretically, both Tekken and Soul Calibur kinda win since they are in the same continuity

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#5  Edited By Ratatat

Tekken of course that game brought new mechanics to the entire fighting genre

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#6  Edited By vance_astro  Moderator

Tekken

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Virtua Fighter doesn't get enough credit.

I miss power stone and Rivals schools.

Tekken is still awesome.

Dead or Alive suffers with balance issues

Soul Calbier needs to stop cuting characters.

Theoretically, both Tekken and Soul Calibur kinda win since they are in the same continuity

You mean company?

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#8  Edited By Decoy Elite

@frogdog said:

@jointron33 said:

Theoretically, both Tekken and Soul Calibur kinda win since they are in the same continuity

You mean company?

Yoshimitsu in Tekken is the future legacy of the Yoshimitsu from Soul Calibur.

So they're in the same continuity in theory, although I don't know if they're any other clear cut connections between the series.

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#9  Edited By Pharoh_Atem

Toss up between Tekken and Virtua Fighter.

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@frogdog: theoretically, virtua fighter wasn't supposed to be a fighting game so much as a martial arts simulator

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Virtual Fighter for me. Tekken is probably the most popular but VF was first and obviously inspired Tekken. DOA isn't too bad either, I know a pro DOA player personally cool guy Swoozie. He got me into DOA a litlte bit but I prefer 2D fighters over 3D overall. One game I liked that's not on the list was Beatorizer/Bloody Roar series.

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Tekken, with Soul Caliber and DOA not to far behind.

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#14  Edited By Vaeternus

@jointron33: bloody roar? I thought that too until i played it lol

You can tech roll sideways quite fast. Heres a video of the one i have played

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kqIzfMfnRMo

Also samarai shodown is primarily a 2d series