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Button motions in fighting games
Why do most fighting game designers use button motions fighting games?
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Not sure. I don't mind them personally (I find them to be easy to pull off), but I would like to see some other designers to try something else.
They're not that intuitive. If more arcade games gave you button motions upon the players defeat (ala early SNK), it'd be a lot better.
À la Soul Calibur: you can just select the moves from a menu in training mode. Then you somehow implement that in multiplayer so you have RPG style vs. beat-'em-up style. Someone has probably executed the idea already, I wager.