Two corrections: - I accidentally say there's eight selectable characters in the DoA4 demo; There's actually only six - The Tekken Tag 2 demo costumes actually can't be transferred over to the full game. Thanks to strippinheat for the correction!
Oh man, I remember the Club Nintendo demo for Smash 3DS. When they gave the demo to you, they gave you extra codes so you could give them to your friends. Since I didn't have any friends that had a 3DS at the time (except for 1, but he wasn't interested in the demo) I hopped on Twitter and said I'd give them away. I went from someone that had like 12-ish followers at the time, to over 300 overnight, it was insane.
"I wonder how many people play Eddy because he was one of the only characters in the Tekken 3 demo." Suddenly I flashed back through time and realized a Gamecube demo disc is the reason I play Cassandra in Soul Calibur to this day. Couldn't tell you how many times I played the Viewtiful Joe demo on that disc, too.
@@TheSeventhForce Haha, I commented before finishing the video, but saw there was no Gamecube section so I thought "ah, the Soul Calibur 2 demo probably doesn't come up, I don't know if it was on other platforms." Figures! Great video, you covered a really impressive amount of stuff.
It's interesting you bring up Street Fighter not having a lot of demos as two demos I can never forget about are the MS-DOS demos for Super Turbo & X-Men: Children of the Atom. I specifically remember the ST demo having Ryu & Chun and the CotA demo having Wolverine & Psylocke with only the Savage Land stage to fight on. Also, in that same category are the demos for Virtua Fighter 2, Last Bronx & Virtual-On as well. Computer lab memories for sure!
I actually wanted to have a section for demos for PC ports in the 90s; I recall playing the CoTA and Last Bronx demos back in the day, but the video was already big as is. 😂 I think most of those demos can still be found today relatively easily, I know the Sega ones can, at least.
My most remembered demo experience was when I let two classmates play the Pokken tournament DX demo on my switch during lunch and so they were finishing up a match as class started. The art teacher got really pissed they were being noisy and walked over and swatted the switch away and it slid across the carpeted floor like 3 yards
Talking about fighting game demo disks is SUCH a good idea! Alot of great memories comes from demo disks, being able to experience all these games without having to pay full price. Especially when it comes to fighting games, the Soulcalibur III demo was a big influence in us wanting to play and buy the game.
Didn't know about the xbox cvs2 demo, gonna have to look out for that lol. Also great to see some doa love! completely agree that the doa games are still beautiful to this day, and had no idea about the story mode in doa6 core fighters, suddenly now makes sense how weird the story is structured. here's a couple interesting facts about doa1 and 3 the ps1 version of doa1 was also ported to arcades as dead or alive ++ and the costumes of the doa3 booster disc were originally only added in the pal and japanese versions as those came out a few months after the american release, also in doa2 ultimate in order to unlock the booster disc you have to grind for items in survival and takes a long time
I have some good memories with fighting game demos, particularly the demo of MVC2 on 360 with only six characters. I played that with a friend of mine for HOURS and we didn't get bored.
The Smash 3DS demo was insanely hype to me since I got the Club Nintendo code. I actually downloaded it in a lobby of a hotel in Japan since I was traveling at the time. Just being able to play as Mega Man alone was enough for me to put over ten hours into that demo despite the lack of options
@@TheSeventhForce it was mentioned by WindyMan in the CVS2 fightcade discord, though I can’t find tweets on it that mention it directly. There is a photo of a he disk though. It had an SRK forum link but it died. If you have fightcade the link shouldn’t be hard to find!
@@TheSeventhForce it was mentioned by WindyMan in the CVS2 fightcade discord, though I can’t find tweets on it that mention it directly. There is a photo of a he disk though. It had an SRK forum link but it died. If you have fightcade the link shouldn’t be hard to find! I might be wrong though, but I have an exam so I’ll double-check after
15:05 100% my reason for sticking with him through Tekken 5 and on. I loved playing Eddy in the T3 demo disk. Though mine was the "Demo One EUROPE" disk, which also had Crash, Spyro, and TR3
In the 3rd Strike Online Edition Trial, the player can actually get past the third stage of Arcade Mode if a second player pushes Start after the bonus stage is complete.
I actually checked out the BlazBlue Cross Tag Battle demo once despite already having hundreds of hours in the full game because I was curious what the game was like before Season 2. Because the demo was released before the full game and never patched, you get access to a crazy glitch that grants you full, permanent control of both of your characters at once.
Also damn, last year I looked back at my 3DS activity logs, and while I had vaguely remembered playing a bunch (27 hours) of the Rayman Origins demo, I couldn't quite remember that: 55:25 was the reason why.
Pretty sure the Power Stone demo was my second most played Dreamcast game behind Sonic Adventure. Got my Dreamcast late, so never could find a copy of the full game until the PSP version years later. Capcom needs to bring Power Stone back. I love platform party fighting games like Smash Bros and Rivals of the Aether, but it was nice having a 3D super accessible fighting game too.
I remember getting a demo disc with my playstation and it had X-Men Mutant Academy 2. I think the only characters that were playable were Nightcrawler, Mystique, Magneto, and Rogue. I played it so much that the moveset for Nightcrawler is burned into my brain 20 years later.
I remember playing fighting game demos of Tekken 2 & 3, Soul Calibur 2, & DOA3. The only digital fighting demos I downloaded & played were MVC2 for PS3, SF 3rd Strike Online Edition, & Deadliest Warrior, based on the tv show of the same name
The Marvel vs. Capcom 2 Demo on PS3 was a demo I had the most fond memories of period, let alone fighting game demos. After getting the full game, it’s basically the game that solidified fighting games to be my favorite genre, even if I had played fighting games previously like Tekken and Clash of Ninja.
UK here, still remember to this day playing the Bloody Roar 2 demo, it had just two playable characters Yugo and Stun, played it lots until I was finally able to get the game
Tekken 3 wasn't my first Tekken to play but in the arcades, I saw the intro and one guy playing King against the computer with multithrows. My main was Eddy because he did Capoeira. But my second was King because no matter what, a wrestler doing a cradle to kill was always instant awesome to the kid I was. I didn't play the demo, just the arcades to become my mains when I got Tekken 3.
The only demo I remember getting to play was MVC: Origins' demo. Sadly, this was days before the title got delisted (thanks Disney) and I couldn't buy the whole game in time. I think it was also around the time Maximilian Dood was doing his first MVC Legacy series of videos and I learned about Fightcade. Go figure. I don't remember playing MSH, but I do remember MVC's demo only let you play as Ryu, Chun-Li, Wolverine and Spider-Man. Makes sense though it sucks Mega Man and Hulk, my two favorites, weren't playable.
I dragged my feet on MvC Origins too; Ended up getting it the week before it got delisted, though I do recall Capcom notifying people it was going away beforehand.
Rival Schools actually had 2 different demos released in places that were NOT the US as far as I know. One with batsu/hinata, and then edge/akira as playable characters on their main stages.
Since SSBU and MK8D’s DLC has finished up I was thinking the next best thing to do is to combine the two series and make Nintendo Kart because MK8 original DLC could indicate a ‘testing of the waters’ for shifting the focus towards Nintendo as a whole for future games.
it was a version update, but Guilty Gear Xrd Rev 2 had a demo that had the whole roster in training mode and versus. it was released right before Combo Breaker 2017 and was used in tournament
I think the last thing I can remember with power stone that they did was one of the stages from the puzzle fighter mobile game had the airship stage in it for some reason
I still have some of those PlayStation demos sitting around, lol! I always looked forward to new monthly issue to see what demos were on the disc! Sometimes the demos were awesome! Other times not so much, lol!
Oof, didn't need that nasty reminder of the awful demo usage limitations on 3DS xD As a PSone kid, of course demo discs have a big special place in my heart, I've even somewhat taken to collecting them (not just for PSone, but any console I can!) and even today they've shown me so many games I never would have thought I wanted. I, too, have the JoJo demo on my PS3. I kept meaning to buy it and saying "oh, I'll get it later" aaand then it got delisted xD And I absolutely grabbing that Xbox demo disc off eBay. I have CvS 2 on PS3, but having basically a mid-localization beta of almost the full game is just COOL. Speaking of PS3, just saying, a few of the Bloody Roar games are still available on there for $5.99 a piece :D
I forgot they were in the PS3 store! I still might get the physical versions to play on PS1/PS2 (PS1 & PS2 classics have some input lag on PS3, it's especially noticeable with fighting games) but I still might snag em just to have on the PSP and Vita side of things.
@@TheSeventhForce even if there's some lag, I honestly grab them just to have them there as an option. Also, I seem to have whatever magic brain thing some people have that lets them adapt to lag without really noticing xD I wanna eventually get physicals of the games I have on PSN, but it's hard to argue with a full-on classic game for cheaper than a 10 piece nugget
As someone who struggles with constantly spending $20-70 on titles I may or may not enjoy (ESPECIALLY AAA stuff) I’m really sad very few games have demos, even in the indie scene. Like if some indie teams partnered up and made a demo disk of their titles with one really anticipated title, it would rule
8:25 Y'know, given how people like to tear the newer Disney trilogy of movies apart (some complaints agreeable, a lot of 'em not), it's honestly kinda a breath of fresh air to see someone less knowledgeable on Star Wars. That said, if the TV movie you were watching was Phantom Menace... yeah, I don't blame you for falling asleep. I got through the "Prequel Trilogy" just fine, but I already know that my brain is built very different for better or for worse. George Lucas had to essentially create a multiple-season long "get out of jail free" card for that era of the series. EDIT: Granted, that "get out of jail free" card is insanely awesome, but still.
Masters of Teras Kase is a... Game of all time tbh. To think LucasFilm said no to Capcom's proposal and then made that? I mean it respects the lore at the very least but damn, do I wish we got SW v Capcom pre-Disney.
Since you brought up SSB I may be alone on this one but am I the only one who thinks that some of the hate FE reps get is a bit overblown I mean sure 8 characters is a bit excessive and the fact they there all just the main protagonist is a little disappointing but at the same time people don’t realize this but Fire Emblem is huge in Japan whereas in the west it defiantly has its fans but in terms of Nintendo franchises it’s not quite as mainstream as per say Mario or Zelda.
I think for some people, the frustration comes down to FE characters almost always sticking with a swordsman/woman moveset archetype, which can get old after a while, I suppose. While I don't play Robin, Corrin or Byleth (I'm a Lucina main, hilariously enough lol) I appreciate their distinct playstyles, at the least.
@@TheSeventhForce Personally I think how they should have handle it from the beginning is to have each FE character represent the weapon triangle like you have Marth but you could have also have other characters from Fire Emblem who don’t use swords like Micaiah, Tiki, Anna or Hector if they done this I think the reputation for FE reps could have been better.
Since you brought up SSB for 3DS demo I know I may be alone on this but am I the only who likes the inclusion of the Wii Fit Trainer because a lot of people say she a wasted slot but personally as some one who grew up playing Wii Fit on the Wii I just can’t help but not play as her.
I dunno about how much is/was on PS4 and PS5 but PS3 more than likely had the most demos I've ever seen on a console. I spent so many hours just trying out demos that were interesting me, and I'd say especially with my Japanese account, which felt like they had even more. Sadly, that was only around 09 and they've been wiped a few years later. And yes I got cucked by only having the demo of Jojo's. Apparently I was on the fence on it for too long b4 they took it down. Pretty unfair imo considering All Star Battle (which I bought along with the DLCs) was coming out and HFTF still had a strong following. FightCade has great controller support btw (was able to play HFTF with Gamecube controller). I used to play DOA5's demo too; Def one of the longest lasting demos on PSN
Huh, I could've sworn Hybrid save data unlocked something in the full Tag 2 game, I distinctly remember that being a thing. Thanks for the correction, nonetheless!
Two corrections:
- I accidentally say there's eight selectable characters in the DoA4 demo; There's actually only six
- The Tekken Tag 2 demo costumes actually can't be transferred over to the full game. Thanks to strippinheat for the correction!
I'm surprised that you Didn't include Killer Instinct 2013 since it did the whole Free to play with a small roster thing first
This is a great topic. Definitely didn't expect to get hit with Dreamcast and 3DS nostalgia in one video lol
Was definitely trying to invoke at least a little nostalgia for folks in this video, haha
Oh man, I remember the Club Nintendo demo for Smash 3DS. When they gave the demo to you, they gave you extra codes so you could give them to your friends. Since I didn't have any friends that had a 3DS at the time (except for 1, but he wasn't interested in the demo) I hopped on Twitter and said I'd give them away. I went from someone that had like 12-ish followers at the time, to over 300 overnight, it was insane.
"I wonder how many people play Eddy because he was one of the only characters in the Tekken 3 demo." Suddenly I flashed back through time and realized a Gamecube demo disc is the reason I play Cassandra in Soul Calibur to this day. Couldn't tell you how many times I played the Viewtiful Joe demo on that disc, too.
Ha, that's exactly why Cassandra ended up being one of my mains as well!
@@TheSeventhForce Haha, I commented before finishing the video, but saw there was no Gamecube section so I thought "ah, the Soul Calibur 2 demo probably doesn't come up, I don't know if it was on other platforms." Figures! Great video, you covered a really impressive amount of stuff.
“Cloud and sephiroth from ps1 classic Ehergiz” I felt it coming and you still got me 😂
Not one of my more clever jokes, but I'm proud of it. 😂
It's interesting you bring up Street Fighter not having a lot of demos as two demos I can never forget about are the MS-DOS demos for Super Turbo & X-Men: Children of the Atom.
I specifically remember the ST demo having Ryu & Chun and the CotA demo having Wolverine & Psylocke with only the Savage Land stage to fight on.
Also, in that same category are the demos for Virtua Fighter 2, Last Bronx & Virtual-On as well.
Computer lab memories for sure!
I actually wanted to have a section for demos for PC ports in the 90s; I recall playing the CoTA and Last Bronx demos back in the day, but the video was already big as is. 😂
I think most of those demos can still be found today relatively easily, I know the Sega ones can, at least.
My most remembered demo experience was when I let two classmates play the Pokken tournament DX demo on my switch during lunch and so they were finishing up a match as class started. The art teacher got really pissed they were being noisy and walked over and swatted the switch away and it slid across the carpeted floor like 3 yards
Talking about fighting game demo disks is SUCH a good idea! Alot of great memories comes from demo disks, being able to experience all these games without having to pay full price. Especially when it comes to fighting games, the Soulcalibur III demo was a big influence in us wanting to play and buy the game.
Didn't know about the xbox cvs2 demo, gonna have to look out for that lol.
Also great to see some doa love! completely agree that the doa games are still beautiful to this day, and had no idea about the story mode in doa6 core fighters, suddenly now makes sense how weird the story is structured.
here's a couple interesting facts about doa1 and 3
the ps1 version of doa1 was also ported to arcades as dead or alive ++
and the costumes of the doa3 booster disc were originally only added in the pal and japanese versions as those came out a few months after the american release, also in doa2 ultimate in order to unlock the booster disc you have to grind for items in survival and takes a long time
DoA++ is something I want to talk about in another video one day because it's a really interesting half step between DoA1 & 2 mechanically.
Feels like demos are making a comeback, it's one of the best ways to see if a game is for you.
Definitely had a few demo discs growing up
The first Generator was one of my main ones with Power Stone being one of my main draws to that one along with my initial Dreamcast purchase.
I have some good memories with fighting game demos, particularly the demo of MVC2 on 360 with only six characters. I played that with a friend of mine for HOURS and we didn't get bored.
The Smash 3DS demo was insanely hype to me since I got the Club Nintendo code. I actually downloaded it in a lobby of a hotel in Japan since I was traveling at the time. Just being able to play as Mega Man alone was enough for me to put over ten hours into that demo despite the lack of options
29:53 There is actually a revision of CVS2 in arcades based on EO. It's extremely rare, however, but it does exist.
Is there anywhere I can read up on that? The only arcade revision to CvS2 I'm aware of only removes the ability to build meter immediately after a KO.
@@TheSeventhForce it was mentioned by WindyMan in the CVS2 fightcade discord, though I can’t find tweets on it that mention it directly. There is a photo of a he disk though. It had an SRK forum link but it died. If you have fightcade the link shouldn’t be hard to find!
@@TheSeventhForce it was mentioned by WindyMan in the CVS2 fightcade discord, though I can’t find tweets on it that mention it directly. There is a photo of a he disk though. It had an SRK forum link but it died. If you have fightcade the link shouldn’t be hard to find!
I might be wrong though, but I have an exam so I’ll double-check after
15:05 100% my reason for sticking with him through Tekken 5 and on. I loved playing Eddy in the T3 demo disk.
Though mine was the "Demo One EUROPE" disk, which also had Crash, Spyro, and TR3
In the 3rd Strike Online Edition Trial, the player can actually get past the third stage of Arcade Mode if a second player pushes Start after the bonus stage is complete.
I actually checked out the BlazBlue Cross Tag Battle demo once despite already having hundreds of hours in the full game because I was curious what the game was like before Season 2.
Because the demo was released before the full game and never patched, you get access to a crazy glitch that grants you full, permanent control of both of your characters at once.
Also damn, last year I looked back at my 3DS activity logs, and while I had vaguely remembered playing a bunch (27 hours) of the Rayman Origins demo, I couldn't quite remember that: 55:25 was the reason why.
I can't believe there was a game demo which included everything BUT online 😅 That's a..a ballsy move
Pretty sure the Power Stone demo was my second most played Dreamcast game behind Sonic Adventure. Got my Dreamcast late, so never could find a copy of the full game until the PSP version years later.
Capcom needs to bring Power Stone back. I love platform party fighting games like Smash Bros and Rivals of the Aether, but it was nice having a 3D super accessible fighting game too.
I remember getting a demo disc with my playstation and it had X-Men Mutant Academy 2. I think the only characters that were playable were Nightcrawler, Mystique, Magneto, and Rogue. I played it so much that the moveset for Nightcrawler is burned into my brain 20 years later.
I remember playing fighting game demos of Tekken 2 & 3, Soul Calibur 2, & DOA3. The only digital fighting demos I downloaded & played were MVC2 for PS3, SF 3rd Strike Online Edition, & Deadliest Warrior, based on the tv show of the same name
The Marvel vs. Capcom 2 Demo on PS3 was a demo I had the most fond memories of period, let alone fighting game demos.
After getting the full game, it’s basically the game that solidified fighting games to be my favorite genre, even if I had played fighting games previously like Tekken and Clash of Ninja.
Babe wake up, new SeventhForce upload!
UK here, still remember to this day playing the Bloody Roar 2 demo, it had just two playable characters Yugo and Stun, played it lots until I was finally able to get the game
Tekken 3 wasn't my first Tekken to play but in the arcades, I saw the intro and one guy playing King against the computer with multithrows.
My main was Eddy because he did Capoeira. But my second was King because no matter what, a wrestler doing a cradle to kill was always instant awesome to the kid I was. I didn't play the demo, just the arcades to become my mains when I got Tekken 3.
The only demo I remember getting to play was MVC: Origins' demo. Sadly, this was days before the title got delisted (thanks Disney) and I couldn't buy the whole game in time. I think it was also around the time Maximilian Dood was doing his first MVC Legacy series of videos and I learned about Fightcade. Go figure.
I don't remember playing MSH, but I do remember MVC's demo only let you play as Ryu, Chun-Li, Wolverine and Spider-Man. Makes sense though it sucks Mega Man and Hulk, my two favorites, weren't playable.
I dragged my feet on MvC Origins too; Ended up getting it the week before it got delisted, though I do recall Capcom notifying people it was going away beforehand.
I remember having that demo disc containing the Tekken 4 demo, though i mainly played the demo of Urban Reign
I remember the Tekken 3 Special Demo disc that we got in the UK. i dont remember how many characters were playable, but it was nice.
Rival Schools actually had 2 different demos released in places that were NOT the US as far as I know. One with batsu/hinata, and then edge/akira as playable characters on their main stages.
Yep, Batsu/Hinata was the Japanese demo, and Edge/Akira was the European one to my knowledge
The Main Menu for the MVCI demo is better than the one on the final release
My Boy TheSeventhForce Is Back Maybe Next Video you can cover Rad Spencer from Bionic Commando In MVC3
Since SSBU and MK8D’s DLC has finished up I was thinking the next best thing to do is to combine the two series and make Nintendo Kart because MK8 original DLC could indicate a ‘testing of the waters’ for shifting the focus towards Nintendo as a whole for future games.
I remember Super Street Fighter 4 getting a demo ( commercially at least). I was more so just surprised it even got a demo.
it was a version update, but Guilty Gear Xrd Rev 2 had a demo that had the whole roster in training mode and versus. it was released right before Combo Breaker 2017 and was used in tournament
I think the last thing I can remember with power stone that they did was one of the stages from the puzzle fighter mobile game had the airship stage in it for some reason
I still have some of those PlayStation demos sitting around, lol! I always looked forward to new monthly issue to see what demos were on the disc! Sometimes the demos were awesome! Other times not so much, lol!
Oof, didn't need that nasty reminder of the awful demo usage limitations on 3DS xD
As a PSone kid, of course demo discs have a big special place in my heart, I've even somewhat taken to collecting them (not just for PSone, but any console I can!) and even today they've shown me so many games I never would have thought I wanted.
I, too, have the JoJo demo on my PS3. I kept meaning to buy it and saying "oh, I'll get it later" aaand then it got delisted xD
And I absolutely grabbing that Xbox demo disc off eBay. I have CvS 2 on PS3, but having basically a mid-localization beta of almost the full game is just COOL.
Speaking of PS3, just saying, a few of the Bloody Roar games are still available on there for $5.99 a piece :D
I forgot they were in the PS3 store! I still might get the physical versions to play on PS1/PS2 (PS1 & PS2 classics have some input lag on PS3, it's especially noticeable with fighting games) but I still might snag em just to have on the PSP and Vita side of things.
@@TheSeventhForce even if there's some lag, I honestly grab them just to have them there as an option.
Also, I seem to have whatever magic brain thing some people have that lets them adapt to lag without really noticing xD
I wanna eventually get physicals of the games I have on PSN, but it's hard to argue with a full-on classic game for cheaper than a 10 piece nugget
Smash 3Ds Demo codes were like crack in the streets back in the day lol. playing it with my friends on the commute to high-school was great 👌🏽
Demo,s are awesome
As someone who struggles with constantly spending $20-70 on titles I may or may not enjoy (ESPECIALLY AAA stuff) I’m really sad very few games have demos, even in the indie scene. Like if some indie teams partnered up and made a demo disk of their titles with one really anticipated title, it would rule
Fun fact, 3rd strike Online Edition has the Daigo parry as a trial
8:25
Y'know, given how people like to tear the newer Disney trilogy of movies apart (some complaints agreeable, a lot of 'em not), it's honestly kinda a breath of fresh air to see someone less knowledgeable on Star Wars. That said, if the TV movie you were watching was Phantom Menace... yeah, I don't blame you for falling asleep. I got through the "Prequel Trilogy" just fine, but I already know that my brain is built very different for better or for worse. George Lucas had to essentially create a multiple-season long "get out of jail free" card for that era of the series.
EDIT: Granted, that "get out of jail free" card is insanely awesome, but still.
Masters of Teras Kase is a... Game of all time tbh. To think LucasFilm said no to Capcom's proposal and then made that? I mean it respects the lore at the very least but damn, do I wish we got SW v Capcom pre-Disney.
Since you brought up SSB I may be alone on this one but am I the only one who thinks that some of the hate FE reps get is a bit overblown I mean sure 8 characters is a bit excessive and the fact they there all just the main protagonist is a little disappointing but at the same time people don’t realize this but Fire Emblem is huge in Japan whereas in the west it defiantly has its fans but in terms of Nintendo franchises it’s not quite as mainstream as per say Mario or Zelda.
I think for some people, the frustration comes down to FE characters almost always sticking with a swordsman/woman moveset archetype, which can get old after a while, I suppose. While I don't play Robin, Corrin or Byleth (I'm a Lucina main, hilariously enough lol) I appreciate their distinct playstyles, at the least.
@@TheSeventhForce Personally I think how they should have handle it from the beginning is to have each FE character represent the weapon triangle like you have Marth but you could have also have other characters from Fire Emblem who don’t use swords like Micaiah, Tiki, Anna or Hector if they done this I think the reputation for FE reps could have been better.
Oh heck yes, whenever a fighting game was on a demo disc I be going for it.
Another amazing upload
Dissidia is a Final Fantasy fighting game? I never knew that 😮
I remember i played the tekken 2 demo a lot
Since you brought up SSB for 3DS demo I know I may be alone on this but am I the only who likes the inclusion of the Wii Fit Trainer because a lot of people say she a wasted slot but personally as some one who grew up playing Wii Fit on the Wii I just can’t help but not play as her.
I dunno about how much is/was on PS4 and PS5 but PS3 more than likely had the most demos I've ever seen on a console. I spent so many hours just trying out demos that were interesting me, and I'd say especially with my Japanese account, which felt like they had even more. Sadly, that was only around 09 and they've been wiped a few years later.
And yes I got cucked by only having the demo of Jojo's. Apparently I was on the fence on it for too long b4 they took it down. Pretty unfair imo considering All Star Battle (which I bought along with the DLCs) was coming out and HFTF still had a strong following. FightCade has great controller support btw (was able to play HFTF with Gamecube controller). I used to play DOA5's demo too; Def one of the longest lasting demos on PSN
It's comforting to know I'm not the only one that waffled on HftF HD back then 😂
How tf did they do a Tekken 3 demo and *NOT* have Jin be playable I'm ?????
They did the same thing with Tekken 4’s demo as well! 😭
He was an unlockable character in the console version of that game.
Fighting ex layer on the switch has something similar to the doa core versions
Oh yeah, Another Dash! I completely forgot about that
Mai's been de-listed? WTF?!
Tekken Hybrid doesn't actually unlock any costumes. I have them both.
Huh, I could've sworn Hybrid save data unlocked something in the full Tag 2 game, I distinctly remember that being a thing. Thanks for the correction, nonetheless!
Virtua fighter was 3 terabytes???!!!!!😢
It's too bad Shiden is exclusive to DOA Dimensions
Skibidi rizz
BROOOOOO!!!! I thought I was the only person who thought the CAPCOM VS SNK 2 demo had the full game on it 🥲🥲🥲😂.
I don’t feel crazy anymore lol.