I mean, I’m pretty sure that’s obvious to anyone that’s been playing the game since the original Wii U release (God rest your noble soul), but as you know, I’m always late to the proverbial party.
Technically, I should be even later than I already am. Even though I’ve had multiple opportunities to grab Pokken Tournament DX in theory, in practice the schedule -- such as it is -- refused it every time thanks to an extra buffer of simple reasoning. “Can’t get it now because [insert major game release here] is about to come out.” “Can’t get it now because my backlog is too big.” “Can’t get it now because I need to write about JRPGs that progressively erode the fibers of my soul.” And as I type this, I’m literally less than six days away from the release of another fighting game, BlazBlue: Cross Tag Battle -- thus meaning I have to spend hours with that to gain basic competency. And tomorrow (again, as I type this) Zamasu and Vegito drop in Dragon Ball FighterZ -- and I haven’t played that game in two solid months. The inevitable session with my brother to celebrate is going to be a massacre.
So you know what? Screw it. I’ve got to do something for me. And what better way to be a selfish twat than with a purchase I may end up regretting 8.56 seconds after I upload this post. Let’s dig into Pokken Tournament DX.