/vr/ - Retro Games

>>10992676
I don't get it either, I think it's just normies in general have been tricked into thinking 'new = better'. Hence we have people saying 'I love this old game, it needs a REMAKE so badly!'
They don't say why, or why they don't just enjoy the old game, but just insist it needs a remake.
Anyway, as for the OP's topic;
I tried playing Street Fighter 6 with a friend recently, and trying to explain all the different mechanics and nuances of the game was just too much. We ended up going back to Super Street Fighter 2 Turbo and similar. Those games had a high skill ceiling but they were so much more intuitive to explain. I don't mind games like SF6 existing, but there's not much in the way of 'old-school' design in fighting games anymore. I love just having lifebars and maybe a super bar and that's it. Those games still took decades to 'master' and people still find new strategies to this day.

Today is the 30th year since Super Street Fighter II Turbo was released in 1994. Please share your memories of playing ST over the decades.