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Topic	Let's discuss the bracket, match by match
Mozzezz 10/03/18 6:15:18 PM #20:	KujikawaRising posted... Mozzezz posted... Spyro is still fairly popular I see fewer people talking about Spyro than I do Street Fighter. As far as I'm concerned, both never really left the 90s, but Street Fighter has more widespread nostalgia. But there seems to be more nostalgia surrounding mascot characters then there are fighting game characters. Street Fighter hasn't been mainstream in a long time where as Spyro sort of has. You also can't discount the seeding completely, and there is a pretty wide gap. edit: I also agree that both games never truly left the 90s. --- "Lower your guard and you will allow the enemy in." - Frog from Chrono Trigger (the original alt frog). https://imgur.com/hSc6hOs <cite>Mozzezz posted [p:909905635] in Let's disc... [t:77064367]...</cite> <quote><cite>KujikawaRising posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Mozzezz posted...</cite> <quote>Spyro is still fairly popular</quote> I see fewer people talking about Spyro than I do Street Fighter. As far as I'm concerned, both never really left the 90s, but Street Fighter has more widespread nostalgia.</quote> But there seems to be more nostalgia surrounding mascot characters then there are fighting game characters. Street Fighter hasn't been mainstream in a long time where as Spyro sort of has. You also can't discount the seeding completely, and there is a pretty wide gap. edit: I also agree that both games never truly left the 90s. --- "Lower your guard and you will allow the enemy in." - Frog from Chrono Trigger (the original alt frog). https://imgur.com/hSc6hOs</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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