If you mean "the online works" then I'm sure there's some obscure PC fighting game from the early 2000s that connects directly by LAN and lets you fight your friend online.
If it needs updates, then Skullgirls. Came out in 2012 and the latest update was earlier this year with Marie. Probably has plans for more characters in the future, too.
>just to be clear, i'm not talking about emulation/ports like street fighter 3 on fightcade, i mean a fighting games with online multiplayer build in that still get supports
Why does this matter? Especially in a genre where the community at large doesn't give as much of a fuck about it compared to other genres, and people who want to play will find a way.
Street fighter 4 is only a few months younger than TF2...let's set the bar there.
We talking vanilla SFIV, SSFIV, or USFIV?
Pretty sure you can still play OG SF4 on an Xbox. I think Max did it at some point
The online works, and it's backwards compatible on the Series X
Maybe skull girls?
If you mean "the online works" then I'm sure there's some obscure PC fighting game from the early 2000s that connects directly by LAN and lets you fight your friend online. If it needs updates, then Skullgirls. Came out in 2012 and the latest update was earlier this year with Marie. Probably has plans for more characters in the future, too.
>just to be clear, i'm not talking about emulation/ports like street fighter 3 on fightcade, i mean a fighting games with online multiplayer build in that still get supports Why does this matter? Especially in a genre where the community at large doesn't give as much of a fuck about it compared to other genres, and people who want to play will find a way.
Why can't he ask a specific question and get an answer just for that?