I would love to go to this show and do have tickets for Summer Slam. But I just picked up tickets for a Ring of Honor show that will feature a couple of New Japan wrestlers. It will be Shinsuke Nakamura, Kazuchika Okada and The Time Splitters. Whichever event you go to I'm sure it will be an awesome weekend.

I'll definitely give them a look. Thanks.

Agreed. I love watching these tournaments as it is. This makes it even more interesting.

I think my last DBZ game was Hyper Dimension for Super Famicom and Dragon Ball Z Legends on PS1. After that I kind of retired DBZ around when GT came out. I was one of the "if its not Toriyama I'm not interested" people.

I haven't played a Dragon Ball Z game in years. DBZ 2 on the Super Famicom was one of my favorite games though. Wondering if I still remember the super finishers. I learned them all by trial and error. Really fun game. That aside I don't like doing pre-orders and have actively avoided doing that in the last two years now but I may break my vow just for this game.

Haven't played Street Fighter in a while but this looks like it should be good. Also looking forward to Evo 2015!

That is really cool. I'd love to pop in some of SFAMI cartridges into it and just play. Wonder if PS1 games on it would work.

I hated how they did the story in the game. It kind of killed some of the attraction to Destiny for me along with feeling like there wasn't enough places to go. But I'll check out that youtube vid sometime. Who knows maybe it will draw me back in.

I play a large mix. More and more the PC though. My 3DS when I travel to work or out of state.

Micro-transactions and no split screen? That sounds bad already. I don't have an Xbox One but if I did get one I'd hope this game doesn't suck. I hated that last one though. I guess its a wait and see what Halo 5 is like post release.

Just recalled something to add to this. My first MMO was City of Heroes. I got into the Beta and my first time seeing the open world left me just standing there staring at how amazing Atlas Park looked. My first thought was, I'm looking through a window into a new world that exist outside my own. I'm guessing maybe its like that for anyone's first MMO experience. I honestly have no idea. And that music that played in the background really set the tone too.

All this just reminded me I want to make a strip to the Strong Museum of Play.

They just started a Video Game Hall of Fame

In ten years we'll be a step closer to eXistenZ

Mostly Steam for PC games. I try to buy from mom and pop shops whenever I do buy games. Amazon or Ebay for those harder to find items. Don't use Amazon as much since they've botched my order a few times. The big reason I used to like to use them was the extra $10 or $20 you'd get back via credit. I used it to buy more games usually. But they stopped doing that. Got burned a couple of times at Gamestop so I stopped using them altogether. Plus those lousy stickers that won't come off from used games are so annoying. But on a very rare occasion I like to stop in and check what they have.

I actually started playing this past weekend. I'm well aware of all the ridiculousness in the game. During my original playthrough on PS3 there were many dumb little things but they didn't' take away from the fun of the game. Discovering things was always fun. But that ending. The disappointment in that still lingers. This time on PC with Mods plus DLC. Definitely improves some parts of the game to make it fun and interesting.

Good memories playing on the Atari 2600 with cousins or my uncle. Pac-Man was the obvious favorite but Bump N Jump, Reactor and Missile Command saw a lot of action. I also recall another cousin who had an Atari and we played quite a bit of Congo Bongo. Agreed with the other posts that the progress to the tech is impressive. Kind of fun to see it go from just a few blips on a screen to full on realistic looking landscapes and characters.