A low guard, a perfect read, and a whole scene that fought over this game for years.

The profile is thin, one or two votes per line for most of it, so read this as a trend, not a verdict. First surprise: the game you would take to a desert island comes out best, ahead of two thirds of the titles. Attachment sits right in the middle of the pack. The real weakness, on a few more votes this time, is the soundtrack, which slides toward the bottom. A neat paradox for a game you would keep close for a long time but whose themes leave no one humming.

Against the big fighting games, it makes sense: you bond with a system, with hours of training, not necessarily with a soundtrack you sing. Depth wins over atmosphere.

So, who is it for? For you if you love a fighter you dig into, carry everywhere, never put down. Much less if you want music that follows you off the screen. Profile to confirm on so few votes.