Okay, so I just have to talk more about Marvel Tokon! That State of Play reveal truly blew me away. Everything from the visuals to the sound design (seriously, did you hear those character voices and impact sounds? So good!) just screams passion. My initial thought? 'I NEED this game!' My second thought? 'Oh no, I'm going to be absolutely terrible at it.' 😂 Let's be real, my reaction time is probably on par with a sloth trying to solve a Rubik's Cube, and my combo execution skills? Pure potato. But that doesn't dim my excitement one bit! I've been watching some early gameplay, and even though I can barely string together a basic attack, seeing characters like MS Marvel pull off those incredible stretchy, high-flying combos is mesmerizing. I know her unique abilities make her a fan favorite, and I'm itching to try her out, even if it means repeatedly fumbling through her move list. I'm already anticipating the frustration of dropping a super move, but hey, that's part of the fighting game charm, right? One of the biggest things I'm looking forward to are the modern controls. For someone who struggles with complex quarter-circle inputs and frame-perfect links, these accessibility options could be a game-changer. I honestly don't expect to ever play competitively – my goal is just to have fun and maybe, just maybe, land a cool finisher against the AI (or a very patient friend!). The OCR even captured some of my internal monologue about not being able to play competitively, so it's clear this is a real concern for casual players like me. If the modern controls truly simplify things without sacrificing too much depth, it could open up the fighting game genre to a whole new audience of 'sleepy sloths' like myself. Imagine being able to pull off some epic moves with Magneto or unleash a devastating attack with Green Goblin without feeling like you need a degree in advanced finger gymnastics! The roster looks fantastic too, from iconic heroes and villains like Spider-Man and Carnage to newer favorites like Luna Snow. The sheer variety of fighting styles and abilities promises endless fun, even for spectators. I mean, watching skilled players execute those intricate combos and strategic plays is almost as fun as playing yourself – sometimes even more so when you're as bad as I am! I'm genuinely excited to see the community dive deep into the mechanics, discover hidden techniques, and push the limits of what these characters can do. While I might be on the sidelines admiring the pros, I'll definitely be enjoying the spectacle and trying my best in single-player modes. Marvel Tokon feels like it's going to be packed with personality and action, and I can't wait to jump in and experience it firsthand, potato skills and all!