I'm not sure which Street Fighter you've played... but they definitely aren't as chaotic as that. Marvel Vs. capcom 3 is chaotic even for me, and I don't enjoy it. Street Fighter, as a series, has always had one thing of note... for each of the six attack buttons, there is a different execution sound and impact sound. Every punch or kick has its own distinct sound when you press the button, and anothe distinct sound if it actually hits an opponent.
Tekken is harder, as the sounds are in mono. but unlike SF and most other fighting games, Tekken doesn't rely much on energy or supernatural attacks... moreso on hard hitting punches, kicks, and combinations of both. all the music in the games can be turned down while you're still getting used to the game. Killer instinct is also the same, and after getting used to the game, I actually find myself turning up the music a bit more than the sounds because of the dynamic soundtrack that changes as you play. The best thing to do with each game is turn down the music, go into training mode, experiment with different characters to learn the sounds their moves make, etc. Street Fighter V, though overlooked by many, has posibly one of the best sound design in order to communicate information, next to Killer Instinct. If I watch a match, I can commentate what's going on with probably about 80% accuracy.

Street Fighter 4 caries much of the same design as V in terms of audio... it's actually been pretty consistently designed that way since about SF 3.

Street fighter v is also for pc, i don't think there will be an xbox release, could be wrong though. Also, the orrigenal street fighter 4 is backwards compatible, but not super or ultra.

wish i could find a download code for sf v for pc all i can find is the dvd as i don't use steam.

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Wait, ultra SF 4 was also released for PC, wasnt it released for ps3 and xbox 360 too? Or am I messing up something here?
Greetings moritz.

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Yeah I'd love to see you do a recording about learning a new fighting game. I know there's a couple people that have posted some things on youtube and the likes, still would be cool though

Not going to argue about SF V sounds being clear... that's hard to discuss without knowing specifically what sounds you're refering to. What I say about how clear anything is is soully opinion, nothing more. Though I'm genuinely curious as to why you think they aren't clear for an equal playing field. Again, not trying to argue or debate... just honestly curious, especially if there's anything I can either explain or demonstrate to clear things up.

I believe you can, yes.

sfv isn't available for xbox 1. and yes recording would be nice. also i'm pretty sure tekken 7 will only be available for ps or i thought i read that someplace though i could be mistaken as i read so much shit on a daily basis.

@sightless kombat: I think you are right about the volumes. I mentionned on another topic how the crouching sound in Blazblue is hard to hear for example, but I guess I should turn the volume of the music down a bit more. I can't say I like that too much but I must say it sure helps in some cases.
The funny thing is, if I had to describe my most intimidating experience on a fighting game, it was without a doubt the Virtua Fighter series. The sound design is not chaotic, or at least not in the sense that was described in this thread. It's just, knowing exactly what happens in this game is somewhat hard. At least, it is not as frustrating to play as it is to simply listen. I mean, if you listen to a Virtua Fighter match at random, sometimes you won't even be sure who is hitting who. Though I have to say Virtua Fighter 5 wasn't to bad on that regard.

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Yeah, tekken 7 will be available on ps, xbox and pc, if I am not mistaken it's the first tekken games for xBox and pc, as far as I know, xbox didnt have tekken games till now.
I am currently downloading ki on win 10, wanna see what that all is about, the soundtrack speaks for itself here.
Greetings Moritz.

No, I played Tekken 6 on the 360, and Tekken Tag Tournament 2 is backwards compattible along with Tekken 6.