Compare this to the SF4 sub, which is a healthy mix of everything, art, gameplay, announcements, w/e. The rest is art, cosplay, and 2-3 crowdfunding announcements. There are only one or two Let's Plays, and just as many 'funny moments' type of clips. Take Reddit for example, if I go to the top 100 posts of all time in the SG sub, I will find ZERO full gameplay cilps.

We have a smaller voice in the FGC and at large, so whatever bubbles to the top gets heard by everyone, instead of having different channels for fanart, tournaments, YT producers, w/e. It's a situation that is just not comparable. The game and competitive community keeps a shroud over that stuff to the general populace.Ĭompare this to Skullgirls, which already had a bad start with it's visuals, and that doesn't have enough of a 'hey look at the actual gameplay' element, AND was given a second chance via Indiegogo that was funded in no small part to SG art/lore fans. Those games have a bigger player base, years of competitive play, and at least in SF's case, a real place in video game and pop culture that is wholly outside of whatever creepy fanart that comes from it. Sure, they have more r34 crap, but my point was that the SG scene is so small that more attention is given to it's fanart, at least proportionally.

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