Tips for fighting games to crush that annoying family member!

I have always found football and fighting games to be a good way to overcome family problems, taking them to the field and most likely making things worse, but still, it is a way to spend time with family members who are away all year. Of course, this also applies to friends and colleagues, but as we are starting a new year, it is still a good idea to have something to play with others!

Here I want to leave a list of fighting games, so you can play with your relatives, neighbors, friends or whoever you are spending the new year with, and your holidays...

Dragon Ball: Sparking! ZERO - Sequel to the game franchise Budokai Tenkaichi, Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero brings the most famous characters from Akira Toriyama in high-speed fights, with destructible scenarios in a three-dimensional arena. The game is a true love letter to fans of the franchise, with the largest roster of characters in its history - over 180 selectable fighters.

In addition, the game stands out for its story mode, which revisits memorable moments from the original work and also delivers hypothetical situations, with several branches in a timeline depending on each player's performance. The game is available for PC, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S.

Tekken 8 - Tekken 8 is a game that needs no introduction. Winner of the Best Fighting Game award at The Game Awards, and stands out for its breathtaking visuals in Unreal Engine 5. It is available on PC, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S.

This time, the game emphasizes offensive mechanics, with a lot of cinematic action and a varied cast with 32 fighters right from the start. Among the upcoming ones that will be added via DLC is Clive Rosfield, the protagonist of Final Fantasy XVI.

Marvel vs Capcom Fighting Collection: Arcade Classics - Marvel Vs. Capcom Fighting Collection: Arcade Classics is a collection with the main games of the Marvel Vs. Capcom series - ranging from X-Men: Children of the Atom (1994) to the legendary Marvel Vs. Capcom 2: New Age of Heroes (2000), which hadn't received a new re-release since 2009.

All games in the collection enjoy a good connection, thanks to rollback netcode, and even have support for ranked matches. In addition, there is a complete gallery to ensure the preservation of various materials from the original release period, including conceptual art and inserts from arcade machines. It is possible to play on PC, PlayStation 5 and Nintendo Switch.