[Darude]

It's 2016 and i was just wondering what the future of LF will be. Will it become a legend, something we all loved and enjoyed as kids, or will it continue on through the ages and thrive? Hero fighter was indeed enjoyable but it isn't anything close to the classic little fighter. Buying back the rights of lf2 characters is the first and the hardest problem which needs to be solved. But once that is done, it seems to be clear sailing from then on. From my perspective, now is a great time to make a comeback. It's a new age with new technology: Developing tools such as unity5, unreal4, source 2; Vulkan, a cross platform api which will support windows, linux, ios, android, osX; Steam, the game platform that has more than 125 million active users; crowdfunding platforms such as kickstarter and indiegogo which have successfully funded all kinds of amazing projects; thousands of hardcore fans and a supportive community. But at the same time, marti has probably already left all that behind, and U2 may not sell back the character rights. All we can do now is hope and pray. Good luck LF2.

[MangaD]

Hello Darude, welcome to the HF-Empire forums!

First of all, it is worth noticing that there is a LF-Empire, which might be a more appropriate place for such discussion. Nevertheless, here's my review:

Will it become a legend, something we all loved and enjoyed as kids

Is it not already? ;)

or will it continue on through the ages and thrive?

LF2 does not have the means to excel given the current circumstances. A lot of money and time would need to be invested for a successful Little Fighter project and currently this does not seem like a possibility. Like in any other business, you invest and expect payback, unless you are super rich and don't have to worry about losing money and wasting your time in a fruitless project. Believe me, it such thing was feasible, Marti would have done it.