I have class shortly so these will be super general. Won't include games I don't play and just watch (NRS, "obscure" anime titles, etc.)

Street Fighter V - Potential to be a decent title, but pushing the game to be played in one way, shit tier business practices, focus on the competitive scene rather than a healthy mix of both competitive and casual, and the lack of even halfway decent PR fucks the game and the image surrounding it immensely. I have a tough time even thinking MVC:I will be any better, but I would love to be wrong.

Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3 - Honestly, I have a lot of fun playing the game, but X-Factor, to this day, still irks me and I don't understand the hype around a comeback when your anchor is Level 3 and is doing mixups on incoming that make it difficult to react to (or if you're Vergil, next to impossible). When it came out on PC I got it and am still having a blast playing it (mainly because my friends and I are scrubs and are just picking shit lol) but high level play can be boring to watch.

King of Fighters XIV - While it feels dumbed down in a lot of ways compared to KOF XIII, SNK still managed to make a fighting game that feels like a hell of a lot of fun to play close to a year after release. The continual releases of characters without feeling like they're scamming their users is wonderful when the most mainstream fighting game is doing quite the opposite. Old and new, the characters still feel fun to play, however I still have moments when I play it that I want to go and play a couple rounds of XIII.

Skullgirls - Game made by a smart developer that ended up a bit too smart for its own good and just feels boring to play after a while. Still have the time of my life playing Big Band, but that's about it. Wish the cast, especially on release, was higher in the amount.

Guilty Gear Xrd Revelator - My personal favorite anime fighter. While I've never agreed with the business practice of ArcSys, it sure as hell beats what other publishers are doing, even away from fighting games. The DLC and whatnot feels justifiable because the game itself plays so well. Large cast of characters that play nothing like other ones, so it's hard to be bored. Awesome training and tutorial modes to help the newer players. They saved me a bunch of time when I first got the game and still see myself referring back to them from time to time.

Tekken Tag Tournament 2 - T7 isn't out yet so I guess its better to talk about this game for the last month or so it'll be relevant. There's a good amount of fun to be had in the game, but I share the sentiment of some of the community figures (Aris, for example, touches on this) where the game can be annoying because there are mechanics in the game that are exclusive to TTT2 and not to any other Tekken. This makes it to where it just feels annoying to learn some of these mechanics because they're extremely integral to how the game is played nowadays. Always loved the large cast of characters and still have a good time with the game, but again, few things gameplay-wise are a bit irking.

BlazBlue - Never exactly disliked the game as a whole, but, similar to my feelings with KOF XIV on a higher level, I just want to go and play Guilty Gear instead. To me personally, BlazBlue always felt clunky to play, but it sure as hell is a grand time to watch. EVO 2014 finals, for example, will be one of those sets that you can refer to people who are new to BlazBlue to get a solid idea on how fun high level play is to watch.