It’s just that I see most fighting games try to use different words for what is, essentially, a supermove. Such as Desperation Move (KOF), Overdrives (GG), and Ex moves (MBAC).
Other games just want to name them something else, a lot of people still refer to the moves themselves as supers iconically so doesn’t really matter.
I think those companies are trying to be original.
Plus super is a played out word that might not add that certain identity to a game that the designers are looking for.
Like if its an animal fighting game, they might call supers a growl charge, or beast attack 
lmfao
I like desperation move for move you can only do when you almost have no life left. It describes the situation perfectly
Ditto.
I think I should own the word vaginapussy
That’s hot.
You’re fired.
Dipset
uh…
-SH
??? You are a fuckin’ gag!
I now imagine StuartHayden as this gag on a masochist.
Why does my mind work like this?
:wow:No answer for that one.
That’s because the gag’s on you.
Oh snap! (insert Price Is Right game over music):sad:
Empire Arcadia? Hmmm…
dont worry about it
Yes. If you use the word, you have to send them $5. I expect you to be writing a check, or I’m notifying Capcom:USA.
I call 'em quintos
I love how everyone calls “supers” in other games…well…supers!
In a similar vein, you’ll hear pretty much any projectile from any fighting game referred to as a “fireball” at some point. It’s kind of a “generic” term that anyone can recognize, if they’re not familiar with terminology specific to a certain game.
practically any system-related feature can be a “tech” too :#)