Fighting Game fans feeling the cold, listen up! MrTopTenList recently came out a hot top ten countdown to heat up the chilliest time of the year: Top Ten Pyromancers in Fighting Games! This holistic top ten list takes a look at various characters with fire powers from all kinds of fighting game franchises: Street Fighter, SNK Fighters and beyond! Additional gameplay footage and editing work by A.T. Gonzalez.
Check the video below to see if your favorite characters or games made the list!!
Originally from Pennsylvania, A.T. Gonzalez started playing video games as a toddler in the early '90s and started collecting games and consoles as a hobby a few years down the line. His favorite game series are Mega Man, Metroid, Mario, F-Zero, Castlevania, Metal Gear, and Devil May Cry and is also fond of many classic arcade games. His favorite game makers are Nintendo, Capcom, Konami, Sega, Namco, and Taito.
Currently based in Southeast Texas, he makes short films, does studio photography, voice-over work and audio production in his spare time.
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