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Super Street Fighter 4 |OT3| BACK OF THE BUS, SAGAT!
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sixteen-bit
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3rd strike in this bitch
Marn with the disgusting Genei combos. Pity about the scaling.
Marn with the disgusting Genei combos. Pity about the scaling.
abstract alien
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No Dan...come on!!!!
sixteen-bit
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MarkMan with the new Hype
Love the Kaz shirt.
Love the Kaz shirt.
sixteen-bit
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Justin on deck
More useful? I don't buy it. Who is struggling with charge moves or instant air attacks on a stick besides beginners? I'm sure there are people who can perform those things better on a Hitbox than on a stick, but the reverse is certainly also true, which means that ultimately it's an issue of personal preference rather than one being superior to the other.El Sloth said:
And I fully admit I hate those things. They offend my old school sensibilities. Might as well be playing SF on a Trak-Ball or a steering wheel!
Opiate said:
I've never heard of hit boxes before. I've heard of keyboard/arcade button hybrids (WASD or similar for QCF's/directions, buttons for L/M/H P/K's). Just looks weird to me.
If you can play with it, cool. But I don't think there's an "official" PS3/360/PC hitbox. As opposed to an arcade stick.
Heavy's Sandvich
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Just got back from the London Nintendo 3DS presentation, managed to get my hands on Super Street Fighter 4.
It's pretty amazing how faithful it is to the console version. Running at around 40 frames per second (a complete guess), works incredibly well. The 3D effect was the subtlest I experienced out of all the games I managed to get my hands on.
I ended up using the d-pad to try and do my gdlk combos, which was a little difficult as I main Balrog and I couldn't quite get headbutt out of low short, but that will definitely be something that is achievable.
The analogue nub is a bit strange, works perfectly, I just wished it was slightly tighter.
The only mode I could play was Arcade. All characters have 2 other costumes already unlocked.
Very impressed.
It's pretty amazing how faithful it is to the console version. Running at around 40 frames per second (a complete guess), works incredibly well. The 3D effect was the subtlest I experienced out of all the games I managed to get my hands on.
I ended up using the d-pad to try and do my gdlk combos, which was a little difficult as I main Balrog and I couldn't quite get headbutt out of low short, but that will definitely be something that is achievable.
The analogue nub is a bit strange, works perfectly, I just wished it was slightly tighter.
The only mode I could play was Arcade. All characters have 2 other costumes already unlocked.
Very impressed.
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El Sloth said:
Preferred the d-pad by far but the stick was fine, needed it to mash out 360s. I think both are very viable.
You can only assign two moves and in all honesty, I didn't really try it. Playing Arcade mode where it was feeling like it was training mode as the computer controlled player did nothing. It does seem that it will help people get those links in combos they can't quite seem to get. And I would state that it's a good thing.
"God's Beard!"
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Other than my Qroda shirt, I'm working on a milk carton Tomo Ohira shirt and a Land Before Time shirt with Justin Wong and Alex Valle on it.
KidA Seven
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Dat James Chen salt!!
Windom Earle
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Seeing Chen salty is no suprise after seeing the "road to socal regionals" documentary :lol
"God's Beard!"
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James needs to watch some Jeff Schaeffer inspirational speeches or something, dude loses before he gets behind the stick.
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