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Tekken |OT| of Tag Assaulting the Devil, Ogres, Wild Animals & MILFs (Bitcap Warning)
- Thread starter AAK
- Start date
noodalls Throw Break Trainer, released during Tekken 6 era has been updated, with many new features.
http://www.mediafire.com/?8dn8bbr1r1p18e6
Improvements
- Updated to TTT2P
- Mouse GUI
- Mouseover to give instructions while waiting
- Mouse/keyboard/joystick (via xpadder) input
- 1,d+2 animation added to help recognise and distinguish throw animation
- Variation in timing between throws possible
- Neutral animation
- Correct but late result added
- Decreased memory requirements
- Ling instead of Jack6 (smaller arms)
Same as last time
- 60fps (or other speeds)
- Variable difficulty
Resolution is 480x272 to fit onto iPOD/PSP in the future (potentially).
/HELP FILE/
Tekken Throw Break Trainer
Made with
Tekken Tag Tournament 2 Prologue Edition
Programmable Stick
Hauppauge HD PVR
Designed to help people learn how to identify and break throws.
Timing window is accurate. Size of images is 480x272 to fit on PSP/Ipod/anything else. 60fps.
Needs ~300mb ram (half of the previous version).
Usage should be a lot more intuitive than the previous version
Play button to start (can also use 8 on numeric keypad)
Stop button to stop (can also use backspace)
Difficulty has eight levels
1 - 2P 1+3 and 2+4 throws
2 - 2P 1+3, 1+2 and 2+4 throws
3 - 1P 1+3 and 2+4 throws
4 - 1P 1+3, 1+2 and 2+4 throws
5 - All throws
6 - 2P throws and 1,d+2
7 - 1P throws and 1,d+2
8 - Everything
FPS can be changed in jumps of 10. 60fps is true to real Tekken
Interval has six levels
0 - 120F between throws
1 - 90F between throws
2 - 60F between throws
3 - 30F between throws (two throws per second, very little time to see results)
4 - Variation in timing between throws
5 - Even greater variation in timing between throws
Input is via mouse or keyboard. Joystick support may come at a future time
1 - Keypad 1, keyboard i, mouse button 1
2 - Keypad 2, keyboard o, mouse button 2
3 - Keypad 0, keyboard j,k,l, mouse button 3
Feedback always appreciated at TZ or arcadepimp
/HELP FILE/
http://www.mediafire.com/?8dn8bbr1r1p18e6
Improvements
- Updated to TTT2P
- Mouse GUI
- Mouseover to give instructions while waiting
- Mouse/keyboard/joystick (via xpadder) input
- 1,d+2 animation added to help recognise and distinguish throw animation
- Variation in timing between throws possible
- Neutral animation
- Correct but late result added
- Decreased memory requirements
- Ling instead of Jack6 (smaller arms)
Same as last time
- 60fps (or other speeds)
- Variable difficulty
Resolution is 480x272 to fit onto iPOD/PSP in the future (potentially).
/HELP FILE/
Tekken Throw Break Trainer
Made with
Tekken Tag Tournament 2 Prologue Edition
Programmable Stick
Hauppauge HD PVR
Designed to help people learn how to identify and break throws.
Timing window is accurate. Size of images is 480x272 to fit on PSP/Ipod/anything else. 60fps.
Needs ~300mb ram (half of the previous version).
Usage should be a lot more intuitive than the previous version
Play button to start (can also use 8 on numeric keypad)
Stop button to stop (can also use backspace)
Difficulty has eight levels
1 - 2P 1+3 and 2+4 throws
2 - 2P 1+3, 1+2 and 2+4 throws
3 - 1P 1+3 and 2+4 throws
4 - 1P 1+3, 1+2 and 2+4 throws
5 - All throws
6 - 2P throws and 1,d+2
7 - 1P throws and 1,d+2
8 - Everything
FPS can be changed in jumps of 10. 60fps is true to real Tekken
Interval has six levels
0 - 120F between throws
1 - 90F between throws
2 - 60F between throws
3 - 30F between throws (two throws per second, very little time to see results)
4 - Variation in timing between throws
5 - Even greater variation in timing between throws
Input is via mouse or keyboard. Joystick support may come at a future time
1 - Keypad 1, keyboard i, mouse button 1
2 - Keypad 2, keyboard o, mouse button 2
3 - Keypad 0, keyboard j,k,l, mouse button 3
Feedback always appreciated at TZ or arcadepimp
/HELP FILE/
Flying Wonkey
Member
Wow thanks for that noods, will get around to messing with that after Skyrim.
Btw, where is that arcade > console timeframe list? Gotta imagine a small revision would be made.
Btw, where is that arcade > console timeframe list? Gotta imagine a small revision would be made.
Noisepurge
Member
P.S. And that's an awesome stick! & it's a wonder how pristine the condition is on your T3 PS1 cover! Mine was in pieces 6 months in and had to be put in one of those Disc booklets
Thanks, took a while to build it
T3 is in mint condition with the gold foil logo still beautiful. Wanted to get that signed instead of newer titles because it's the most memorable entry in the series and would have more serious collectors item value ;D
GrayFoxPL
Member
RelentlessRolento
Member
If anyone knows how to play Armor King, this is a real treat for you:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=szfOZyn5yAQ
Killerdoll (P1 Finland) vs JDCR (P2 Korea)
2 of the best Armor King players in the world, having a first to 5 wins mirror match. It also really shows how versatile the Tekken system is the way it allows such unique playstyles for the same character. There's so many minute precise things going on, but being an Armor King player myself and following the thought process behind what's going on really made the series of matches fascinating.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=szfOZyn5yAQ
Killerdoll (P1 Finland) vs JDCR (P2 Korea)
2 of the best Armor King players in the world, having a first to 5 wins mirror match. It also really shows how versatile the Tekken system is the way it allows such unique playstyles for the same character. There's so many minute precise things going on, but being an Armor King player myself and following the thought process behind what's going on really made the series of matches fascinating.
sixteen-bit
Member
It also photographs well with a Hori Namco stick!
Christmas customizations for the ladies:
It was definitely 100%. It's just that JDCR probably has the most defensive playstyle out of anyone in the universe. That would explain the slightly slow playstyle of the match.
Woah, nice. I assume Norway (I think you're from Norway, right) to Finland get some good connections?
Woah, didn't know those individual scores by each artis. What a gem of an artist found in newcomer Taku Inoue. His contributions were really nice:
Zirkus, FFYR, Night Falls
Look forward to seeing what further contributions he can brink to the series in the future Great Find.
It was definitely 100%. It's just that JDCR probably has the most defensive playstyle out of anyone in the universe. That would explain the slightly slow playstyle of the match.
Woah, nice. I assume Norway (I think you're from Norway, right) to Finland get some good connections?
Woah, didn't know those individual scores by each artis. What a gem of an artist found in newcomer Taku Inoue. His contributions were really nice:
Zirkus, FFYR, Night Falls
Look forward to seeing what further contributions he can brink to the series in the future
Great Find.
Woah, didn't know those individual scores by each artis. What a gem of an artist found in newcomer Taku Inoue. His contributions were really nice:
Zirkus, FFYR, Night Falls
Look forward to seeing what further contributions he can brink to the series in the future
Zikrus (Historic Town Square) is another one I love. And that piano + guitar tune in Night Falls, Dear God.
That's not surpising, Tag is in your blood! You beat Korea's elite with Tag combo's and even Filthierich himself during NEC casuals
OH man, that thing was too annoying.
But you can credit that Mishima play to TTT2 Prologue, with nobody but the Mishima's + Ling/Alisa to play with!
Finland!? Awesome, Will you be at ASSEMBLY Winter 2012?
I wish Nina and Anna had a tag throw where they both did a blonde bomb from opposing sides (sort of like how sandwich combos work), then followed up with bad habit (yes, hit in the nuts from opposing sides) which takes the opponent high in the air. Then, while the opponent is returning from air, they both follow up with hunting swan.
One can hope.
bodyboarder
Member
Had a crack at tekken tag the other day at the arcade, I got my ass handed to me. I've lost any skill I had since I last played tekken 3.
I wouldn't expect anyone to do well if the last he/she played was Tekken 3. So much stuff introduced since then.
Which is why I need the game in my hands. The amount of experimenting I would do with tag combos........
Namco should put up a Tag 2 demo on PSN as well sometime next year and also include a demo of TKXSF in the Tag 2 retail release.
Tekken Tag Tournament HD is a blast on Very Hard with three rounds, I really got Law down, it's weird trying to play as Law when I'm used to the Tekken 6 moveset, but it's easy to adapt.
Tekken Tag Prologue, I would be more interested in if there was a practice mode, but there probably isn't because not all of the moves are final. I get what everyone's talking about with the graphics, they look scratchy and jagged.
Tekken Tag Prologue, I would be more interested in if there was a practice mode, but there probably isn't because not all of the moves are final. I get what everyone's talking about with the graphics, they look scratchy and jagged.
MoonsaultSlayer
Member
Not related to a Tekken game, but just want to say that I've composed a playlist of 50 tekken OST tracks in preparation for SSX's custom soundtrack feature where it even dynamically remixes the tunes during tricks and such.
I'm actually really excited about the game mainly for that feature and having a glorified best of tekken tracks in one game. I chose songs that seemed like they would work well with that style of gameplay and setting.
I'm actually really excited about the game mainly for that feature and having a glorified best of tekken tracks in one game. I chose songs that seemed like they would work well with that style of gameplay and setting.
NICE! I did the exact same thing with WipeoutHD. I can't tell you how well T3's Hidden Characters and T2's Super Killing Machine went with those races.
Not much of a follower of the SSX series but is it just like WipeoutHD where tunnels have the concert esque acoustics louder and echo's flowing everywhere and jumps make the music go almost deaf? That stuff was completely genius, put so many hours into zone mode listening to Tekken's masteful soundtrack
RelentlessRolento
Member
When does SSX come out... I know nothing bout the new one but loved the older ones.
sixteen-bit
Member
Noisepurge
Member
Noisepurge
Member
The french event, World Game Cup'12 in Cannes on the 17th-19th of February will also have a Tekken TAG 2 2v2 tournament and a Street Fighter x Tekken solo tournament!
I will definitely be going again this year! And Finland's biggest Tekken tournament ASSEMBLY Winter'12 will be a week from that! So all you travelers make sure to be at both events on the same trip! It's going to be AWESOME!
I will definitely be going again this year! And Finland's biggest Tekken tournament ASSEMBLY Winter'12 will be a week from that! So all you travelers make sure to be at both events on the same trip! It's going to be AWESOME!
MightyKAC
Member
Are any of these events going being streamed? I'm looking around but I can't see if it is or not.The french event, World Game Cup'12 in Cannes on the 17th-19th of February will also have a Tekken TAG 2 2v2 tournament and a Street Fighter x Tekken solo tournament!
I will definitely be going again this year! And Finland's biggest Tekken tournament ASSEMBLY Winter'12 will be a week from that! So all you travelers make sure to be at both events on the same trip! It's going to be AWESOME!
sixteen-bit
Member
Does Tekken Hybrid support OS-level screenshots like Tekken 6?
Resolution
Member
even though nyc might not get a loc test they might still get the game from what i've been hearing. im new to tekken so right now im trying to figure out who to play. the two teams i want to play are nina/lars or asuka/lili. are there such characters that are not recommended when starting off?
Nina is probably the most difficult of those characters.
HollovVpo1nt
Banned
I'm a decent Tekken player, but that atrocious Xbox 360 D-Pad is really a handicap of mine on the 360. I have T6 for both 360 and PS3, but I play it mainly on my 360 becouse I have no friends that play T6 on the PS3... is there a realible and cheap controller converter from PS2/PS3 to 360?
I'm from the EU. If anyone wants to pay some tekken, give me a shout.
I'm from the EU. If anyone wants to pay some tekken, give me a shout.
sixteen-bit
Member
Resolution
Member
And also the most rewarding.
But yeah, it'll take time to get good with her.
it's really weird since often i get she's good for beginners and others say otherwise. she seems a bit straight forward. would you say she may be difficult because of some technical moves such as the butterfly loop?
Aside from the butterfly loop, her movements and setups can take time to learn. The more you play with her, the more you learn when and how to punish. It all won't come initially even if you've memorized all her combos. There's a point with each character where you can feel like you know what to do. It's sort of like a natural thing that develops as you play. Nina takes much longer to achieve that imo.