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Posted: 11/29/2004 11:01 PM

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Nach

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I'm pretty sure those names are in the SFII US manual.

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Posted: 11/30/2004 7:48 PM

Post subject: You know what would be awesome?

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Is a 2 player time attack on a fighting game where both players take advantage of emulation and execute flawless moves, counterattacks, blocks, etc... I'm not sure if this has been done before, but that movie would be like watching Neo fight Agent Smith. I think, the movie time would be short enough for just some awesome competition possibilities. Hmmm... As far as taking damage and having someone win, I think it would be cool if two people (like Genisto and Phil who are veteran time-attackers) just went at it with their best possible efforts. Someone would eventually have to get a hit in due to the extreme difficulty of being always at the right frame or not. I know this is kind of out there and it would be really tough thing to do, but I think it could be really worthwhile. Ideas?

Posted: 12/1/2004 12:20 AM

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bjladd, that's a pretty cool idea. The key to make the video cool is lots of combos and counter-attacks. Like player 1 attacks, combo-style, but player 2 blocks it all and responds with a combo of his/her own. Or player 2 throws a projectile which player 1 jumps over and then smacks player 2 around. I think the Zangief movie is a great example of combo use, even with all the throws.

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Posted: 12/1/2004 11:22 AM

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A_Runnelid

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I just wanted to say that the most you can have remaining on the clock after finishing a round in SFII (for SNES) is 96. (But it's not realisitically possible to accomplish in a fight.) Just have someone repeatedly walk into Chun Li's Lightning Kick or E. Honda's Hundred Handslap moves. (Fierce for both.) Perhaps that's only possible in the Vs. Mode on damage level 7. This doesn't help progress in any way, just thought I'd mention it. Andreas

Posted: 5/19/2006 2:28 AM

Post subject: street fighter movie by saturn

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andrewg

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I was just curious who you used in the time challenge mode and what moves did you perform? i cannot veiw the video and would like to know.

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Posted: 5/19/2006 5:18 AM

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SpiDeY

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Zangieff X Dhalsim He makes a 7-Hit Combo followed by a 3-Hit Combo. That's all I can tell..

Posted: 5/19/2006 1:31 PM

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Saturn

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Here is a AVI of this short movie I encoded a while ago: http://rapidshare.de/files/20844811/SSF2_TimeChallenge-WR_by_Saturn.avi.html In the Time Challenge movie my goal was to knockout the opponent as fast as possible no matter how boring or repetitive the combos would look. Due to some testings Zangief turned out to be the fastest character for a quick KO (I'm not 100% sure though). Dhalsim was a good opponent because he has not a good defense so the hits hurt him more than most other fighters. Got a time of 5,902 sec and I don't think it can be improved by more than a view frames (if not at all).

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Posted: 5/20/2006 5:39 AM

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andrewg

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on a console i've managed 11.1 seconds, using ken. This will be an interesting video. for some reason i can only hear the sound. i dont know why. well, I can make out what you do i think. many taps of A to make him unconscious, then a final blow doing that spinning move.

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Posted: 5/21/2006 12:23 AM

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Saturn

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The AVI is encoded using the x264 codec which is also used for many AVIs on this site. If it doesn't show anything simply install the FFDShow decoder which is recommended by the x264 developers to playback this format.

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Posted: 5/24/2006 12:15 AM

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Joined: 5/22/2006
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ya, if you have a problem with video ever, do yourself a favor and download vlc. http://www.videolan.org/vlc/

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Posted: 5/13/2010 7:16 PM

Post subject: Street Fighter 2 Moves

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Guernsey

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I don't feel like necroposting even when there are other threads like this but can anyone show how to do the moves on the keyboard/SNES controller? I don't like spamming tthem and I know I cannot be a master overnight, that takes awhile and I need help the guides help somewhat but I cannot understand the whole HF, HF thing. Can anyone tell how to execute moves on ZSNES, SNES9x or Dpad?

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Posted: 5/13/2010 7:21 PM

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Nach

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Each character has their own move set. The moves are generally one of the following: Pressing a punch or kick button repeatedly. Press down then up and punch or kick. Press back then forward and punch or kick. Do a quarter roll and punch or kick. A quarter roll would be down towards forward, or forward towards down, down towards back or anything along those lines. For example, Ken & Ryu's Tatsumaki Senpuu Kyaku (Hurricane Kick) is down, down+back, back+kick. There's a few other moves combos but that's the gist of 90% of them.

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Posted: 5/17/2010 2:14 AM

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Guernsey

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I see but where is the training mode?

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Posted: 5/22/2010 5:10 PM

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Guernsey

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oh ok thanks

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Posted: 5/23/2010 2:42 AM

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Trademark_Skidmark

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This might be obvious, but a workaround for the fact that there's no training mode is to use cheats to give 2P infinite health and turn on unlimited time (although you might be able to change the time from the options, but I haven't played in a while.) Also, what SF2 are we talking about here?

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Posted: 5/27/2010 7:42 PM

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Guernsey

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Iw as referring to the World Warrior, Turbo Version and Super.

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Posted: 5/27/2010 8:49 PM

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An easier workaround is to just make a savestate when the match starts and load it when the opponent runs out of health. There are a few other standard moves: - Down, Forward, Down+Forward+kick/punch - Back, Down+Back, Down, Down+Forward, Forward+punch/kick - All three punch/kick buttons at the same time - Spin whole circle + punch/kick (this one is impossible, no one has ever done it.)

Posted: 5/27/2010 8:49 PM

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