While I didn't particularly enjoy the movie (I find many of the fighting game movies I've watched to be boring, and didn't vote for exactly that reason), I did enjoy watching Hugo whiff throw after throw, and the CPU being humiliated by perfect parrying and being danced around. I think that this could be an enjoyable movie if:
- the Oro vs. Oro fight were actually won before X.C.O.P.Y. runs out.
- more combos were showcased, acknowledging that the top-play juggles require super meter and are therefore unusable.
- the SUV fight involved EX moves where possible -- as noted, you have a full super bar during the fight and you gain meter for hitting it.
- you perfect the basketball round. You've clearly stated that, for this movie, "Does not aim for fastest time" is a goal, so why would you purposely avoid having the 'Perfect' bonus show up?
- I'm torn on the Gill fight. On the one hand, it is really nice to see him get kicked around by his clone. On the other, I would love to see different two rounds of Twelve comboing him into oblivion because he's the boss.
- some glitches were showed off, instead of just hitbox abuse. Obviously nothing game-reset-worthy like the Marvel Super Heroes vs. Street Fighter [
http://tasvideos.org/2056M.html] run, because that would mean starting over.
I like Third Strike, and I like even more seeing the highest-level CPUs being taken advantage of, and I did enjoy seeing Twelve's mutability being used. I just think that, as noted above, there are a few things that would make the movie more watchable than single hits and parries.
