Voting no for your violence against women, cops, old men, and American Ryu clones.
Ok, I give it a meh for real. The biggest problem was that you overused the special kick juggle, IMO. But the majority of things were well done though.
There is a game called Achievement Unlocked where you simply have to unlock 100 achievements to beat it. OK, doesn't have so much to do with the actual topic, but I thought I'd mention it.
Kinda fun, actually. I'm stuck on 072, 074, and 075 (turn blue, orange, and black), otherwise I have them all.
Edit: Got it. Stupid cheap trick to get them
Number keys
I can do it in 328 seconds. w00t.
Dunno about this one, since the game's screen are sideways, it may be hard for viewers to properly see it without damaging their necks.
But, perhaps a different brain game would be more proper. (frame advance only test.)
DeSmuME has a menu option to rotate the screen, so that isn't an issue.
And if they're playing the AVI/MKV/MP4/whatever, VLC has an option to rotate the video (Tools -> Extended Settings).
I have to vote no.
Too many missed attacks, too few major combos to keep juggling the enemy (if it's possible in Alpha 2 - I only had the SNES version which was total frustration and I hate this game), and I just overall didn't find this as entertaining as other SF2 videos.
Since this is going for entertainment over speed, I put my judgment towards that, and I don't think it meets what needs to be met.
Anyhows, I did a test of Prism. It can be completed fast; disappointingly so I think. The puzzles at the beginning are almost TOO easy, and can be completed before the screen even fades in entirely. It only takes 3 frames to move the objects around the screen, but for the majority of the early puzzles there aren't many objects to move around.
Stage 1 puzzleHyper stage test (frame advance only)
The most common error that people are getting is caused not by the OS, but by your processor. The general version uses SSE, and if your processor doesn't support it, the program crashes. Get the non-SSE version for it to work.
You abuse the game's engine, rules, and cheat death. Gotta love it.
Yes vote for me.
Curious though, I see some extra levels after the ending. What happens when you clear them?
I know the concern that this isn't the lowest possible % for TASing anymore, but the reason I'd rather see this over the 6% (current low%)? The scope of 14% is a hell of a lot more entertaining then watching somebody use the X-Ray glitch and slowly scroll up while flashing the X-Ray beam left, then right, then left, then right, then left, then right, then...you get the point.
The 6% run is BORING. This site is not only about speed, but ENTERTAINMENT! Let's not forget this people. That's what makes this type of low% so much different then, say, the Super Mario 64 low% change from 16 stars to 1 star to 0 stars. It's still entertaining at 0 stars, just shorter.
I'd rather see this run on the site and the 6% run obsoleted. Sorry to those that don't agree with me, but this is my opinion.
YES to this, gone to 6%. Though I'm willing to compromise and have both up and change 6% to a glitch run.
Thank you for such a kind, thoughtful and understanding post in light of everything I've been going through. I don't know what I'd do without fans like you.
I know. Such WONDERFUL people.
Just for that, take an extra 2 weeks off you indefinite period of hold. You deserve it.
It's fast and it's well performed. Plus a guy with a six shooter? Oh hell yeah.
I couldn't get it to finish before, but it certainly could have been me. If it works for others, then it's a definite yes in my book.
7. No-damage probably shouldn't be absolute, but it's certainly possible (someone had a nontas completed excepting Prime herself only). Also, there are some save rooms you go through, aren't there? Or am I conflating Prime and Prime 2 in that respect? (I do know of them there)
10. Someone had a damage table compilation going on scuk. Unfortunately, scuk no longer appears to exist.
To the best of my recollection, all of Prime 1's save rooms are in branched off rooms, so it's possible to play the game and not go through a single one. Unless you count Samus' space ship (the game prompts you to save after you arrive on Tallon IV).
Liked it, voting yes.
Stupid question: Why is M. Bison called Vega in this game?
Because that's his original name. M. Bison was originally the boxer, but the names were changed in the US because it was too close to "Mike Tyson" (His full Japanese name is Mike Bison) and they're probably get sued. All Japanese games (such as this one) call him Vega, Balrog is M. Bison, and Vega is Balrog.
This is also why Akuma in here is listed as Gouki.
Haha. Go over to SDA, download the SOTN run with Alucard, then turn on Satoryu's commentary and hear his feeling on zombies. You'll have happy to hear it. :P
