Streetfighter2 hyperfighting
15 June 2006, 01:03 AM
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keep an eye on www.majornelson.com and forums.xbox.com , as both of these sites will to let you know when SF2 will be released.
15 June 2006, 07:07 AM
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I'm with you bob, this isn't going to be as good as so many think.
no matter how much I loved super mario when I play it now it just doesn't cut it. Old games are best left in the past where I can't pick faults in them.
no matter how much I loved super mario when I play it now it just doesn't cut it. Old games are best left in the past where I can't pick faults in them.
15 June 2006, 08:52 AM
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Originally Posted by bob269
How many people are actually going to get this and realise nostilga is short lived. SF was crap, face it 
I remember spending hours in the arcade (not in this country, mind) with quarters lined up on the screen, waiting in the queue to challenge one of the dozens waiting. good fun.
And it's still prolly the best 2d fighter -- best combo/cut off system. Sure it isn't up to today's 3d stuff - but with some of the Capcom games, the animation quality was superb (thinking of the Marvel vs xx series)
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15 June 2006, 05:06 PM
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Originally Posted by MortuumMorgue
Blasphemor!
And it's still prolly the best 2d fighter -- best combo/cut off system.
And it's still prolly the best 2d fighter -- best combo/cut off system.
It was destroyed on the PS2 when they took it to 3D-ish Tekken style movements...the game was flawless as a 2-player 2D ha-do-ken fest
Never mind the X360 release, I've got myself 2 SF2 boards (one Champion Edition and one Hyperfighting), just need jamma cabinets for them and we're away!
Attack me if you dare, I will crush you
15 June 2006, 07:47 PM
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This is sad:
I went to the CES (I think it was called back then) at Earls Court when Nintendo had a huge stand advertising the forthcoming SFII for the UK SNES. I'd been playing a US import version for 6 months prior, and was awesome at it (and I still am ), entered the knockout competition and came third. I actually made some kids cry by double-perfecting them, haha 
Edit to add, I can't play it on the PS2, the controller isn't as dragon-punch happy as the SNES's one is, so I generally play a Japanese version on my Famicom.
Sho-ryu-ken!
I went to the CES (I think it was called back then) at Earls Court when Nintendo had a huge stand advertising the forthcoming SFII for the UK SNES. I'd been playing a US import version for 6 months prior, and was awesome at it (and I still am
), entered the knockout competition and came third. I actually made some kids cry by double-perfecting them, haha Edit to add, I can't play it on the PS2, the controller isn't as dragon-punch happy as the SNES's one is, so I generally play a Japanese version on my Famicom.
Sho-ryu-ken!
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15 June 2006, 07:52 PM
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I remember being so big headedly awesome at it when I was younger,mates not being able to touch me. Then played a 11 year old girl out newquay in the arcade on hyperfighting one day and she owned me big time
Im big enough to own up to it now next time i see that bitch she is getting a slap though
Im big enough to own up to it now next time i see that bitch she is getting a slap though
15 June 2006, 08:07 PM
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Originally Posted by kingofturds
next time i see that bitch she is getting a slap though