cactuscool
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Re: Street Fighter 4 now shipping!
According to this site »www.jammaboards.com/jcenter_jamm···ist.html Capcom hasn't used the JAMMA spec for any Streetfighter after the SF2 series. The SFIII and SF Alpha series used a different specification.
If you wanted to set up an arcade cabinet, it would probably be cheaper to buy a computer, set it up in a cabinet, and use MAME.
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Anyone know if you can still get JAMMA boards for these new versions? |
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Nightfall
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I loved these games in the arcade, but I fell out of love with them on the console because of the gamepad. I should pick one of these up if they work on the PS3 AND the PC.
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Wow  thanks for the announcement, getting it for sure 
Huge street fighter fan here btw  |
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Dooby
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Thanks for the explanation! I've seen that clip before and never really undestood it until now. Amazing once you know what the hell is going on hehe.
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Bell_Dom
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Amazon does not ship to Canada, Damnit! |
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cactuscool
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I use my PS3 Hori Real Arcade Pro 3 for MAME on PC. Lots of people consider this to be the best arcade stick available.
»www.amazon.com/Playstation-Real-···01GDQRZM
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said by Bell_Dom  :Can anyone recommend a good Fighting stick for the PC version? Does the 360 ones work, the guy at the store had no clue and i can't seem to find the info online! The 360 one should work assuming it's USB like the 360 controller.
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Bell_Dom
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Can anyone recommend a good Fighting stick for the PC version? Does the 360 ones work, the guy at the store had no clue and i can't seem to find the info online! |
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The video was amazing! My jaw dropped!
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said by TigerLord :Doing a combo still requires smashing buttons except in an orderly fashion... button smashing all the same, except with a little more class! Edit: So who won in that video? All those nerds going nuts at the screen...I am speechless! Even someone who doesn't play street fighter much would know how awesome that video is. Let me explain, of course, the fact that you claim pulling off combo's correctly is still button smashing is absurd.
The character on the right (Ken) who is player 1 is represented by the health bar on the left. Note how he basically only has to take only a single hit from anything, and even if he blocks, he will die. The other character still has a decent amount of HP left.
Player 2 initiated Chun-Li's super combo move which would have surely killed Player 1 (Ken) no problem, even if he would have blocked. However, the alpha series has parry. Pulling off a parry allows you to block the hit without taking any damage. To pull off a parry requires perfect timing, and the fact that he does so many parry's in a row is allready amazing.
However, he makes things even better, and after the super-combo from Player 2 is completely parried, he unleashes his own super-combo and completely wipes out Player 2 when all player 2 had to do was hit him with anything once.
The video is pure amazing, even if you don't like the game. It doesn't take a street fighter fan to appreciate the level of awesome witnessed in the video. This is why everyone in the crowd is going nuts.
Back on topic, i've been enjoying SF4. There are some new concepts that I don't enjoy, such as the Focus concept, and I don't like how they have made the game less combo-focused and more whatever it is now focused. The Alpha series (In my opinion the best) was all about making huge combo's in sucession. SF4 really doesn't make this possible.
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TigerLord
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Well mostly play PC so I'm mousing most of the time, it's a little different |
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said by TigerLord :Doing a combo still requires smashing buttons except in an orderly fashion... button smashing all the same, except with a little more class! By that definition, anyone using a game pad for any game is button smashing. Think about it, what do you with a game pad in any game?
I take it you don't understand because you are a "key smasher"? 
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said by shinjuru :said by TigerLord :never understood why people liked street fighter.. what's the fun with the button smashing? Here's an all time favorite of "just the right combination" moves. (youtube clip) Ahahahaha I remember that clip
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Vathral
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said by TigerLord :Doing a combo still requires smashing buttons except in an orderly fashion... button smashing all the same, except with a little more class! Edit: So who won in that video? All those nerds going nuts at the screen...I am speechless! Now this response made me speechless. Button smashers are just that, people who have no idea what they are doing and hoping to string a combo. People who don't button smash can still string good 8-15 hit combos in SF4.
Your definition of button smashing is quite odd. More class lol... |
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Doing a combo still requires smashing buttons except in an orderly fashion... button smashing all the same, except with a little more class!
Edit: So who won in that video? All those nerds going nuts at the screen...I am speechless! |
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said by TigerLord :never understood why people liked street fighter.. what's the fun with the button smashing? Here's an all time favorite of "just the right combination" moves.
»www.youtube.com/watch?v=QgSAOxwr0xE
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Have pre-ordered it off of Steam. Very excited and looking forward to when it unlocks. I've actually had the game for the 360 since release, but I can't stand the d-pad. Using my Sega Saturn USB pad, maybe I can finally pull off some decent combos and stop jumping on top of fireballs. |
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Vathral
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said by TigerLord :never understood why people liked street fighter.. what's the fun with the button smashing? lol... Only people who understand how to pull off combos (though it's nothing insane like in Marvel vs Capcom) will make button smashers cry.
Try playing a character like Guile or Zangief. |
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Airwolf
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Apparently I'm good with Gen. I'm not a Street Fighter fan, but I did enjoy the non Alpha series. |
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