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Ultra Street Fighter II box confirms 1st person mode and 250 page art gallery
- Thread starter Skeletos311
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sixteen-bit
Member
It would be smart of them to filter that out of Ranked play or at least make it a toggle. Or have an option like some games such as VF5FS allow you to get around customizations if you don't necessarily want to see them.
El Sabroso
Member
at least is for sprites with no bloom colors like sfxt, those models with bloom were annoying
neo2046
Member
LOL
This reminds me of a Dragon Ball Plug and Play system that Bandai released years ago.
In it, you had to move your arms to perform Goku's Kamehameha.
Also, in the Dragon Ball Z ports for the Wii, you also cloud perform the special moves by moving the Wiimotes.
I hope they add some combos or something or some punches and such to it. Granted it was beginner, so it's pretty basic, but they could do a lot with something like that.
The fuck?
Motion controls are not good enough to differentiate between a hadouken and a shoryuken?
Looks like butt.
hey_it's_that_dog
benevolent sexism
More quality motion control based gameplay. Can't get enough of it.
I noticed that, too. The game is only 50% complete, right? If so, I hope they figure that out. Tatsumaki looks like it triggers like it's supposed to. Looks like it could be fun, though.
KingdomHeartsFan
Member
He couldn't even get the right attack to work, I stopped watching after he did it twice so close together.
No way. Action in screen is SECONDS after he moves the controllers. And only three moves available with no aiming and no movement. Looks terrible.
This was more fun
The Hermit
Member
What's the timestamp?
Coulomb_Barrier
Member
Classic character artwork of all time for this game.
2:57:41
The Hermit
Member
Thanks
Regardless of fan opinion, I'm pretty sure this is actually true.
Alpha: 1995
Alpha 2: 1996
III: 1997
III Second Impact: 1997
Alpha 3: 1998
III Third Strike: 1999
Capcom had shifted from the Alpha series to the III series, but the III series (and the CPS3 in general) weren't doing well. It's not entirely because III dropped the classic characters; arcade owners also didn't want an expensive new machine, especially one that could kill itself if mishandled. If memory serves, Alpha 3 was made specifically so that they could sell a new CPS2 game and arcade owners didn't have to buy an entirely new machine.
More importantly, I hope we can rename characters a la CVS2's colour edit. So we can change Balrog's name to Mike Tyson and Blanka's to Pikachu.
Some of us like to see the cover art in person. It's cool.
Lol. To be fair though arms seems to have some fidelity to it's motion controlls. Could be on the devs end. Hope this is part of the whole "50% done" thing.
forknknife
Banned
This mode ruins the rest of the game for me. Hope they release some virtual console SF2 version as I'd prefer getting that.
b00_thegh0st
Member
Sorry but what? Your game is ruined because of some totally optional bonus game?
If you're interested in the rest of the game, can't you just... you know... not play this mode?
90% of the people who do play this will probably touch that mode all of once anyhow. What's the difference?
b00_thegh0st
Member
3.3 and 2X are still tournament material. Zero 3 not as much.
Many players are in love with 3.3.
forknknife
Banned
Nah, it's a huge stain on the game i don't want to be reminded about specially after paying 50 bucks for it.