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Jaguar also has Ultra Vortex.....
At least the graphics weren't terrible:
At least the graphics weren't terrible:
Steve Fox Technique
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theres just no way you can pull that off in real life as smooth as that
i dunno i just kinda got tired of it by that point,too many palette swaps and stupid new characters (i did like the cyber ninjas though) and the storylines,you could tell they werent even trying at that point...it was a good bang for your buck if you needed to play mk,but i was more of a street fighter,tekken,soul calibur ,king of fighters guy i guess
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I will politely disagree and state that MKII is the best in the series
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yeah that game was the shit.
i think the series has pretty much sucked since except for the one they just put out which seems pretty bad ass
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I tried his version of the parry during sparring(bumping and sliding) and it worked really well.
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Time Killers was the best man... straight chainsaw your arm off like right now...
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He's a can.
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Was about to make this thread and instead I found this thread. I was watching Ricardo Lopez and Naseem Hamed and in some strange way he is like a blend of both conventional and unconventional boxing.
The way he throws punches as well as constantly shifts his weight from his front and back foot is very textbook while his swaying back and counter is very Naseem Hamed/Bryan Hawk like.
The way he throws punches as well as constantly shifts his weight from his front and back foot is very textbook while his swaying back and counter is very Naseem Hamed/Bryan Hawk like.
dudley is the best,but man balrog in the street fighter 2 championship edition was a force to be reckoned with,his punches did redonculous damage
funny you say that he was absolute low tier garbage in sf2ce now super turbo balrog was in the top tier due to his low rush and buffalo headbutt being one of best dps in the game but yeah he suckeddd in all sf2s besides the last 2
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Some guys with long range attacks like dhalsim were a nightmare to beat w balrog,but his punches did so much damage
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He had a kick in one of his 10x combos iirc (last Tekken I played was 5). Okay not really a kick, but he hops onto your opponent's foot and it does like 1% damage.
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im a tekken master, tekken 3 master cause im old. Anyways, steve fox's moves are realistic as are many of the other moves the characters do in tekken.
Tekken for me does not really simulate real fighting. However if you have 2 good guys playing eachother, what it does do, is simulate the mental part of fighting. IE faking your opponent, changing up the combo, etc etc. It captures the "chess" part of fighting, without actually fighting yourself.
however if you want to copy a fighters techniques, you should just copy Ryu and learn the Hadoken.
Tekken for me does not really simulate real fighting. However if you have 2 good guys playing eachother, what it does do, is simulate the mental part of fighting. IE faking your opponent, changing up the combo, etc etc. It captures the "chess" part of fighting, without actually fighting yourself.
however if you want to copy a fighters techniques, you should just copy Ryu and learn the Hadoken.
