jye4ever
Broke and happy
Moves look faster more crisp.
Supers visually look better than MvC3.
Supers visually look better than MvC3.
Midway Games.They need to give the rights back to...
The game requires 23 GB of free space according to PSN
that's roughly 4-5 times bigger than the last game
i know its me but i always always always find myself wanting to do the hadoken but you have to slide the stick down and then go up but the game thinks im doing the shorykuen. i always get screwed and am exposed. i wish they were different buttonsThey are making it easier for the casual player. Multiple articles have reported that the Hadoken/Shoryuken movements (which aren't that hard to do anyways ) have been replaced by double-tapping down.
They are making it easier for the casual player. Multiple articles have reported that the Hadoken/Shoryuken movements (which aren't that hard to do anyways ) have been replaced by double-tapping down.
So yeah, I can see this being released on the Switch and the Joycons.
Double tapping? so it's being made for babies. So it's become official, Street Fighter is dead.
i know its me but i always always always find myself wanting to do the hadoken but you have to slide the stick down and then go up but the game thinks im doing the shorykuen. i always get screwed and am exposed. i wish they were different buttons
you have to press down to start the hodeken but somehow i am pressing forward down foward.... when a ll i want to do is go down
Might as well just change it so that each person presses a button at the beginning, one is randomly selected to win, and you watch a pre-rendered fight video for 2 minutes to see how it turns out.Now put an option where I press two buttons and it does a 75 hit unblockable combo.
Now put an option where I press two buttons and it does a 75 hit unblockable combo.
They didn't nerf it for SFV, this is just being reported for MvC:Infinite.
In all seriousness, this happens to me as well, probably because of the D-Pad (yes, I know, a good craftsman never blames his tools, LOL). I'm not serious enough to invest in fighting sticks.
Since I was weaned primarily on Street Fighter 2 on the Super Nintendo, to this day I'm more comfortable with D-pads than arcade-style joysticks.
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