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| Ishmael
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|  "Re(1):Top 10..."
, posted Fri 31 May 16:37
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10 things I can still remember about KOF96...
1. Defeat Mature and Vice using Jump CD all the way...(Does not apply to all characters you use, but most)
2. Defeat Clark and Ralf using Stand D all the way...(Does not apply to all characters you use, but most)
3. Wait for Iori and Mai to charge their powers before attacking.
4. Wait for Geese to do his close Double Reppuken before attacking. Same goes for King's endless "Surprise Rose" once she started it.
5. Do the unlimited Haoshokohken and Krauser Wave when your life is low. Computer players do not defend them most of the time.
6. Clark and Goro has dodges...BCD together.
7. Defeat Chizuru by using light (A/B) version of projectiles ("fireballs"). Goenitz is one of the harder KOF bosses around. IF I remembered correctly, they are selectable when you do a code for Saturn version.
8. Chin's    then   is quite useful againest computer players. So does Mature's CD attack, which has an anti-air function.
9. There is a special team ending if you use a team with Kyo and Iori? I am not sure if I remembered correctly...
10.Geese should have a deadly rave DM as the soundtrack for KOF96 has his voice actor saying "Deadly Rave!". But the last time I heard it is just a rumour.
Oh yes check out Geese's MAX Raging Storm. Absolutely Awesome...
Thanks for the replies everyone.
Clark will often walk into a D attack, eh? That's good to know since he was being a pain when I was playing against him earlier.
All in all the Saturn version of KoF96 isn't bad. The characters are nice and big, the animation on both the characters and background looks intact, the load times aren't too long, and it comes with a language option complete with wonky, typo-filled SNK English. I don't know how much the gameplay differs from the original game; someone who's played both versions more recently than I have would have a better idea than I.
While I like the idea of the boss team I'm not sure I like how they turned out in the game. I know they had to be toned down a tad to balance out the teams but poor Geese seems like a shadow of his normal kung-fu kingpin self. Odds are I'm missing something with him and I'll need to work on re-learning Geese yet again. Heh, who needs new games when I can just go dig up old games I've forgotten how to play?
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| Burning Kyo 352th Post
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|  "Re(2):Top 10..."
, posted Sat 1 Jun 00:27
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10 things I can still remember about KOF96...
1. Defeat Mature and Vice using Jump CD all the way...(Does not apply to all characters you use, but most)
2. Defeat Clark and Ralf using Stand D all the way...(Does not apply to all characters you use, but most)
3. Wait for Iori and Mai to charge their powers before attacking.
4. Wait for Geese to do his close Double Reppuken before attacking. Same goes for King's endless "Surprise Rose" once she started it.
5. Do the unlimited Haoshokohken and Krauser Wave when your life is low. Computer players do not defend them most of the time.
6. Clark and Goro has dodges...BCD together.
7. Defeat Chizuru by using light (A/B) version of projectiles ("fireballs"). Goenitz is one of the harder KOF bosses around. IF I remembered correctly, they are selectable when you do a code for Saturn version.
8. Chin's then is quite useful againest computer players. So does Mature's CD attack, which has an anti-air function.
9. There is a special team ending if you use a team with Kyo and Iori? I am not sure if I remembered correctly...
10.Geese should have a deadly rave DM as the soundtrack for KOF96 has his voice actor saying "Deadly Rave!". But the last time I heard it is just a rumour.
Oh yes check out Geese's MAX Raging Storm. Absolutely Awesome...
Thanks for the replies everyone.
Clark will often walk into a D attack, eh? That's good to know since he was being a pain when I was playing against him earlier.
All in all the Saturn version of KoF96 isn't bad. The characters are nice and big, the animation on both the characters and background looks intact, the load times aren't too long, and it comes with a language option complete with wonky, typo-filled SNK English. I don't know how much the gameplay differs from the original game; someone who's played both versions more recently than I have would have a better idea than I.
While I like the idea of the boss team I'm not sure I like how they turned out in the game. I know they had to be toned down a tad to balance out the teams but poor Geese seems like a shadow of his normal kung-fu kingpin self. Odds are I'm missing something with him and I'll need to work on re-learning Geese yet again. Heh, who needs new games when I can just go dig up old games I've forgotten how to play?
A very good KOF !
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| Toxico 1951th Post
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| "Re(2):Top 10..." , posted Sat 1 Jun 14:05
Cool Avatar LoL...
To defeat Chizuru do just as you did to defeat Kain, 2k Zero & Igniz: Jump behind them and they will use a DP, help yourself, you must jump far from the enemy & fall far from the enemy...
To defeat Goenitz do a slow short jump with a normal throw, you can use a special trow; but they are harder to get (Goenitz will try to Super grab you first)
Neat combos that I recall:
Joe: cr B, cr B; cr A; Tap A & give Qcf + C before the last hit if they are 15 hits, input the Qcf + C on the 14; I don't quite recall how many hits you can get)
Mature (It can be done while red or while MAX): cr A; cls B; Qcb, Hcf + B, cr A; Qcb + D... the Qcb, Hcf + B instead of giving the DM it will add an extra hit to the cls B.
Robert (only while flashing red & empty bar): cls C; Hcf + D, fwd, Hcf + A.
Leona: jp D, jp D; Air Qcf, Hcb + C.
Geese (only at max): short jump C, repeat.
Most of the rest are specific combos (vs Big or vs Chang) or they are things that you can do by yourself.
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| justicekyo
153th Post
Regular Customer
| "Re(2):Top 10..." , posted Sat 1 Jun 14:19
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10 things I can still remember about KOF96...
1. Defeat Mature and Vice using Jump CD all the way...(Does not apply to all characters you use, but most)
2. Defeat Clark and Ralf using Stand D all the way...(Does not apply to all characters you use, but most)
3. Wait for Iori and Mai to charge their powers before attacking.
4. Wait for Geese to do his close Double Reppuken before attacking. Same goes for King's endless "Surprise Rose" once she started it.
5. Do the unlimited Haoshokohken and Krauser Wave when your life is low. Computer players do not defend them most of the time.
6. Clark and Goro has dodges...BCD together.
7. Defeat Chizuru by using light (A/B) version of projectiles ("fireballs"). Goenitz is one of the harder KOF bosses around. IF I remembered correctly, they are selectable when you do a code for Saturn version.
8. Chin's then is quite useful againest computer players. So does Mature's CD attack, which has an anti-air function.
9. There is a special team ending if you use a team with Kyo and Iori? I am not sure if I remembered correctly...
10.Geese should have a deadly rave DM as the soundtrack for KOF96 has his voice actor saying "Deadly Rave!". But the last time I heard it is just a rumour.
Oh yes check out Geese's MAX Raging Storm. Absolutely Awesome...
Thanks for the replies everyone.
Clark will often walk into a D attack, eh? That's good to know since he was being a pain when I was playing against him earlier.
All in all the Saturn version of KoF96 isn't bad. The characters are nice and big, the animation on both the characters and background looks intact, the load times aren't too long, and it comes with a language option complete with wonky, typo-filled SNK English. I don't know how much the gameplay differs from the original game; someone who's played both versions more recently than I have would have a better idea than I.
While I like the idea of the boss team I'm not sure I like how they turned out in the game. I know they had to be toned down a tad to balance out the teams but poor Geese seems like a shadow of his normal kung-fu kingpin self. Odds are I'm missing something with him and I'll need to work on re-learning Geese yet again. Heh, who needs new games when I can just go dig up old games I've forgotten how to play?
ha. the game's no different from it's AES counter-part... only difference being the ASTs, and a voice samples.
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| Ishmael
10th Post
New Customer
| "Re(3):Top 10..." , posted Sun 2 Jun 13:04
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Cool Avatar LoL...
To defeat Chizuru do just as you did to defeat Kain, 2k Zero & Igniz: Jump behind them and they will use a DP, help yourself, you must jump far from the enemy & fall far from the enemy...
To defeat Goenitz do a slow short jump with a normal throw, you can use a special trow; but they are harder to get (Goenitz will try to Super grab you first)
Neat combos that I recall:
Joe: cr B, cr B; cr A; Tap A & give Qcf + C before the last hit if they are 15 hits, input the Qcf + C on the 14; I don't quite recall how many hits you can get)
Mature (It can be done while red or while MAX): cr A; cls B; Qcb, Hcf + B, cr A; Qcb + D... the Qcb, Hcf + B instead of giving the DM it will add an extra hit to the cls B.
Robert (only while flashing red & empty bar): cls C; Hcf + D, fwd, Hcf + A.
Leona: jp D, jp D; Air Qcf, Hcb + C.
Geese (only at max): short jump C, repeat.
Most of the rest are specific combos (vs Big or vs Chang) or they are things that you can do by yourself.
Thanks for the combos. You're right, that is an effective trick with Geese but, brother, it's not going to win any points for style.
I'll have to work a bit more on hopping in on Goenitz though since he's pretty good at catching me with those hurricanes he can call up. Is there a pattern or patterns that he cycles through when he starts tossing them out? It seems like there is, but I haven't been able to tell yet.
Rid Hershel: Since customized avatars seem to be the way to go around here I figured I should make a good one. ^_^
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