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| Hungrywolf 1248th Post
 
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|  "Re(6):Blah...."
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Probably, but maybe they will fix it some. Anyhow, at least it'll be released on the same day at CvS2 on GCN so I'll just buy both of them at the same time (I may or may not be right that the date is the 16th but I know the release dates listed were for the same day for both of them).
Unless there's a major overhaul done to it, I'd recommend to avoid KOFEX and get CvS2EO only. And if you absolutely have to buy 2 games on that week, I'd suggest Beach Spikers over KOFEX...
Yes, it's THAT bad. At least the original Japanese version was.
You tell me that, but I'm not gonna listen. Did you play it on the GBA? That's all I want to know. I plan to buy Beach Spikers too prob.
Heh...I didn't know HungryWolf was a RICH kid...SHOW ME THE MONEY!! 
This is what I mean by how the name "KOF" sells in another thread where I rant about why SNK/Eolith does't invest in a new board, thinking that KOF wouldn't sell well to recoup the investment. Even if someone points a gun at your head telling you not to buy a KOF game, you would still do it. That is how hot some fans are.
There aren't THAT many people like that in the US though, they need to move boards to help build a much larger fanbase. I still think the game isn't as bad as everyone makes it out to be. No, I'm not a rich kid, but I do save up my money from working to buy stuff. As a college student living at home, I have certain advantages, in the fact I don't have to pay bills and stuff. Besides, I said I'd get Beach Spikers eventually, not the same day as CvS2 and KoF EX neoblood (BTW, I'm gonna be getting that special collectors edition of the Robotech game for the GCN in Sept. that's 80 buck too!).  I still have faith in KoF EX Neoblood.
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| Hungrywolf 1260th Post
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| "Re(4):Blah...." , posted Wed 31 Jul 18:09
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I'm just wondering, but how well do these fighters (SFII, KOFEX) play on the GBA? The tiny control pad doesn't look like it would work very well trying pull off dragon punch maneuvers or qcb,hcf supers.
Actually, SF2 plays quite well. I really like the game and it was done excellently. I'm pretty sure that KoF doesn't play as well as SF2, don't know yet. Oh, and according to the Capcom USA site, CvS2 is slated for a Sept, not an Aug. release, but the listing I saw at EB said Aug.
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| Iron D 1928th Post
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| "SSF2TR" , posted Thu 1 Aug 01:34
My personal experience with SSF2TR hasn't been all peachy. Having to press buttons with different amounts of pressure to get different strength attacks has never worked entirely well for me, and this is the worst case for me. Plus the way you have to hold the GBA, it made my hands cramp up pretty quickly. It's either the GBA or the game itself, because I didn't have this problem with SvC on the NGPC. And pulling off all super motions, the uppercut motion (f,d,df+whatever), and all reverse motions (reverse fireball, reverse uppercut, etc.) was near impossible for me.
It WAS quite an awesome game besides that though. Great music, graphics, characters, modes, and secrets.
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| Hungrywolf 1265th Post
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| "Re(1):SSF2TR" , posted Thu 1 Aug 08:01
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My personal experience with SSF2TR hasn't been all peachy. Having to press buttons with different amounts of pressure to get different strength attacks has never worked entirely well for me, and this is the worst case for me. Plus the way you have to hold the GBA, it made my hands cramp up pretty quickly. It's either the GBA or the game itself, because I didn't have this problem with SvC on the NGPC. And pulling off all super motions, the uppercut motion (f,d,df+whatever), and all reverse motions (reverse fireball, reverse uppercut, etc.) was near impossible for me.
It WAS quite an awesome game besides that though. Great music, graphics, characters, modes, and secrets.
Well, I don't worry about different pressure, since I only use weak and strong attacks.
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| Hungrywolf 1270th Post
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| "Re(4):SSF2TR" , posted Thu 1 Aug 10:57:
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I believe that there's a possible way to use the L button like a Shift key on a keyboard... so that pressing A, B and R will give you punches, and holding L while hitting A, B and R will get you kicks. I switched it on a friend's GBA with Super SF 2 Turbo Revival, to see how it worked... and it felt odd. But I'm sure I could get used to it.
I don't know if you have to unlock the feature though... I tried it on my brand new SSF2TR and it didn't have those options. But I know I did it on my friend's... I'm hoping I'm not crazy.
Anyway... I'm thinking that's probably an alternate method of button pressing that'll be easier on the hands.
I don't have much trouble with the game. I mainly use the A and B buttons for my strong attacks, which is what I mainly use, though I do use the shoulder buttons from time to time.
Edit: BTW, even though Capcom says CvS2 EO has a sept. release, other sites list it as Aug. 15 (Just like EB does) and also, I think the SFA3 on GBA should be good as well, I can't wait for it.
Hungry Like The Wolf
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