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| Juan 2483th Post
 
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|  "Re(4):Capcom All Stars Matches, see Alex, str"
, posted Wed 2 Oct 17:18
Woah now. How did those titles exactly sucked? I know is your own twisted, porno influenced opinion, but i would like to know.
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So far Capcom 3d fighters (Rival Schools series, Star Gladiator series, Tech Romancer, Power Stone series) have been great,
I thought they all sucked, that's why this game has me worried.
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| Ferrio 300th Post
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| "Re(5):Capcom All Stars Matches, see Alex, str" , posted Wed 2 Oct 17:52
Well when I play Capcom type games I expect them to play well... like Capcom fighters. Instead you have wacky 3d happy happy fun time fighters like Project justice and Tech Romancer. Project justice was like some horrible hybrid of the Ex engine and the MVC2 category. Look out here comes the chain combos... look there you go in there... hey lemme call my team to come kiss YOU KISSIE KISSIE.
As for the EX series, it doesn't feel right at all. Kudos for them trying to replicate the 2d feel on a 3d engine but it just didn't work... the speed and general feel of the game felt very odd.
Ok so I'm exaggerating a little, but here's my philosophy on 3d fighters.
1. Make it totally unlike 2d fighters, ie no such thing as combos... more so as canned chains or juggles (VF, Tekken ect)
2. If you try to replicate the 2D features (combos, links, crossups) then do it FUCKING RIGHT. They haven't yet, maybe Allstars will be a bit closer.....
Again I take fighting games pretty damn seriously, sure rival schools or EX is cool if you wanna dick around and look at the spiffy team supers and what not... but getting down at some serious fighting it doesn't seem to hold up very well.
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| Freeter 3273th Post
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| "Re(6):Capcom All Stars Matches, see Alex, str" , posted Wed 2 Oct 19:05
Seen a few vids, comments:
-The guys playing were totally scrubbish. Strider vid: jab jab jab jab, move a bit, jab jab jab jab, crouch, jab jab jab jab...(rinse and repeat)
-Action looks kinda slow, but then again, these two guys didn't really bother to mix it up, so it may just be them. After all, I wouldn't waste the entire match turtling with Batsu like that.
-Finish Blow doesn't look that bad, well, the setup at least. I hope the real moves don't look cheesy.
So far, I'm still pumped for this game, though Capcom could reduce the priority on those jabs some.
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| Dash no Chris
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| "Re(3):Capcom All Stars Matches, see Alex, str" , posted Thu 3 Oct 08:28
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RUGAL : Poison clearly fights differently than she did in Final Fight Revenge. In FFR, she was a fireball/uppercut character; doesn't look like she's going to now.
what???? what did she throw? her high heels?
Poison's primary projectile was the pair of handcuffs he wore on the beltloops of his cutoffs. He also had a Super Move in which he blew a kiss (that launched a slow-moving, short-ranged, heart-shaped projectile) at his opponent. His whip attack could be used to inflict damage, cancel an incoming (enemy) projectile, or take a weapon (bat, sword, etc) out of an opponent's grasp.
--Chris
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| Dash no Chris
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| "Re(5):Capcom All Stars Matches, see Alex, str" , posted Thu 3 Oct 11:17
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You forgot to mention that if the heart from the kiss hit, a number of somewhat naughty pictures of Poison would flash by very quickly, and if she finished you with it, she had a win pose where she would gyrate around one of those poles (you know what I'm talking about.) She also had a super where she would spin around and launch in to the air with her whip ( an uppercut super ). She says " what a man! " for one of her win poses, but she doesn't say this to herself in mirror matches ( ha ha ha, I check this. )
I'd planned to go into greater detail regarding Poison's fighting techniques in FFR, but I made my previous post during a 15-minute break here at the office. Now that I'm on my lunch hour, though, I found a detailed post I made to alt.games.sf2 about 2-1/2 years ago just after I got my copy of FFR. For those who haven't seen FFR but would like to read up on CAPCOM USA's interpretation of Poison, please use the following URL:
Link Here
--Chris
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| Batsu
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|  "Re(9):Capcom All Stars Matches, see Alex, str"
, posted Fri 4 Oct 09:22
All I gotta say...they finally put
Batsu in an all-stars game, but it's
a 3D one. Well, at least he's there.
I've always wanted to lay the smack
down with Batsu on the likes of Poison,
and now that dream is coming true.
Alex, though... I am psyched. Alex
was one of the coolest characters to
come out in a while; he's sorta like
SFIII's real lead character, it should
be interesting to see how he translates
to 3D format.
And while it's more humorous to have
someone like GUILE in this game, the
fact that they chose Nash was cool.
Perhaps because he isn't GUILE (if
you're wondering why I keep typing
his name in caps, it's an inside
joke I'd be happy to explain later..)
But heck, if they can put people like
Alex and Strider Hiryu into this, I'd
like to see how someone like Cammy or
Karin would translate to 3D. Capcom is
actually making some interesting choices
with their characters all around. And with
Akira in there, you can find out who's
better for real: her or Chun-Li!
For a boss, I'd like to see an EX-issue
Vega/Bison. Because he was so totally
evil in CvS2, having reverted back to his
old "Psycho Crusher you to hell" roots.
One thing I'll say about SFEX, at least
the characters in there were true to their
old school counterparts, just modified a
little.
Gameplay, screen moving... eh, I may
be kind of biased; I liked PJ (and its
predecessors) because they merged two
of my favorite fighting game control
types. It was like playing Tekken, but
under Capcom rules, which was cool.
Project Justice kind of suffered because
the "staccato"-ism of moves really punished
the slower characters (like Daigo), but
it was an improvement. ....well, then
there's Roberto, who just effin' broke that
game.
But these are just early screens. I hate to
see 2D go, but with this game, it's nice
to see that Capcom is sort of putting up
a proverbial middle finger to the convention
of fighting games today.
"Get it straight or get the BOOT !"
"Sakura -- you're pathetic! ... what ? I said you absolutely SUCK !!"
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| Dr Baghead 1658th Post
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| "Re(2):Capcom All Stars Matches, see Alex, str" , posted Fri 4 Oct 21:37
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(...) Hey, if even Pokemon did it, it's gotta be somewhat popular there, huh?
O_O what? Could you please el..... no wait, I think I don't want to know.
Since Tiamat won't explain the plot I will...
There was some sort of swimsuit contest... I believe the winner got a Dratini (or whatever it's called... it's reference later when TR tries stuffing Meowth in a Dratini suit) among those who enter are Misty, Ash's Mom, Jessie, and James.... James obviously being a man he wore rather creepy fake breast.
I'm not sure if it's the quiet the same as a new-half like Poison... but it's a guy with boobs pretending to be a girl.
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| Cain Highwind
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| "Re(3):Capcom All Stars Matches, see Alex, str" , posted Fri 4 Oct 22:17
I was looking around Gamefaqs, and in the recently created forum for Capcom Fighting All Stars, someone posted this, supposedly he played the game at the JAMMA show. It's Mike Haggar's translated "intro"
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In Metro city, a package had been sent to Haggar from a little girl. Haggar, being cautious with the package, took it to the police to be opened. Inside was a bomb that the "Mad Gear" had used before called (LAUGHTER SUN).
*phone rings*
Haggar - Haggar here
Unknown person - Did you like the present I sent you?
Haggar - You! Are you Mad Gear!
Uknown person - Mad Gear has just now, been destroyed!
You can see Mad Gear members lying beside the guys legs
Haggar - What do you want?
Unknown person - My name is DEATH. And to be honest, I want to play a little game.
Haggar - Game?
DEATH - It's a very simple game of catch. I'll run around Metro city with LAUGHTER SUN, and if you catch me, you win. Also, I want an individual by the name of D.D. to be a part of this game.
Hagar - D.D.!? Who is that?
DEATH - I can't answer too much. Now, let the game begin
the phone ends
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Just thought I'd point this out. The game DOES have a storyline it seems, with intros and most likely endings. Maybe the reason we're seeing a small but unique cast is because maybe Capcom wants to try to put storyline back into their fighting games. I think it's great!
As for the way the game looks, I'm excited. Well, the only 3-D fighter I've really played was SFEX3, and it was less than what I had hoped. So I can't say anything like "this game looks cooler than Tekken 4" or anything like that. But I'm still going to play it, because compared to EX3 this game will rock IMHO. The character animation and models look many steps higher than what I saw in EX3, and unlike the little I've played of Tekken, it looks like you can actually jump in this game!
My only complaint is the character roster, like everyone else, I want to see a bit more variety in the lineup.
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| TiamatRoar
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| "Re(5):Capcom All Stars Matches, see Alex, str" , posted Sat 5 Oct 13:35:
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Well, he DID say he thought he didn't want to know :p
Probably because of the way you pharsed it...
You made it sound like there was a male character who had breast implants and pretended to be female (as you've closed statements made about Poison being a new half by saying "it was even in the uncut episode 18 of Pokemon, so must be popular")... all James had was an inflatable suit, which is just made him a transvestite(and even in edited American episodes he does that A LOT) not transexual like Poison...
Even though he said he didn't want to know I thought it was worth clearing up... because it's not as creepy as it sounds (no more creepy then when he dressed like a Hoola girl and kept saying "cooooool!") and not really comparable to Poison.
Well, the word 'new-half' is not in my post. I (and the post I was replying to) said "certain facts" and you ASSUMED it meant new-half. What I meant in my own post by certain facts was guys that looked like they had breasts to the point where you couldn't tell if they were fake (IE, the number one reason most can't believe that Poison is a guy). 'Why' in this instance is irrelevant. At any rate, anyone who glances at the screenshots of Episode 18 without knowing the plot probably wouldn't realize that James was in an inflatable suit. At least, I and everyone on the RPGamer pokemon message board back then sure as heck didn't (boy, did THAT lead to some awkward conversation then). Hey, it was creepy enough to get it censored from the American version. I don't think hoola James actually showed cleavage (though I could be wrong. Haven't watched Pokemon in a while)
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| TiamatRoar 251th Post
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| "Re(9):Capcom All Stars Matches, see Alex, str" , posted Sun 6 Oct 01:43:
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Funny thing about James though... his voice actor has said he doesn't think James is gay (when asked if he was due to the cross-dressing, the rose, and episode 18), yet he still seems to play him as if he was (it's the laugh I tell you!)
Well, it's true that every once in a while, there's definitive proof that James is straight (the ghost episode, for one thing, and I'm sure there were other rare moments when James was in love with a girl, too), but all the 'evidence' that he's gay is circumstantial at best... even if there's a lot of it :P
....goooo going off topic?
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