Her latest mission is to terminate Shadolu's "bosses". As she travels the world to accomplish her mission, a surprising truth begins to unfold.
Fei Long is also full of energy - but he's hot-blooded, reckless, and very emotional. Basically simple minded, he's easily moved to tears. After years of kung-fu training, he's become a famous martial-arts star in action movies. But when he learns about the "International Fighting Championship", Fei Long decides to enter and test his skill. T'Hawk comes across as an unsociable guy, but actually he's warm-hearted and has great respect for Earth and animals. He doesn't like to fight, but once enraged, nothing can stop him.
While on his deathbed, T'Hawk's father told the fighter that his family had been chased from its homeland by the "Shadolu" organization. Now he's ready to return to the land of his ancestors and reclaim his home from the Shadolu. One new feature is that the dizzies are shown before you even land.
This puts the downed fighter at a disadvantage, since the other player can then back off briefly and do devastating combos. Many power moves are your best defense as well as offense. Perform your move to counter and simultaneously hit. Try a close D.
These moves are also great for reversing traps. Moves have more of a recoiling effect. After certain moves, the player is pushed back out of range to prevent cheap combos. Timings and ranges have been altered to make things even. The theory behind combos is hitting your opponent to prevent them from blocking several moves in succession. For charging moves it's very important to pull back in the air or you'll be charged when you land.
Another method is to do an attack that almost goes through your foe and turns around like Honda's and Zangief's splash. This is often hard to block if you don't know what side they are on. One last technique is to trap your opponent by "zoning". Keep them at a distance where you can always counter and chip away at them. This is cheap but works well, especially with characters that use projectile weapons. For the first time in the States, four machines will be hooked up in tand and bubble burstersem for eight-player simultaneous competition.
Some sport games have used dual screens, but never have there been four together. Not only will the competition be high, but the quality is supposed to be equally impressive, with computer control and surround sound quality with Q Sound.
This new challenge is bound to renew arcade interest in SF II. Stand-alone versions will be available as well, but the awesome challenge of Tournament Mode is hard to resist. The happy mon from Jamaica is a real contender for the title. His moves are fast, far reaching and damaging.
Look for this overall well balanced character to become a quick favorite in your local arcade. She is the only other female world warrior. Don't let her size fool you - she has air throws, fast ground attacks and her moves do a considerable amount of damage. Move over Chun, here's Cammy! This is the next big boy on the block.
His moves are devastating. Zangief players may take stock in this power-house that requires real timing in order to defeat enemies.
This guy is quick and loaded with combos. His moves aren't that damaging, but he makes it up with multiple hits. The only thing he needs is a Fireball! Probably the most balanced character, Ryu is equally fast and powerful. He is the master of the Fireball and still takes off quite a bit with every hit. The female warrior has gotten the majority of the new moves. Mostly they're just revisions, but they give her a new edge in the competition.
The liberated Russian gets pumped up with a few new moves including an Air Throw. The tough wrestler has a new standard throw. The poor sumo hasn't gotten any new moves, but he has a faster Torpedo that can be used in combos. As if Ken wasn't powerful enough already, they gave him a four-hit Flaming Dragon Punch.
You can imagine the combos that will leave you with little or no energy. The beast has a new technique for dodging. Fireballs, but still remains the same. He's still got range and speed. The yoga master has gotten some of the range and a few fire attacks that complement each other.
He is great for zoning an opponent with his fire and long attacks. This big boxer has a new technique for going through projectiles. He has also gotten a large variety of new punches to help diversify him.
The former champ is making a big comeback with loads of new attacks. He hasn't gotten any new power moves but he doesn't really need them. The beauty queen has gained an extra move but more importantly he has several new kicks and punches. Now he's more agile.
The service man hasn't gotten any new moves, but he's been restored to his old powerful self. People complained that he was weak - not now. Yes indeed, all the moves you liked in the arcade are here! Play as the boss characters, too! No stupid trick for that one! The game play has been sped up to lightning speeds.
Even Chun Li has her fireball! You can expect this arcade wonder to hit your Super NES very soon. Is is worth the wait? I You bet! Street Fighter 2 Turbo Edition may just be the ultimate fighting game! No more "Special" editions. No more multi-month delays. No more second place for Sega. In fact, Genesis owners will get a few exclusive benefits, such as faster game play. Super is a straight dump from coin-op, so of course all the New Challengers, new moves for the old World Warriors and bosses, new computer A.
Of course, the big question is how sharp the graphics will look and how clean the audio will sound given the Genesis's capabilities. Overall, it looks like there will be a few minor feature differences between the Genesis and SNES versions. For starters, the Genesis has an extra star of speed, for a total of five speed levels , as opposed to four on the SNES Also, for computer-crushing fighters, a new Expert mode enables you to challenge all 16 opponents instead of just 12 on the SNES.
The Score Challenge mode, where you fight to earn the most points in a certain amount of time, replaces Time Challenge mode. Finally, the Match Play mode from Group Battle has been nixed in favor of a Point Match mode where the amount of time remaining on the clock when you beat the enemy translates into points, and the player who scores the most points over the series wins.
Super Sega's extra star is an indication that this could be another great-feeling edition of the legendary series.
You felt it in the wind. You heard it whispered in the alleys. You smelled it like the sweat and blood dripping off Sagat's scarred chest. The only thing Capcom hasn't planned for this game is Super Turbo moves from the pew arcade game.
Here's a first look at the SNES edition of what's shaping up to be one of the biggest arcade conversions. The colony has been attacked, you must fight Have you ever been in such a strange place? Then do everything to explore it right now. Help the alien and good luck to you! An amazing shooter game. Control a heavy armed warrior on a difficult arena and eliminate everyone on your way Updated: November 19, Street Fighter offers lots of fun and combat experience.
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