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Swaide155
09-26-2010, 04:27 PM
So i was playing this game and i was wondering if anybody actually like this game???? I'm a fan of it, i'd adore it if the controls were more responsive, probably more than i adore street fighter 4. I'm basically just wondering if i'm not alone out there. :-\

elrod21
09-26-2010, 04:51 PM
I liked it well enough back in the day. But as you said the controls were not as good as they became starting with Street Fighter II.

Pulling off special moves are really tricky but if you get good at it you can be quite successful in that game.

I liked it better of course after I found a version with the 6 button configuration rather than those huge two bulky buttons. Those were fun in two player mode, but not against the computer.

Kong
09-26-2010, 05:29 PM
Retro Uprising - Arcade - Street Fighter (World) (http://retrouprising.com/game-menu/game/6196/)

Not the best game ever by far but very innovating.
Released in 1987
Capcom's first fighter
First game with
6 buttons
pressure pads - some versions of the game had 2 pressure pads instead of 6 buttons. How hard and fast you pressed them decided if it was a fast, medium or hard attack.
Special moves

Most games register the button when you press it. This one registers when you release. Making the controls seem buggy.

Swaide155
09-26-2010, 06:25 PM
Retro Uprising - Arcade - Street Fighter (World) (http://retrouprising.com/game-menu/game/6196/)

Not the best game ever by far but very innovating.
True.
Released in 1987
I thought it was released later, that shows how much i know. :bulgy-eyes:
Capcom's first fighter
YAY!!!!
First game with
6 buttons
Cool.
pressure pads - some versions of the game had 2 pressure pads instead of 6 buttons. How hard and fast you pressed them decided if it was a fast, medium or hard attack.
Thats very fascinating! That would be really fun! IMO it would get in the way of serious play, though.
Special moves
Yep, those specials moves seem to happen outta nowhere in this game.
Most games register the button when you press it. This one registers when you release. Making the controls seem buggy.
In sf4 and ssf4 doesn't it do that also but only with special move inputs?

I learned alot to today!:cute:

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I liked it better of course after I found a version with the 6 button configuration rather than those huge two bulky buttons. Those were fun in two player mode, but not against the computer.

I didn't know about that till kong's comment. 6 button controllers FTW!

elrod21
09-26-2010, 06:40 PM
Yeah the big buttons were a real pain, but it was funny to watch people wail on them to try and hit the opponent harder.

Demon-Mask
09-26-2010, 07:13 PM
Most games register the button when you press it. This one registers when you release. Making the controls seem buggy.
So that's what made the controls suck.
That's why they were so unresponsive.

fenrir1887
09-27-2010, 12:30 AM
Probably why I preferred the game after it.