Ready for another mind-bending oldschool Marvel combo video from izumojin? He’s gone back to X-Men: Children of the Atom for a third volume, and it’s even crazier than the first two!
highlights:
COTA Wolverine all-out brawl at 0:10, Sentinel rocket bombardment at 1:22, Spiral sword trickery at 1:46, Cyclops backwards combo at 2:30, and Sentinel vs Magneto fireball “battle” at 3:48
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Anyone who has practiced a combo in Street Fighter IV and then tried it on Blanka can tell you, the character you’re hitting is very important. Very few of the combos in Maj’s incredible TACV’s work fully on more than one or two characters, beacuse each dummy has unique quirks.
In older Capcom games, a dummy’s vulnerable area consists of invisible rectangles that loosely follow the sprites displayed on the screen. Using a hitbox viewer to peek under the hood, we can see the game engine handling these combat interactions. Red boxes represent attacks and blue boxes represent vulnerable spaces.
We can see that SFA2 Zangief’s hittable boxes stay rectangular no matter what his sprite does. Even if his sprite is bending over or leaning back, it doesn’t effect the combo.
Since the previous update, motoJOHNSON has uploaded two more experimental Super Street Fighter IV clips featuring Dudley – with the latest one being a tool-assisted dizzy combo against Guile. Check it out, and then don’t forget to watch the 7th one below.
notes:
Dizzying a 900-stun character is no easy task, especially without a counterhit to begin the combo. Guile isn’t the most cooperative combo dummy either, but somehow motoJOHNSON found a way.
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538 continues to explore the PlayStation Portable version of Tekken 6 Bloodline Rebellion without tool-assistance. His latest video covers the majority of the roster and their Mokujin counterparts.
highlights:
T6BR Asuka 15-hit combo at 1:07, Lee corner super juggle at 3:06, Bryan double sobat at 4:58, Bruce right-knee love at 6:43, Raven midscreen cross-under at 7:24, Devil Jin divekick OTG at 8:20, and King wall push dead dummy combo at 9:04
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Persona may be taking a break from making videos, but not before giving Sheeva a chance. She isn’t one of the more popular characters in the game, but does have some nice combos afterall.
highlights:
MK9 Sheeva 20-hit corner fireball juggle at 1:07, Sheeva two-bar 56% damage at 1:19, and Sheeva Practice Mode OTG loop at 1:56
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Tsujigiri83’s latest Marvel vs Capcom 3 combovid features Jennifer Susan Walters aka She-Hulk. He’s certainly done his research for this one, both in terms of innovative combos and finding out her middle name. It does get a little repetitive sometimes, but it’s still fun to watch.
highlights:
MvC3 She-Hulk THC death at 2:06, She-Hulk dizzy runthrough at 2:59, She-Hulk/C.Viper dizzy Focus Attack double-tag at 3:49, and She-Hulk/X-23 double Flash Kick at 5:15
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Need another reason to attend Evo 2011 this summer?
It is my pleasure to introduce Balrog: Behind the Glory – an independent short film presented by an awesome, creative, dedicated group of Street Fighter fans! It will premiere on July 31st at the Rio Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas, on the Evo Championship Series grand stage.
Please visit the Chubby Boy Films website for an exclusive sneak peek at the full-size movie poster, and follow @ChubbyBoyFilms on twitter for updates and extras.
Balrog: Behind the Glory explores the meteoric rise and fall of one of the world’s most iconic boxing legends. In documentary format, it follows Mike Bison’s transformation from heavyweight champion to international crime syndicate underboss. To this day, M.Bison’s true story remains shrouded in mystery and his whereabouts unknown.
The screenplay was written by Brett D. Bayonne, produced by Greg Gertmenian, and directed by Vahe Gabuchian – with cinematography by Tigran Tovmasyan, costume design by Hunter Wells, and makeup by Sarah Dorsey. (Check out Chicken on a Pizza for a look at the last comedy project Vahe, Brett, and Greg shot together.)
Looking for more combo challenges? Here’s an open-ended one for just about any game you can think of. The only requirement is repeating the same special move four or more times in a combo.
notes:
The video contains three examples featuring MK9 Nightwolf, MvC3 Ryu, and MvC3 Chun Li. Every game is allowed with the exception of SF2 Rainbow Edition, SF4 Koryu Edition, and Mugen.
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Apparently desk started playing SSF4 again. That can only mean more Chun Li combos for us!
notes:
He’s set a new SF4-series Chun Li combo record with 191 hits performed against Balrog. Bravo! The previous record was 181 hits against Abel in SF4.
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